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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

2

Subscription Price and Local Notes From Stamford Area

The notice lists subscription rates for the Stamford territory including Jones Haskell Fisher and Shackelford counties at 1 per year and outside Stamford territory at 1 50 per year. The column mixes personal notices from New Hope and Stamford detailing social visits, gatherings, illnesses, travels, and community events with names of residents and local addresses. It also includes a humorous Special Notice from R E Hall offering services to sponsors at reunions and a weathered editorial tone on daily life.

Stamford Jones, Haskell, Fisher and Shackelford Counties Stonewall

Essentials of Greatness and Enduring Character

A reflective essay argues that true greatness rests on old fashioned virtues such as honor integrity truthfulness diligence thrift sobriety and modesty rather than publicity or wealth. It criticizes reliance on chicanery and warns that leaders private character shapes lasting achievement, noting the Morgan inquiry and bankers like Michell and Harriman as cautionary contrasts.

Kreuger Senate House of Morgan Michell Harriman

Price Parity for Farmers and postwar price relations

The article explains parity as farm prices matching the buying power of prewar incomes. It notes the 1909–14 base period, with tobacco adjusted to 1919–29, and details how price disparities since 1920 have harmed farmers. It cites ratios from 92 in 1925 to 48 in Feb 1933 and calls for parity to restore farm conditions to the 1910–14 level.

With Malice Toward None Gerald M Porter

Journal excerpt from 1931 reflecting on youth attitudes toward cynicism and love. The author notes a shift toward more wholesome views among contemporary youth, contrasts with earlier cynicism, and cites Morris Markey's quote about Newton Baker and public life. The piece links personal growth to changes in attitudes toward marriage and politics.

Morris Markey McCall’s Newton D. Baker Baker

Repetition and Ads Help Faith Take Hold

The text discusses Jesus using repetition to engrain ideas, citing examples like God as Father and the Kingdom of love. It argues that memorable messages, like four repeated points, press the big idea into minds across audiences and eras. It notes the ongoing work to make the universal Fatherhood of God accepted by diverse creeds.

Jesus Garfield Ohio Bruce Berton Mrs. Jones God

The Knot Hole Philosophies Of Dick The Knot Hole

We present a miscellany of maxims on truth jealousy wealth and manners from The Knot Hole column. The piece riffs on behavior, ambition, aging, social norms, and personal conduct with concise proverbs and wry observations.

St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Picnic

St Pauls Lutheran Church Lagerton Texas led by Pastor A H Muehlbrad. No Sunday school this week annual picnic held in Mr Hankens pasture English services start at 10 30 a m Ladies to bring dinner served after services No Luther League tonight Weekday meetings include teachers gathering Wednesday night and adult instruction class Friday night at 830 p m

Lora Sorrell Tuxedo Earl McKennon Cecil Davis Stamford Russ Taylor Carol Buddie Glenna Jeanette Travis Taylor F. B. Reid Earl Rogers Panhandle C. W. Sorrell H. C. Rogers Nettie Bean Levi Futrell Lamesa Em McKennon Jimmie Moon Clariss Moon Grandmother Moon Edgar Sorrells Billy Jack Charles Henry Doris Hilliard Oklahoma City Jim Hilliard Crane Milton Powell Angon R. F. Huddleston Claud Huddleston Sallie Hager Luther Baldings Iand Burnia Reid, Jr Land Leonard Reid Carol and Travis Taylor Raymond Reams Cisco Roe Jarred Bickley Reid Olen Lusk Boe Reid Woodrow Reid Charlie Milton Roy Reid Juanette Glenna Taylor Opal Finley Eulala Reams J. W. Jarred Nettie Reid Carol Taylor Travis Taylor Hazel Bobby Nell Cox Virginia Minnie Bell Simpson Charlie Reid Dempsey Juanell Glenn Bolding Lora Mae Welton McKennon Raymond Eulala Beams Berrel Ola Oran Dean Reid A. B. Lindsey Carl Red Cauiner Snyder Henry Marshall Rule First Baptist Church Walter Majors H. E. and Halder M. L. Woody Essie Pierce Bruford Clinton Mildred Carl Rogers C. W. Sor‘rell Ona Boe and Bickley Charlie Levins Rotan B.Y.P.U R. T. Jones Sweetwater Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Jones Nora Mae Rogers Maggie Pearl Lusk Robstown Bunk Lusk Ruby McCarter Jack Betty Ira Winn Clay Franks Brownfield Ray Franks Tommie Tilmon Bruce Tutcher Wichita Falls A. E. Tutcher Irene Hughes Messrs Warren St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Lagerton Texas A. H. Muehlbrad

Card of Thanks for Bryan Hankins

We express sincere thanks to all who sent sympathy flowers and help after the death of our son and brother Bryan. May God bless each of you. Anna Hankins, Dick Hankins, Don Hankins and families include George’s Vine, John Hankins, A L lowers, B L Cay and families.

Bryan Anna Hankins Dick Hankins Don Hankins George's Vine John Thankins A. L. Lowers B. L. Cay

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Schedule

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday School each Sunday at 9 30 a m German services on the first third and fifth Sundays at 10 30 a m English services on the second and fourth Sundays at 10 30 a m Choir practice Fridays at 8 p m Walther League meets first Sunday night monthly at 7 30 p m Visitors welcome Pastor Carl F Juergensens name appears as pastor.

Family Dispute Leads to Woman's Disinheritance

Mrs Catherine Mc Auley of Flint Michigan was disinherited by her mother Mrs Martha Morea after dispute over radio programs.

Catherine McAuley Flint, Mich Martha Morea

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Cleburne Huston R. E. Hall Mr. Hall Henry Andrews Jim Mickler Bricksdale W. W. Clark Oleta Ona Reid Edgar Sorrell Chas. Anderson Oscar Plumlee Anson Bessie Daniels Lucille Davis Summerville Burnia Reid Walter Hunter Hamlin J. B. Doty Eddie Pewitt Peggy Jean Twain Welton Cristene Lloyd Milton Roy Imogene Dixie Ruth Huddleston Huddleston Wilson Looney Rogers Bill Ludecke Opal Corinth Jacob Muehelstein Albert T. Reid Gerald M. Porter Maturi U.S Actina
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