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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

2

Caled Warner Weighs Golden Water Deal and Marriage Dilemma

Caleb Warner, a civil engineer in Golden, California, negotiates a Beaver Lake water project with Cox while grappling with a marriage ultimatum from Mary Morgan. Ted Baxter, his Columbia friend, reveals Baxter’s own scheme and financial pressures as Warner considers Cox’s offer and a potential job at Beaver Lake.

Hermance Creek California Caleb Warner Clinton Itr Goldem Warner Columbia College Ted Baxter Baxter Caleb Wilbur Cox Golden Cox Bie Coz Jezt Gay Hinckley Water Mary Morgan Bdine Beaver Lake Stanislaus County Aleb Jiscard Beve & Man Mess Ted Usral Mater Cal Dock Club Shack

Water dreams and a dam across a valley

Caleb studies geodetic maps while Hinckley explains a vast Crystal Springs project. Elastic clay cores bend but do not break as the engineer outlines a three divvied lake and gatehouses guarding a great dam, with Caleb quietly plotting his speculative theory of water supply for Golden and Oakville.

Hinckley Caleb Crystal Springs Hermanes Valley Sond Golden Santa Rosa Long Lake Reed Cox Oakville Crystal Lakes Caliente Valley Gabilan Range Caleb Warner Betty Minton Baxter Ted el Nido Crystal Springs Company Bumor

Stamford business trip noted for W F Culbreath

W F Culbreath, office, was in Stamford on business this week. Screen Doors supplied by Brazelton Lumber Company.

W. F. Culbreath Offico Stamford Brazelton Lumber Company

Place Moss On His Grave Poem Satirizes Advertising

An editor note presents a poem urging the burial of a tradesman who did not advertise. It extols quiet business and restraint, suggesting a moss wreath on the grave and a stone reading Here Lies A Champ Who Wouldn't Advertise, with attribution to Brick & Clay Record.

Park West Texas Tile @ Brick Company Brick & Clay Record

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Bo J Allan Dunn Warner Betty Hermance Valley Chapter J.t.bryant West Side Square Stamford, Texas Auto Wrecking Co Fergusce Texaco Gasoline Goulds Weason Avenue Federal Tires Overland Automobile Co North Swensen Direct Mattress Co Hedberg
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