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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
3
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Texas farm and ranch production totals near 2.5 billion dollars yearly while agribusiness adds about 3.9 billion to the economy through processing distribution and transport. Extension economist John McHaney says agriculture supports 20 percent of the labor force and stresses keeping the industry competitive to sustain counties and the state’s economic future.
Marilyn Bell of Tulsa Oklahoma visits her grandmother Mrs Walter McDaniel spending two weeks with her for a family stay.
The Jones County Historical Survey Committee seeks unmarked Civil War graves in Jones County to secure State headstones. Contact Miss Hyberia Grace of Anson or Bernard with location details.
The Jones County committee approved one historical site and seeks additional candidates for recognition. The commissioners court voted to place a state supplied quaker marker on the courthouse square in An son for Fort Phantom Hill and the Butterfield Trail closed by the Civil War. Henry VIII had six wives.
Mirve Griggs aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs Mirve Griggs of 807 N Swenson Stamford, completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
The Rowland family held a reunion August 10 and 11 at the Valley View Community Center in Midland. Attending were five of six children and spouses from Odessa, Hamlin, El Paso, Stamford, and Odessa, with extended family from Odessa, Midland, Bovina, Hereford, and visiting guests from Midland.
The article notes that in 1935 Germany adopted the swastika as its national flag, marking a formal shift in state symbols and political imagery under Adolf Hitler's regime.
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