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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1956

Page

10

Irrigation rate inquiry and political bluster mix in Texas towns

The letter column notes that city water customers already pay a constant irrigation rate with 25 cents per thousand gallons past 25 000, arguing Stamford offers cheaper water. It also reports on Congress foreign aid debate as trimmed to 4.8 billion and local reactions. The piece ends with J Evetts Haley in Dallas addressing labor questions and a blunt, threatening rancher remark.

Council Water and Sewer Department Harry Steenson Stamford Steenson Congress Omar Burleson House Senate Abilene Big Spring Lufkin Sweetwater Snyder Lamesa Weatherford Mineral Wells Colorado City Cisco Electra Arlington Hamlin Albany San Angelo City E-Rd Arlington Hamlin League of Texas Brady Water Texas Hubbard Creek

Sue Bonner Joins Jones County Home Demonstration

Sue Bonner begins her duties as Jones county home demonstration agent, arriving from Olney with C. C. Jobson to organize her county work. She opens offices in Anson and plans to build the local program.

Pioneers on Parade and Stamford News Roundup

Stamford residents resumed field work after a 10 day wet spell. grain and row crops show promise as rainfall for the year nears 22 inches. Betty Jane Blackwell will represent Stamford at Spur Texas Cowboy Reunion with escort Billy J. Bryant. Stamford participants plan a parade with regalia and hatbands. dates for the State Exchange Club meeting moved to Aug 29–30. A baby was born to Dr and Mrs Wade Youngblood at Stamford Sanitarium on June 16. Halcyon Stagner attended the Anson park dedication. Frank Moore to travel for Ed S. Hughes of Abilene. Jones county men turning 21 to register July 1 at Anson.

Stamford Sue Bonner Jones County C. C. Jobson Miss Bonner Olney Anson Stamford Mill and Elevator Company W. W. Scott Mr. Scott A. C. Cooper Stamford Inn Swenson West Texas Grip Spur Inn Cooper R. A. Eaton Buddy Wheeler J. C. Watson Rodeo Arena New Hope Betty Jane Blackwell Texas Cowboy Reunion Spur Billy J. Bryant Betty Jane Prince Goodwill Committee Stamford Chamber of Commerce State Exchange Club National Exchange Club Stamford Club Roy Arledge Exchange Club Charlie Green A. C. Humphrey Wade Youngblood Stamford Sanitarium Halcyon Stagner Earl Stagner Frank Moore Humphrey Hardware Company Ed S. Hughes Abilene V. D. Duble Princeton Lineville Iowa Duble J. C. Penney Company

Texas public employees face turnover after new officials take over

A 20 percent turnover in state employees is forecast when new officials assume office in January. Pirtle Watts of the Texas Public Employees Association notes one third of members live in the Capitol area while others are statewide. The group’s by laws bar endorsements but individuals may back candidates, especially for higher pay. State law restricts campaign activity by state workers.

Vern Sanford Texas Press Association Austin Pirtle Watts Texas Public Employes Association Texas Imsurance State Insurance Commission Pyton Saunders Commission Life Companies Texas Highway Patrol Amarillo Horace E Wilson Supreme Court Wilson Seguin W. J. Elliott Highway Patrol Texas George Parkhouse Dallas Texas Water Resources Committee Parkhouse Davy Crockett Crockett Capitol Texas Department, American Legion and Auxiliary Washington, D. C

Stamford American Publication Details

The Stamford American postal record notes second class matter status dated August 11 1924 at the Stamford Texas post office under the act of 1870. It lists Pureel’s email Stamford American office Bamford Texas.

Old Philosopher Scrutinizes Soil Bank Angles

The GW Philosopher humorously analyzes the Soil Bank program, proposing to sign up to avoid planting crops and hoping for early payments. He weighs possible crop substitutions, borrowing neighbor acres, and how to maximize benefits while easing Washington’s surplus aims.

Washington

Infant Douglas Clay Hill Rites Held In Stamford

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hill of Stamford died Friday night after born Thursday morning at Stamford Sanitarium. Rev. Bill Crafton officiated at the graveside service at Highland cemetery. Kinney Funeral Home handled burial with survivor Ginger and grandparents T. A. Hill Viola Hill and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitley.

E. C. Hill Stamford Highland Cemetery Douglas Clay Stamford Sanitarium Bill Crafton Trinity Baptist Church of Kinney Funeral Home Ginger T. A. Hill Graham Viola Hill W. B. Whitley

Red Hot Parking Meter Theft Suspects in Town

Police HQ reports Specs McGuire and Buck Hanson caught taking money from meters after hours. A witness described faces in flashlight beam but notes they are authorized collectors with night shifts. Officials caution against assuming guilt without solid case details.

Specs McGuire Buck Hanson Benson Specs Buck Em Uni

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