Shriners Plan Saturday Visit on Special Train
Maskat Temple Shriners from Wichita Falls will ride a special train to Stamford Saturday evening for a full event program. A banquet, city plaza concert, and a public auditorium program followed by a dance are listed with schedules at the Presbyterian Church and City Auditorium. Mayor Tayman, Walter Nelson Jr., and J Marshall Franklin appear in organizers’ notes with welcome addresses and stage directions.
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Shriners of
Maskat Temple
Wichita Falls
Stamford
Maskatchhvan
City Plaza
City Auditorium
John Pinson
Potentate
al Ellie
Catole
Abe
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Marehall Pranklin
Welccome
Tayman
Knd Peterson
Walter Nelson
J Marshall Franklin
Katherine Ralston Mies
Jewel Thompson
J Fletcher
Plane
Tella Schaefer
J S Pitman
Plate
Ed Hender
Adame
Reading
Pitman
Truxton Fox Selo
Luther Ro
Thurman
Walter Dr. Cline
Royal Hawaiian Trio
KGRKO
T. Kimbrough
Albert Ellie
Kindel Paulk
C. G. Williamson
Po Om City Auditorium
Shriners
Steward
J. T. Yourgin
Tiere
WI Spencer
Sydney Ao
Teachers Of Two Counties Conclude Session At Hamlin
Teachers from Jones and Kent counties and independent districts of Stamford, Anson, and Hamlin met in a two day institute at Hamlin on October 1 and November 1. The program featured music, addresses, and sectional meetings with 275 teachers attending.
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Hamlin
Jones
Kent
Stamford
Anson
Schubert Music Club
W. C. Russell
Ewell Bone
Bowen Pope
Wiggins
D. M. Wiggins
Simmons University
Charles T. Cobb
Johnson County
Grandview
J. E. Blair
North Texas State Teacher's College
Denton
B. B. Cobb
Waco
Evelyn Ballew
Mandamus urged to halt geography claims in Fear Texas case
West Texas Chamber of Commerce publicity committee recommends a mandamus suit to stop distribution of geographies that allege damaging false statements about Fear Texas by the state board of education. The decision rests with the chamber executive. The action followed a Stamford committee meeting at the Clear Fork river ranch of R V Calbert, with local and regional business leaders in attendance.
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Texas
State Board of Education
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Stamford
West Texas
Clear Fork River
R V. Calbert
Max Bentley
Abilene Reporter News
Mr. Colbert
Chas. FE. Coombes
WTCC
D. A. Bandeen
J. E. T. Peters
Col. R. L. Penick
J. C. Watson
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Program To Be Given By Legion
Armistice Day will be observed by the Rotary Club at its regular meeting next Tuesday with a program by members of the American Legion. Ray Rector, chairman of the community service committee, led this week’s session. Geo. E. Pryor reported Stamford Chamber of Commerce activities for the year. Rector cited Rotarians in religious and civic work and a historical knowledge contest served as the diversion.
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Rotary Club
American Legion
Ray Rector
Community Service Committee
Geo. E. Pryor
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Rector
Stamford
Cans Food Worth 181.15 For Use In Her Own Home
Mrs. B Walters and daughter Nora of Bluebonnet club in Haskell County show canned goods valued at 181.15 for home use. Vegetables fruit pickles jellies and meats are listed with totals. They provide fresh garden produce since March and plan a year round garden with a pressure cooker valued pantry.
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B. Walters
Nora
Bluebonnet Home Demonstration Club
Haskell County
Eileen F Partlow
Walters
Walters Remarks, “I Could Not Do Without My Pressure Cooker.” Mre Walters
Institute Speakers Highlight Jones County Education Forum
Texas superintendents L. W. Johnson F. M. Connell C. G. Green B. T. Beavers and Judge H. W. Davis attended the Institute. C. G. Green announced program numbers and introduced reports from the Resolution committee and the Interscholastic League Committee as the Jones county institute concluded Saturday.
