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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
4
Anson and Stamford meet on Friday with emphasis on fair play and sportsmanship. The piece urges hosting respect for guests and urges fans to back the bulldogs while stressing that friendship outweighs football. It frames the game as a test of character for both teams and their supporters.
The editor deserves compensation equal to other community leaders, with salaries ranging by town size. Editors should set advertising rates per thousand by circulation and effectiveness, arguing smaller papers can reach 500 prospective customers to entice advertisers. The country editor’s work aids national welfare and should be rewarded accordingly.
Miss Geradyne Wright head of Public Speaking at Burleson College gave a notable recital sponsored by the Fine Arts department at the Baptist Church. Dr. H L Durham praised her teaching and influence in the region while the program showcased a wide range of selections performed with notable skill. The audience, sizable and appreciative, enjoyed the expert display of talent. For sale 140 Buff Orpington hens and pullets at 75 cents each before December 15th. Sam Swenson River Farm Lueders Texas. 823p
Large brick structures by R. W. Bounds on West McHarg include a service station a garage a cafe and store. Walker-Smith Grocery Co building rises near the railroad crossing as preliminary paving begins and plans call for more brick buildings next year. The station features brick and concrete construction triple pumps a ladies rest room and a showroom with night lighting. Lawdon Jones occupy the garage with expansion planned. Henry Crump operates a gate property and W. R. Moore from Kaufman County will run the new grocery store set for January 1.
A large crowd of St. John’s Methodist Church ladies attended an all day Harvest Day meeting in Haskell. Speakers included Mrs Caperton Pace, Miss Bell Markey from Cuba, and Mrs W P Rollins. About one hundred district visitors joined Stamford participants and reports from auxiliaries were given.
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