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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
A Stamford letter argues for strict enforcement of prohibition and other laws. The writer condemns law violators across social classes from alley dwellers to high society and warns that lax enforcement leads to revolution and Bolshevism.
Mrs Lem Nichols offers sewing at reasonable prices emphasizing fastidious work. Specializes in children's clothes with a 70 percent KE discount. Includes Campbell mention. Ad fragment likely from a classifieds page.
Texas tops a list of states for completing miles of Federal highway work in the last fiscal year with 784 miles, followed by South Dakota 458 Illinois 431 and Minnesota 429. Former Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan advocates rural road improvement, arguing permanent pavements boost farm land value and rural access to markets and schools, detailing benefits across farming, dairying, and suburban development.
Miss Lawson recovered partial consciousness by June 30 and fully awakened by July 1. She recalls nothing from June 1 when struck until July 1 when life returned, now talking with friends and smiling, contented, as reported by Guadalupe Gazette bulletin.
The Junior auxiliary of Central Christian Church met in an all day gathering hosted by Mrs W G Bruce at her home west of Stamford with full attendance.
Members with their children and invited friends enjoyed a morning of happiness and a noon spread. In the afternoon a business session led by President Mrs. J. B. Lee decided that the Aid would support a needy couple.
The city hosted a winter gathering where ice cream and cake were served in the afternoon to a large number of attendees.
A fragment from an old classifieds page mentions a barber shop name and a lumber company with a phone number and an odd price cue. The readable items hint at a local trades advertising snippet without clear event or date details.
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