Sights Sounds And Signs
A local column laments modern concise news writing while honoring Annie Gentry and noting Stamford’s Paint Creek lake project. It praises Mrs. Lovvorn’s PTA leadership and May Festival success, weighs Texas Democratic politics, and reports on Stamford’s quest for a justice of the peace after Jack Bates’ death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Citivens
Serene
Jack Bates
Theorommissioners Court
Sam Yours
Lea
Pioneers on Parade Highlights National Music Week
Stamford Music club sponsors National Music week events including choir festival open air concert silver tea by the Girls high school chorus and various church and civic programs. Preparations for the Stamford softball season begin with a city hall meeting forming an organizing committee led by D T Perkins and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Music Club
Stamford
City Hall
D. T. Perkins
C. R. Howe
C. R B. Taylor
Frank Cannon
Byron Lewis
William McCraw
Austin
Knights Templar
Haskell
Seymour
First Baptist Church
J. M. Martin
J K. Brady
C. L. Widney
Dick Rowland
Breckenridge
Abilene
Big Elm Creek
State Board of Water Engineers
KR. C. Thomas
R. G. Bowdry
Thomas
Tuxedo
Avoca
S. H. Lowrie
Sao Paulo
Brazil
B. Smith
Lowrie
Vera Smith
Rio de Janeiro
Lueders Area Plans Expand With Meetings And Staff Moves
In a May 5 dispatch, Dr. James Rayburn leads a citywide revival nearing its end as high school night is set for Thursday with students from Anson, Jamin, Lueders, Haskell, and Stamford expected. New business meetings will follow at different firms each morning. Penick Hughes Co. shifts A C Humphrey back to western sales from Snyder, and Jett Haynie resigns to open a Midland retail store. Col R L Penick organizes egg marketing meetings across Anson, Lueders, Tamiin, Rule, Haskell, and Stamford. Swift Gin Co. builds a 30000 dollar gin at Jayton under S H Sherman. Southwestern Bell marks a picnic in Lueders Park for Maurine Rogers, moving to Big Spring as chef operator. Baccalaureate for Lueders high graduates Gin Conay Cotte Lambert, Charles Oldham, and B Tonre Gomar Adams is hired in West Texas Utilities bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford American
Rayburn
James Rayburn
Tabernacle
Jamin
Anson
Lueders
Haskell
Stamford
A. C. Humphrey
Penick Hughes Co
Snyder
Jett Haynie
Midland
Col. R. L. Penick
Central West Texas Poultry Association
Lueders High School
Iin Conay Cotte Lambert
Charles Oldham
B. Tonre Gomar Adams
West Texas Utilities Con Pans
Paint Creek Philosopher on Truman and seize of newspapers
The Paint Creek philosopher debunks fear that President Truman could seize newspapers or farms. He argues seizing the press would be impractical, compares it to seizing his Johnson grass farm, and notes editors would simply start new papers. He concludes such action would do little good.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Paint Creek
Truman
The
American
White House
Farmin
U. S
Stamford American changes hands in early 1924 release
The Stamford Leader announces a new publication arrangement with Roy Mc Craig as Bartor and John H Bennett as Assistant to the Publisher. Associate editor Mrs. Refy Mahoud and staff prepare the next issue at 124 East Hamilton Street, Stamford Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mc
Craig Bartor
John H. Bennett
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Jones Taylor @Keickelfurd
Weather Woes and Crops in Jones County
From the Leeders column of The Stamford Tribune an opinion on long dry spells in Jones County over eight years. It notes variable rain timing and drought risk, urges preparedness, and recalls past crops despite dry periods. The writer mentions rain arriving April 11 and a gale blowing from the north as storm risk rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Tribune
Leeders News
Jones County
Anson 4-H youth enters Talent Club contest
A H Roberts Jr of Anson, active in 4 H since 1947, was chosen to enter the Talent Club contest. Sponsored by Producers Grain Car Amarillo and the Texas Extension Service, the program honors outstanding club members and offers six teen winners all expense paid educational trips through Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Roberts has led the Anson 4 H Club as president and exhibited livestock at Abilene fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Roberts, Jr
Anson 4-H Club
Bill Lehmberg
Producers Grain Car
Amarillo
Texas Extension Service
FHL
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Young Roberts
Anson Club
Avoca
Avoca Boy Reaches District in 4-H Public Speaking Contest
Bill Braun of Avoca's 441 club earns district elimination in the 4 H Public Speaking Contest. County agent Bill Lehnberg notes the event at Haskell later this week with winner attending the Fit club roundup at A M College and state contest. Braun has long been active in 4 H since 1947, served as club president, secretary and vice president, and earned the Gold Star award last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Braun
Avoca
Bill Lehnberg
Haskell
Wil Pet
A&m College
Braun
Abilene
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Annie Gentry
Annie
Tobe
Reynolds Street
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Vernon Louvorn
Lindley Leckworth
Gladewater
Tom Connally
Beckworth
Price Daniels
Democratic Party
Allan Shivers
Daniels
Pioneers On Parade
Porotice
Mamiora
Sie
MeMrmie National Editonial Assoociation
Teaas Preba
West Texas Press Association Panhandle Preay Association
Roy Rogers
King of the Cowboys
AL McKimson
Roy Rogers and
Trigger
Kiser Milk Company
Aang
Kiser’s Cottage Cheese
Kiser
BEDTI
Buttermeiser Milk Company
Yancy
Bree