Stamford Eyes Water Plant Approval From State Health Dept
The Texas Department of Public Health may inspect Stamford’s filter plant in March to determine needed treatment. City leaders, led by City Manager Harry Steenson, seek approval without building a second wall, proposing waterproof membrane coatings. If approved, membrane treatment could avoid longer shutdowns. The city will appeal next Tuesday to modify requirements, while considering a small lab addition and pump-station signage. Hill Burton funds hinge on state approval, tying hospital improvements to water compliance.
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Texas Department of Public Health
Stamford
Harry Steenson
Texas Department of Health
James Nichols
Health Department
Nichols
State Health Department
Hill Burton
Hill-Burton
Permits Issued On Three Homes During February
The City of Stamford issued construction permits for three new homes in February with a total value of 42000. Paul Briggs received a permit for a 1208 Compton Street house valued at 10000. W. W. Holt received a permit for a 1304 South Orient Street home valued at 15000. The Charles Vaden Construction Co. earned a permit to build a 603 Kelley Street home valued at 17000.
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Stamford
Paul Briggs
Compton St
W. W. Holt
S. Orient St
Charles Vaden Construction Co
Kelley St
Governor's Teacher Pay Plans Split Costs Across County Districts
The article compares the Governor's plan and the "$45 in '65" plan for Texas teacher pay raises. It lists 1965-66 costs per district, showing local and state shares, noting the Governor's plan burdens local districts more, while the other plan spreads costs differently. It cites Anson Avoca Hamlin Hawley Lueders Stamford Noodle-Horn districts and statewide cost allocations.
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Texas
Jones County
Anson Independent School District
Avoca Independent School District
Hamlin Independent School District
Hamlin
Hawley Independent
Lueders Independent
Noodle-Horn Common
Anson
Avoca
Hawley
Leeders
Stamford
Noodle-Horn
Woman of Achievement to Be Honored by B and PW
The Stamford Business and Professional Women's Club will award the Woman of Achievement at its bosses banquet March 25 at 7 30 pm at the Cliff House. Nominations must be written letters detailing qualifications and mailed to Mrs. Ona L. High by March 15. Past honorees include Mrs. R. H. Mahood Mrs. Onah L High and Miss Olive McDougald.
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B& PW
Stamford Business and Professional Women's Club
Cliff House
Stamford
Ona L. High
Stamford B&pw
High
B&pw
R. H. Mahood
Onahl. High
Olive McDougald
Roosting Birds at Stamford Post Office Put Down
Stamford police and firemen joined forces Monday night to reduce a bird nuisance at the post office lawn. Seven officers and firefighters with shotguns killed a large number of roosting birds, mainly cowbirds and sparrows, with an estimated 600 to 1000 birds slain.
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Stamford
B. Q. Cooper
Avoca to Elect Three Trustees on April 3
Three members of the Avoca Independent School District board will be elected at the election set for Saturday April 3. Only one candidate had filed by Monday.
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Avoca Independent School District
Fire Department Answers Three Calls Last Week
The Stamford Fire Department fought three minor blazes last week. A Weldon Walker farm fire started by a butane heater explosion damaged the house but not beyond repair. A space heater sparked a wall fire at 903 S Anson, stopped with minor damage. A grass fire burned near Radio Station KDWT at 11 43 a m Sunday.
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Weldon Walker
S. Anson
KDWT
City to Install Booster Pump on Water Line
Stamford city council authorized a 200 HP vertical booster pump to boost daily water-line capacity by about one third. The $20,000 project will be funded from reserve funds and precede chlorine treatment to clear algae build up, aiming for 3 700 gallons per minute capacity.
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Lake Stamford
Stamford
James Sells
Freese
Nichols and Endress
Hamlin
Bricksdahl
Sells
Laxe
Bryant Services Held Tuesday at Saint John's
Funeral services for Mrs. J. C. Bryant 89 were held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at St John s Methodist Church with Rev Eugle Matthews officiating and Rev Charles E Fikes of Wichita Falls assisting Burial followed in Highland Memorial Cemetery under Kinney Funeral Home She died Sunday evening in Stamford Memorial Hospital born Jo Grimsley December 23 1875 in Arkansas moved to Stamford in 1901 married J C Bryant February 3 1915 her husband died December 30 1940 Survivors include two sisters two stepsons and one step daughter pallbearers were Bartlett Holland etc
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J. C. Bryant
St. John’s Methodist Church
Eugle Matthews
Matthews
Charles E. Fikes
Wichita Falls
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
Jo Grimsley
Arkansas
Stamford
Hill County
J. A. Smith
Nan Ivey
Inspiration Point
Ariz
R. Bb. Bryant
W. J. Bryant
Charlie Inglish
Corpus, Christi
Barl Kuse
Bartlett Holland
B. P. Davenport
C. F. Upshaw
Weldon Walker
Jim Ashcroft
Stamford Man Fined In City Court for Assault
Charles Ray Baker was arrested by city police and charged with assault after a late Saturday fight. Baker was fined $25 by City Judge R. K. Rowland on February 20. The other participant, described as a Haskell negro, remains at large.
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Stamford
Charles Ray Baker
Baker
R. K. Rowland
Haskell
New Police Cars In Operation In Stamford
Stamford Police Department is operating two new patrol cars Plymouth Furys purchased from Wofford Motor Co. The city traded in one police car and the city manager's car. The manager took one old car. Chief B Q Cooper said the cars would not carry insignia on the door.
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Stamford
Wofford Motor Co
B. Q. Cooper
Stamford mayor touts sound finances and services
Mayor R R Kelley reports Stamford operates under a council mayor city manager system with about 40 employees. The city holds assets of 4.348 million and tax valuation of 10.514 million with a 1.35 rate. Water sales bring in 2100000 last year, operating cost 174024, profit 36000. Bonds total 1.5 million retire by 1980. street and cemetery funds parked in high interest accounts. Delinquent taxes total 59000 since 1919.
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Stamford
Kelley
Bo Q. Cooper
Fire Department
Water Department
Breck Native Named Assistant Home Agent
Barbara Marsee, Breckenridge native from Stephens County, begins duties as junior assistant to Jones County home demonstration agent Mrs. Mary Y. Newberry after a three month training period. A 1961 Breckenridge High School graduate, she attended Texas Wesleyan College and held leadership roles in Gamma Omicron and the Dormitory Council.
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Barbara Marsee
Stephens County
Mary Y. Newberry
Jones County
Miss Marsee
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Worth
Texas
Gamma Omicron
American Home Economics Association
Breckenridge High School
Breckenridge
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Stamford County Line Independent
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Paul Boedeker
Mike Graham
Bill Box
Gary Baldowski
Stamford Fire Department
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R. R. Kelley
Robert Dickenson
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Lake Stamford State Park
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