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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
8
The Texas Supreme Court ordered legislative districts apportioned by population, prompting a House committee to study congressional redistricting ahead of January sessions. The decision, seen as beneficial to urban representatives, signals possible shifts in overall state legislation.
Stamford residents face new water bill rules with disconnection for nonpayment after the 15th monthly due date. A penthouse apartment for Mr and Mrs A Cooper at Samford Inn progresses, with plans to move before the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Other items note school shifts, a small house fire, a band program start, and local family travel and reunions.
Slim Willett to assist sponsor chairman of the Texas Cowboy Reunion contest this year aiding Hubert Watson and Bob Bandeen with entertainment for the girls. Stamford sees drainage upgrades on McHarg street as new four by eight inch high structure is built. six area towns join a fly and mosquito control school led by Texas Board of Health.
The USDA releases MRR-655 marketing research report detailing how cotton gin ning practices affect cotton yarn properties weaving performance and fabric properties. Available from the Office of Information USDA Washington DC.
This weekly note reports heavy rains up to 5 inches in parts and maize beginning to head in the Tuxedo area. It records community weed spraying at Fairview Cemetery and a long list of visiting families and individuals from Abilene Midlothian Fort Worth Stamford Hamlin Vernon Eagle Pass and other locales with several trips to and from Dallas and Austin.
The Stamford Leader consolidates with the Stamford American for the July 1 1951 issue. The paper is published for Stamford, Texas with standard Wednesday schedule and the merger noted at 124 East Hamilton Street.
The letter argues against early election result announcements by TV computer systems. It jokes about predicting outcomes years ahead and mocks turning politicians into televised speeches delivered by machines, suggesting no need for campaigns if outcomes are pre determined.
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