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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1977

Page

11

Pasture Planting Advances in Jones County Fields

Pasture planting progresses in Jones County with non native grasses like Kleinrass and Weeping Lovegrass chosen for sandy and clay loam soils. A new drill rented from Anson FFA aids seeding while soil prep and weed control ensure good seedbeds. Coastal Bermuda requires extra water. Ermelo Lovegrass performs well on deep sands. Contact local SCS for planting help.

U.S Anson Ffa Jones County California Creek Renner Bermuda Soil Conservation Service SCS Anson

Second Pecan Spraying Timetable Set by Agent

County Agent Kirby Clayton announces a second pecan spray for the pecan nutcase bearer from June 3 to 6 following a May 28 first application after three days of egg hatch. A third spray for second generation control is planned around July 10 to 15.

Kirby Clayton Clayton

Stamford Student Kathy McLellan Competes in UIL Piano

Kathy McLellan daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McLellan represented Stamford High School in the state UIL piano competition at the University of Texas in Austin on May 30. She played a Sonata in E Minor by Joseph Haydn and earned a II rating. She will be a junior at Stamford High School and studies with Mrs W E Mayes. She qualified for state by earning a I at McMurry College in Abilene in February.

Kathy McLellan Robert McLellan Stamford High School University of Texas In Austin Joseph Hayden Kathy W. E. Mayes McMurray College Abilene

Families cut energy use by adjusting cooking habits

Frances Reasonover notes lower income families and youths change cooking to save energy. An A U S Department of Agriculture survey finds about one tenth of respondents cook more in the oven at once use slow cookers and other specialty items or buy more ready to cook foods at home.

Frances Reasonover A. U. S. Department of Agriculture Survey

First Texas All American Girl State Pageant in Waco

History unfolds in Waco June 7 and 8 as the inaugural Texas All American Girl State Pageant takes place at the Holiday Inn. Local organizers promote the event as a landmark for contestants and community engagement.

Waco Holiday Inn

Weekend Long Distance Calls Offer Nets Free Minutes

A promotion invites customers to enjoy two free long distance calls this weekend. The offer aims to make three families happy by extending complimentary call time and broadening reach.

Joint Bible School Held by Two Churches

St. John s United Methodist Church and the Central Presbyterian Church co sponsor a Vacation Bible School from Monday June 6 to Friday June 10 daily 9 to 1 at the Presbyterian Church. A worship service with youth participation and a show and tell for arts and crafts follows on Sunday June 12 at 6 p m at Central Presbyterian replacing the United Methodist Church s evening service. Nursery through junior high classes are offered and all local youth are invited.

St. John’s United Methodist Church Central Presbyterian Church the Presbyterian Church

Farm Bureau seeks repeal of OSHA legislation

The Jones County Farm Bureau asks Congressman Omar Burleson of Anson to co sponsor a bill repealing the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Larry Sloan of Hawley serves as president of the local county Farm Bureau chapter.

Jones County Farm Bureau Omar Burleson Anson Larry Sloan Hawley

The Longest Fence In Texas History

A 200 mile fence built in 1885 across the Texas Panhandle aided cattle drives. Led by Charles Goodnight, ranchers halted antelope in a blizzard and avoided government funds. The Gntesp rod settled in Palo Duro Canyon where Goodnight faced loneliness noted by Mrs. Goodnight. He died in 1929 at his Arizona winter home.

Texas Panhandle Canadian River Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Dodge City Times Clarendon Charles Goodnight Great Palo Duro Canyon Goodnight Corinne Goodnight Arizona

Farm Bureau Pushes Bill to Repeal OSHA Across Nation

Idaho Representative Steven Symms introduces H R 1348 to repeal the Occupational Safety and Health Act. County Farm Bureaus urge co-sponsorship, arguing the act harms farmers and the public, violates constitutional rights, and allows warrantless inspections and administrative fines without trial.

Farm Bureau Sad Steven Symms Idaho OSHA Cong. Burleson Sloan

Hermann Sons Appoints Laws Committee Members

Marchel Nauert of Aspermont, member of Old Glory Lodge No 228, joins Hermann Sons Grand Lodge Committee on Laws. Louis B. Engelke, grand president, announces a 25-member panel to decide form and legality of charter or law changes, 60 days before and after quadrennial conventions.

Marchel Nauert Aspermont Old Glory Lodge Hermann Sons Louis B. Engelke

Careful lawn mower use advised to prevent injuries

Texas Extension agent Kirby Clayton warns annual turf mower injuries send about 8000 Americans to emergency rooms. He urges reading manuals, clearing debris, keeping bystanders away, disengaging the clutch, and stopping engine before checks or refueling to reduce risks.

Kirby Clayton Texas Agricultural Extension Service Clayton

Two Local Students Earn ACU Degrees

More than 660 students including Stamford natives are named as degree candidates for Abilene Christian University spring 1977 commencement. Bill Dennis earns a bachelor of science in physical education and Ronny Denson earns a BS in agribusiness.

Stamford Abilene Christian University Bill Dennis Billy Dennis Ronny Denson Guy Denson

Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in an Hour

Advertisement promises rapid treatment for athlete’s foot with a strong quick drying formula. Claims to stop burning and peeling skin within a few days and urges purchase at drug counters.

Ty Drug

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Husand Debby Johnson Stanley Keese and David Denison Earl S. Keese Tri-County Education Coop Joe Bob Earles Reynolds Gregory Bryan Hope Casady Brian Crawford Dominique Davis Jim Ed Jones Naomi Woodard Linda Vasque Michael London Eddie Pryor Pamela Underwood Mary Vastine Easton Mrs. W. B. Harrison Mimi Papa Texas Weldon Owens Area Lodge Hamlin Board of Community Development Diston Carr Rockwell Lone Star Industries
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