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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1949

Page

11

Old Glory crops show good yield with widespread insects

The grain harvest advances with a gran elevator at Old Glory led by Ro Hertzenberger. Yields range 15 to 25 bushels per acre amid a drought into April with continued rains. Cotton and seed crops look good as planting finishes, but insects threaten crops.

Old Glory Ro Hertzenberger Fe. Carr Elizabeth Fir Strickland Maynard Carr Marinell Kemit Roy Hertzenberger Variety Club A. F Llous Red Cross Disaster Fund Yvonne Young Swotford

New HERNIA GUARD Promises Gentle Firm Support

Complete relief from rupture troubles comes with the invention of the HERNIA GUARD. Sold only by expert fitters it guarantees to hold and applies gentle but firm pressure without punishing belts. Priced reasonably to appeal to every hernia sufferer. see it today at local outlets.

New Idea Security

Wendeborn Family Reunion Draws 115 Attend After 32 Years

The Wendeborn family held its first reunion in 32 years at Sons of Hermann hall in Old Glory on Sunday May 29 with about 115 attendees. Participants came from Lubbock Dallas Lagerton Longview Old Glory Sherman Anton Barth Lamesa Haskell Houston Rule Gunter Tuxedo Stamford and other Texas towns.

Old Glory North Texas State College Denton Lois Young Sagerton Reno Herttenberger Paul Zanowiak Lubbock Don Herttenberger Danie Rule Jerry Herttenberger Roy Wienke Billy and Douglas Wylie Cox W. B. Cox Anson Reno Hiertzenbergers Bill Gay Stamford Anna Jankins Lagerton A. L. Flowers Otto Hinze A. E. Rosenquist Larry Herbert Binns W. B. Trice W. W. Trice W. Brice A. F. House W.D. Dugger Brownfield Haye Alene Trice Norris Bailey H. C. Crosson Snyder Morean Dugan W.T. Winnegar Crosbyton Lynn Flowers Home Jack Fuqua J. HL. Blue B. J. Fickel Ueders Henry Schmidt Paul Imma Ender Louis Spitzer Kathleen Spitzer Norma Jean Spitzer Wendeborn Hermann Lamesa Haskell Houston Gunter Tuxedo R. J. Fisher A. L. Perkins Leonard Hoppe Vera Lee M. E. Woods Theodore Wendeborn Walter S. Wendeborn Johnny Spitzer Raymond Dipple Fred Spitzey John Wendeborn Anton Teichelman Walter Wendeborn Elmer Boedker Herman Nauert Gosear Neinast Bill Stanhope Lorene Hemphill Carol Ann Henry Lauchtin Bobby Spitzer Vicki Dean Fred Schoenerstedt Eddiett E. A. Scharff Ernest C. Scharff Bob Scharff Longview W. A. Wendeborn Tillie Lester Francis Larrie Garrett Spitzer Louis Spiger Norma Jean Oud Glory Raymond Wendeborn Gilbert Bodoevsky Sherman le A. Wendeborn Mary Schoenersted Frank Wendeborn M Rethia Reed Mary Bi Janelle Thompson Ronald Louis Wendeborn

Stamford Guard Unit Joins Two-Week Camp Training

Thirty officers and men of Company M Stamford National Guard depart to North Camp Hood for a two week field training. Commanding officer Lieut John Garrett from the University of Texas and Lieut James W Lindsey ex service men lead the unit as raw recruits mix with veterans. The Company M heavy weapons unit of the 142 Infantry 36th Division includes mortars and machine guns. Capt Charles W Tayman now Battalion executive officer serves as intelligence and supply officer for the Third Battalion during the camp.

Stamford National Guard North Camp Hood John K. Garrett University of Texas James W. Lindsey Garrett Infantry Lindsey Criirch 142 Infantry Charles W. Tayman

Farm Markets Show Lower Tendencies During Week

Southwest farm markets showed easier to definite trends in the past week with some products steady to strong. New crop supplies dropped wheat and barley prices about 20 cents per bushel and sorghum 2s per hundredweight. Prices of many feedstuffs fell, hay markets were unsettled due to wet undercured alfalfa, and receipts declined at several markets.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Texas Fort Worth San Antonio Denver Oklahoma City Southwest Conner Cutter Liondale Dallas Houston New Orleans

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