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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
8
A miscellaneous home advice snippet covers canned cherry salad assembly with stuffed cherries and bed lettuce, sweater care and sun drying, hat care with suede brushes, pocket book pinning, silver polish near sinks, quick creaming with hot milk, built in shelves with deep drawers, and a bridal shower gift idea of green glass refrigerator dishes.
Speaker Garner declares support for repealing the 18th Amendment and seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. He urges tariff relief and debt repayment while opposing prohibition, drawing mixed reactions from party figures and observers in Congress.
The Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. B H Bunkley's home to learn vegetable canning with Miss Partlow guiding a talk on gardens and canning. Beans were canned in various sizes for Mrs Bunkley and for Grandmother Bunkley and Mrs Tull Newcomb, with canning equipment provided by several members.
Omaha Nebraska resident Mary Virsini travels to Paris under Governor Bryan's commission to assist in the Pershing Memorial dedication this month.
The County Agent reports many questions about Irish potato storage. Dry potatoes after digging, discard bruised tubers, and store only sound potatoes in a clean well ventilated dark area. Use shelving or air channels to ensure airflow and check for decay every two to three weeks.
Encampment arrangements in Jones County are nearly complete for the first 4-H Club event at Lueders starting next Monday evening. Invitations have been sent to 167 girls and 76 boys in county clubs, via their agents, and early signs indicate strong attendance.
In Stamford County a calf feeding project by 40 boys last Fall showed personal growth and practical knowledge despite financial losses for some. Sixteen reported results: four lost 28.64 total, two broke even, ten earned 65.95 over feed costs, averaging 6.69 per calf, with overall 2.61 average profit. Five plan to continue. others seek continued opportunities. Joe Jones visited Stamford Saturday, aiming to speak at the Texas Cowboy Reunion, but crowd size prevented scheduling.
Governor Sterling will not convene a special one day session of the Texas legislature before the fall primaries to divert gasoline tax money to retire road bonds. He says a session could last up to thirty days and may not yield relief. plans for future budget cuts and tax relief may be considered this fall. He also declined to attend the Democratic national convention and named W A Tarver as proxy. He added he cannot influence the proposal to resubmit the eighteenth amendment and remains a teetotaler.
At a regular meeting on July 1 1932 the City Council will receive bids for custody of city funds for one year. Bids must be filed with the city secretary on or before July 1. CHAS W ZUG JR city secretary.
Clifford Ferris of Kansas City Kansas is arrested after tampering with the seal on a box car loaded with bicarbonate of soda He said an indigestion attack compelled the break in and entry formality was pursued by authorities.
Texas Governor Ross Sterling announced that Congress sponsored farm loan legislation will provide substantial benefits to livestock poultry and dairy producers in Texas. The Texas committee led by John W. Carpenter reports loans will extend for crops to be harvested in 1933 and broaden the Reconstruction Finance Act to include livestock and truck growers.
West Texas candidate Pink Parrish of Lubbock visits Stamford to campaign for Congress at Large Place No 1. He argues he is the sole West Texas contender and plans to return for the Texas Cowboy Reunion.
Services will be held at Saint Luke's Episcopal Church on Sunday, June 26, as announced.
Best grade McCormick Deering and International Binder twine sold at 65c per ball. Buie Crawford Implement Co lists hay tying supplies with 11 1 2 cents pricing, Hayties 1644¢e, C D Shamburg Lumber Co offers 9 tf items.
The fragment states that twenty percent represents the annual agricultural wealth of the nation, implying a discussion of national economic value tied to farming outputs. The text surveys the significance of agriculture within the country’s overall wealth.
We thank friends locally and nationwide for kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother and for the floral tribute. May God bless each one. Signed by MR. D. P. SCOTT and family. A separate item reports Rose Benoit in Worchester wrestled a restaurant thief, disarmed him, and turned him over to police.
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