Rodeo Purses and Saddles Highlight 1960 Texas Reunion
The 1960 Texas Cowboy Reunion offers almost $3,000 in cash prizes plus special saddles awarded by Swenson Land and Cattle Co and Cities Service Oil Co. Go round money ranges from 6 to 60 dollars across events like calf roping, double mugging, steer riding, bareback bronc, and wild mare race. Entrance fees run from 3 to 15 dollars with final belt buckles and spurs as top gear prizes.
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Swenson Land and Cattle Co., Inc
Cities Service Oil Co
Texas Cowboy Reunion
S. D. Myers Saddie Co
el Paso
New Dean's Pills Offer Quick Relief for Aches
An ad claims Dean's Pills give fast relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. It promises soothing bladder irritation relief and mild diuretic action, aiming to improve sleep and overall well being.
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Dean
Six Chuck Wagons To Provide Meals At Texas Cowboy Reunion
Approximately six chuck wagons will provide western style meals for crowds at the Texas Cowboy Reunion. Steve Bennett, chairman, says cafés on wheels will arrive from Sixes, the Pitchfork, and SMS ranches at Throckmorton, Spur, Flat Top and Tuna. A morning meal will be served daily for ranch hands during the show and on the Sunday between Saturday and Monday events.
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Steve Bennett
SMS
Throckmorton
Spur
Flat Top
Newcomers Deliveries Across Haskell and Stamford
June 23 through June 24 sees new births in Haskell and Stamford. Regena arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weaver in Haskell. A son Emnett is born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clifton of Stamford. A son William is born to Mr. and Mrs. William Hertell of Lagerton. A son David is born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dipple of Stamford.
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Regena
Arthur Weaver
Haskell
Emnett
Kenneth Clifton
Stamford
William
William Hertell
Lagerton
David
Marion Dipple
Family Reunion Guests and Local Visits Across Texas
Mrs Harwell of Tuxedo attends a Brownwood state park family reunion. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Gene White of Wichita Falls to Mrs Lee White in Stamford and Mr and Mrs Edwin Tacker and Mrs Sadie England. Several kin and friends travel from Odessa Decatur Duncan Abilene Dallas and East Texas for visits and meals.
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Bonnie Meads
Avoca
Rebecka Harwell
Brownwood
Gene White
Wichita Falls
Lee White
Stamford
Edwin Tacker
Sadie England
Ohio
Cecil Skiles
James
Ima Jean
Akron
Jerry Crowley
Cameron
Denver City
James Kent Treadwell
J. W. Osment
Joe Evans
Judy Carlton
Dick Pritchard
Bob
Kip
Duncan
Okla
Clyde Pritchard
Gene Bennett
Abilene
W. N. Bennett
Paige Baize
Dianne
Potosi
Church of Christ
Baize
B. R. Baize
Mat Ware
Tom Gilbreath
Sandra
East Texas
Margaret
Rose Ann
Junior Lewis
Monda
Dallas
Stamford Teen Entrants in World Travel Record
Charles Sherwood Stratton went by Thumb in a historic bid as Elizabeth Seaman completed a global circumnavigation in 72 days 6 hours and 11 minutes to challenge a Jules Verne character. Stamford, Texas coverage notes the Thursday June 30 1960 Stamford American page.
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Elizabeth Seaman
Jules Verne
Stamford
Texas
Stamford American
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Holland Jewelry of
San Angelo
Sporser
A. C
Helen Swenson
Barin
Doan
Kimbell
Hershey
Morton
CampBells Tomato Soup
CampBells Chicken Noodle Soup
del Monte
Swift
Gandy
Blackburn
Bar-Becue
Chuck
Chenault
Thur
Cali
Cowboy
Gulf Stream
Joe Carlton
Mrs. B. Ashburn
Tex
Thumb
Charles Sherwood Stratton
Georgia
New
California