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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

4

Meyer Wins World’s Fastest 500 Mile Race at Indy

Louis Meyer drove the Tudor Special to victory in the 21st International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on May 30 achieving a 104.162 mph average over 500 miles. Meyer, a two time winner, credited tire reliability from Firestone for enabling record speeds despite mid race refueling and two man cars. Firestone engineers emphasize tire mounting and endurance under brick track heat and pounding.

Indianapolis Louis Meyer Tommy Milton Firestone

Cowboys Look to Stamford Reunion Dates Near

In Howard county a Long Slaughter rancher with a Big Spring base hosts a fine white faced cattle herd rooted in the Sugg Robertson line. Slaughter aims to bring back an old chuck wagon for the event as plans form. Miss Modesta Good of Borden county, sponsor for Big Spring, served as Miss Be Spring at a recent West Texas Chamber event and is noted as an adept horsewoman on her father’s ranch.

Howard County Big Spring Biging Slaughter Modesta Good Tom J. Good Borden County

Midland Cattlemen Plan to Attend Texas Cowboy Reunion

Midland area cattlemen expect to visit Stamford for the fourth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion held July 3 to 5. The association, formed in 1930, preserves old outfit customs and funds improvements with profits from the event. Cowboys from Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico compete in contests.

Midland Texas Cowboy Reunion Stamford Stamford Cattle and Businessmen Texas Oklahoma New Mexico

West Texas cotton co op plans county units for broader reach

County units of a new cotton cooperative are to be organized as the West Texas Cooperative Growers Association moves toward a territorial structure. A mid June Abilene conference will refine policies with ACCA and state cooperative officials. The plan emphasizes autonomous local units, lower costs, and closer member contact to improve marketing efficiency.

Alvis WTCGA Abilene ACCA New Farm Credit Association Washington West Texas Ivis

World cotton co-op unit gains support from farmers

Organization manager Daniel leads a district unit of the WTCGA with board members in their territories. The co operative aims to provide worldwide selling advantages while farmers control policy. The district unit has been favorably received and is expected to operate this season to improve services for cotton growers.

Daniel WTCGA

Prohibition Forces in West Texas Organize Meetings

The Anti-Saloon League mails letters urging dry supporters in the 24th Senatorial District to attend Abilene or Breckenridge gatherings. About 30 regional conferences planned across Texas to mobilize counties. Arnold Smith of Indianapolis avoids jail by agreeing to a three year bedtime. J. C. Williams wins first prize in Barnesville quilt show. Advertising in the American pays.

Anti-Saloon League 24Th Senatorial Taylor Nolan Fisher Jones Mitchell Scurry Abilene Haskell Throckmorton Shackelford Stephens Eastland Callahan Breckenridge Texas Arnold Smith Indianapolis Ind Order of the Eastern Star Barnesville J. C. Williams

Food Demonstrator Helps Herself and Neighbors in 1983

Mrs. W. C. Mac Daniels explains her role as a Jones County Farm and Ranch Food supply demonstrator for 1983. She recalls adding pantry shelves in 1932, preserving 500 containers of food, planning a diverse garden, trading for a meat option, and using her pantry to cut costs while aiding her Hawley Club and neighbors.

Jones County Farm and Ranch

Boy Scout Camp At Buffalo Gap Opens July 16

The Chisholm Trail Council will run Camp Tonkawa Buffalo Gap with two sessions July 16 23 and July 28 30. Fees are 6 for seven days 11 for fourteen with swimming tests aided by Red Cross staff and free tents and meals. A full program includes crafts stunt nights and visits by civic clubs under adult supervision.

Chisholm Trail Council Camp Tonkawa Buffalo Gap Ed Shumway National Council, Boy Scouts of America Wll Presbyterian Pool Chisholm Trail Connor Robinson M. H. Carr Les Cranfill Simmons

Wanted: Furnished apartments and stamps advertised

Want ads list two furnished apartments for rent at 302 North Swenson and a range of rubber stamps for sale from 50 cents upward. Stamford American classifieds notice.

North Swenson, Tie Stamford American

Oldtime Religion Day Marking Lovell’s Farewell at Trinity

Abilene June 11 marks the end of Rev. Johnnie Lovell’s five years as pastor of Trinity Baptist Church. He will lead a farewell service titled Oldtime Religion Day with wagons and overalls as part of a rustic observance. Lovell plans a year’s rest in Florida for health, after which he may return to ministry. During his tenure the church grew from 14 to 2700 members and 3000 seats, with 35 evangelistic campaigns and about 3000 sermons preached, baptizing around 1500. Lovell invites friends and radio listeners to attend. An unrelated note mentions a cat at Miracle Sweet Feed mill adopting two rats.

Abilene Johnnie Lovell Trinity Baptist Church Rev. Lovell Lovell Florida Rev Simmons University

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