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Texas
L., W. Johnson
F. M. Connell
C. G. Green
B. T. Beavers
H. W. Davis
Resolution Committee
Interscholastic League Committee
Jones County
Stamford Bulldogs Defeat Hamlin Pipers 25 to 6
Stamford Bulldogs beat Hamlin Pied Pipers 25 to 6 to stay atop the conference standings. Red Rounds sparked the visitors with a 50 yard return and a 35 yard punt, while Stamford stalled Hamlin drives and recovered a fumble near the goal line.
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Lee Walker
Pied Pipers
Hamlin
Bulldogs
Haskell Indians
Badgers
Red
Stamford
Morrnemen
Pipers
Baker
H Bounds
Alexander
Haker
H. Bounds
Lanmon
Annual Roll Call Echoes LOOF Visitors and Bulldogs Victory
The article details Stamford Bulldogs defeating the Pied Pipers 19 to 0 with early scores and late touchdowns. It notes a large turnout for the Odd Fellows annual roll call at Gadd Fellow Hall, with many visitors from lodges including Weinert Rule Haskell Hamlin Albany Abilene Kotan and a visit from Grand Master Ray Reetor.
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Ken Chid
Gadd
A.M Heese
Spratt
Hr Spratt
Bob White
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Frank Locke
Locke
Texas Odd Fellows
Ray Reetor
Stamford
Bulldogs Face Anson in Armistice Day Classic
On November 11 Stamford High School Bulldogs meet Anson Tigers in the Armistice Day football clash at Anson. Both teams have split their two games this season. A large Stamford crowd will travel to the town for the affair, part of the American Legion Armistice Day program.
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Stamford High School Bulldogs
Anson Tigers
Anson
Bulldogs
Bulldog Tiger
Stamford
American Legion
Dope Predicts Stamford Bulldogs Beat Notre Dame by 54 Points
Dope estimates Stamford High School Bulldogs would defeat Notre Dame by 54 points, citing implied strength comparisons and past score fragments to argue the Bulldogs could outpace the Irish by a wide margin. The column frames the claim as sports speculation based on gridiron matchups and anecdotes.
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Dope
Stamford
T.C.U
Razorbacks
University of Arkansas
Christiana
Bulldogs
Arkansas
Rice Owls
Owls
University of Texas Longhorns
Depe
Texas New Texas
5.M.U
Bulldogs Aim for Hat Trick Against Anson Tigers
The High School notes report the Bulldogs defeated the Hamlin Pied Pipers in a thrilling game and prepare for Armistice Day clash with the Anson Tigers on November 11. Tigers have not loss to the Bulldogs since 1925 with historic scores cited, including Stamford 16 to 0 in 1926 and a 0 to 0 draw in 1927.
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Mr. Johnson
B.S
Johnson
Bay
Bulldogs
Anson Tigers
Tigers
Stamford
Stamford Chamber reports $146,250 savings since January
The Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development cite a total savings of $146,250 for residents since January 1. The report highlights the Cowboy Reunion, cotton cooperative efforts, government plan campaigns, and services from the chamber including employment help, housing listings, and local publicity driving Stamford’s growth and infrastructure.
Fires End October Saint Stamford Record With Two Blazes
Two fires on the last day of October spoiled Stamford’s perfect October record. At 6 am Friday a blaze in Walter Gambill’s home at 408 EB Metare Avenue caused heavy damage to the interior and roof, with furniture losses and a $2,000 insured building value. The second fire occurred at 9:30 pm Friday in J W Johnson’s home on West Machin Street, damaging the interior and roof, with furniture, tools, and water damage and insured values noted. Both incidents disrupted Halloween observances and recall premium losses.
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Stamford
Walter Gambill
Metare Avenue
Meeker
Ote
Hallowe'en
Johnson Home
Winter Vegetables From Hot Beds Across Counties
The report describes hot beds yielding fresh vegetables in freezing weather to feed families. Demonstration groups in Hubbard and Stephens counties promote early garden crops and profitable early sales. Many counties report hot beds made from native materials or glass, sized three feet by three feet per person.
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Northwest
Myrtle Marjietyuiet
Petensionervice
Hubbard
Stephens County
Young County
Miss Murray
Dickens County
Haskell
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