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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
2
Local readers share notes on upcoming community events and weather hopes as the Prairie correspondent group compiles items. The piece signals anticipation for rain before next writing session and highlights neighborhood happenings.
Rain is hoped for in Spring Creek Tuxedo as residents report good health and many social visits. The piece lists dinners, showers, weddings, and visits among local families, church events, and encampment attendance, highlighting community ties and ongoing remodeling.
Mrs Trall faces surgery at Stamford Sanitarium on Wednesday and other locals are noted visiting, traveling, or attending church. J G Nix and C Raney plan a 10 day fishing trip while Cunningham and family visit J C Nix's household. Mrs Ollie Bneske attends encampment at Lueders and Weldon Youne with wife visit near Cottonwood. Health reported as very good in this community.
Center Point residents urge rain while church notes report Miss Ethel Burge visiting Mrs. Travis Lee and a series of visits and gatherings. The community plans singing Thursdays and a third Sunday in August sermon by Rev. Reed of Rochester with various local visits and family guests listed.
Saturday and Sunday social visits span Stamford and Haskell with several residents traveling for family gatherings. A proposed Stamford community fair in September could showcase Bunker Hill, while local officials note Milam County will vote on good road bonds.
A Sunflower brief notes numerous visits as relatives travel between Dallas Manor Fort Worth Taylor Elgin and Brownfield. Families including Carleon Lundgren Carlson Anderson and Nelson host and entertain kin from Flrey Manor and nearby towns while a Tuesday gathering at John Carlson’s home attracts a large crowd.
The New Hope section records guests and travels across town. Thomas King hosted W H Baldowski from east of Avoca for a Sunday visit. W Morse and Minnie Lee visited S B Morse on east Oliver street. Encampment attendance remains steady. Opal and two Key traveled to town on Monday for errands. W A Thane left for east Terns to attend a funeral. Mr and Mrs J W Morse hosted visitors Sunday including Baldowski and family and Mr and Mrs FE Jackson of Stamford.
Last Sunday was the hottest day with 114 in the shade. Crops thirst rain as maize heads scarce. A school bond election passed by a large majority to add a third room and three teachers serving nearly one hundred pupils. Feeble wheat around Plainview and Rein urged for rain. Mr Cort’s died and was buried at Stam- notes.
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