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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists editor and owner Thomas R C and references subscription price of 1.00 per year. It notes entry as second class matter under act dated 1924 with mailing at 114 East Hamilton Street.
An opinion urges a state game law to protect quail by outlawing ravens. The writer argues ravens devastate nesting sites and prey on quail, hawks, and other birds, and recommends a perpetual open season to shoot ravens to aid quail and bird populations.
An editorial explains the Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce roles in Stamford. Rotarians are Chamber members by ethics, but the Rotary Club remains a civic support group, not a replacement for the Chamber or its campaigns.
The Nazarene church announces revival services will continue Sunday February 1 with Evangelists presenting sermons on Signs of Christ's coming to take away his bride. Messages highlight False Prophets Knowledge shall increase Deception shall increase disobedient children and troubled family life as signs from the Bible. J L Bates and wife pastors invite all to attend.
The Moon family and relatives thank Fellows, friends, and the Odd Fellows of Stamford for kindness and comforting words during the illness and death of J. M. Moon. The note lists numerous relatives and families expressing appreciation for the support.
In a grateful notice, the Duke family thanks the American Legion for kindness and floral offerings after the death of A. E. Duke. Names include E. E. Duke and family, Roy A. Duke, W. J. Majors, John Stanley and son Grover, with Rockdale and New Hope affiliations. The Stanleys are described as thrifty farmers with cotton, feed, poultry, dairy, and a large crop. Their efforts boost Jones County’s standing.
Mr and Mrs Capel a Chapel and their party recently arrived in our county from Mississippi and plan to settle here. The community warmly welcomes them as good neighbors and mentions Mrs G B McLaughlin noting a Stamford youth’s educational achievements. For sale fresh carnations at two dollars per dozen by Stamford Floral Co.
A West Texas traveling salesman praises LA FRANCE Flour as the ideal nationwide flour with strong claims of leadership in the South. A big promotional event features a full day demonstration at Wright Cash Grocery on Saturday January 31st, urging customers to attend and compare with WHITE FACE.
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