Incomplete housing market report details
The furnished fragment notes all 86 housing units occupied and reports annual rental income of 11 870.16 with additional unspecified figures, but missing key context, dates, locations, and formal conclusions.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
11
Former Stamford Man Training for Air Force Officer
Staff Sergeant Douglas R. Reber of Stamford Texas has been selected for the Airman Education and Commissioning Program to study statistics at the University of Wyoming before attending Officers Training School at Lackland Air Force Base He will be commissioned a second lieutenant after OTS Reber has served in Vietnam and attended Stamford High School McMurry College Howard County Junior College and Yuba College He is married to Mary daughter of Mrs Ruby Schindler of El Campo Texas The report also notes a separate city authority annual review detailing the Low Rent Housing Project begun in 1958, land purchases, construction and full occupancy with a waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas R. Reber
Kenneth Reber
Oliver St
Stamford
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Airman
Reber
Beale Afb Calif
University of Wyoming
Officers Training School
OTS
Lackland AB
Tex
Air Force
Air Training Command
Keber
Vietnam
Stamford High School
McMurry College
Abilene
Howard County” Junior College
Big Spring
Yuba College
Marysville
California
Mary
Ruby Schindler
Rt. 3
el Campo
Rally Day set for June 19 at Anson Lions Club Hall
The Jones County home demonstration clubs host Rally Day on Thursday June 19 at the Anson Lions Club Hall. Registration starts at 10 a.m. The event titled Fun Day or Way Back When features a 1920s theme with a covered dish lunch at noon and attendees urged to wear 1920s or early 1930s costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Anson Lion’s Club
Clyde Chancey
Compete Home Demonstration Club
New Plan Governs Student Transfer to New District
Texas parents may transfer children between districts without changing residence under a new plan from the Legislature. The Texas Education Agency outlines steps through superintendents, with written applications to receiving districts and possible tuition if grades are in the home district. The measure, enacted by the 61st Legislature and signed May 9, becomes effective immediately for students over six and under 21 who are not graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Former Stamford Actor Joins Bonanza TV Projects
Don Adkins, once of Stamford, signs for his first Bonanza production at Paramount Studios. The character actor was seen in two NBC westerns last season in The Deserter and Emily and appears as the town doctor in The Witness now at Paramount. He will also appear in an arrangement titled Peace of Land as a bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Adkins
Stamford
Paramount Studios
Emily
Paramount
Adkins
Arral
Changes to Farm Storage and Drying Equipment Loan Program
The Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Jones County Committee chaired by J. E. Nix announced changes to the storage and drying equipment loan program effective May 30. The adjustments aim to slow rapid program acceleration and cut government expenditures amid inflation, affecting applications already approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Nix
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation
Jones County Committee
County Committee Urges Farmers to File by May 30
Farmers with unfiled applications should submit them immediately for County Committee action before the May 30 deadline. The notice stresses timely filing to ensure consideration by the committee.
Rotan Hires Former Anson Coach Charlie Davis
Charlie Davis, longtime Anson High School football coach for seven years, becomes head coach at Rotan High School. He is a Stamford High School graduate and will assist the summer recreation program at Rotan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Davis
Anson High School
Rotan High School
Davis
Stamford High School
Rotan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stamford High
Douglas Reber
Bill Buie
Mr. Buie
Housing Authority
Memorial Hospital
PHA
Board of Commissioners
M'Liss
Matthew B. Selmon
Tamara Cox
Preston Smith
Ing
State Board of Education
Austin
NSUR
Emal
Deros
General Welding Works
Anson
Wendell Gomez
Earl Cooper
Butch Kohout
Dickie Cooper
Howard Kohout
Martin Gomez
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