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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
7
From the column of Cotton Bell the community shares health notes with two residents at a sanitarium Mrs J P Johnson and Mrs Gust Strand. Social visits occur as families including Lungrens and Becks enjoy Sunday gatherings and a birthday surprise for Neils Segerstrom Jr.
Mr and Mrs Howard Burgeson visited Mrs Frances Olson Sunday. Ladies aid met at the church November 11 serving coffee and cake. November 11 is a holiday to honor mothers who lost sons for freedom. Mrs E W Rosenquist and C M Rosenquist each nursing sore toes. Blacksmith Walter Segerstrom of Ericksdahl spent two days shoeing horses for Rock Quarry at Lueders.
The St. John’s Missionary Society met Monday afternoon to study chapter two of New Days in Latin America. Mrs A L Moore led an engaging program with Mrs B F Owens Mrs Otto Smith Mrs E Massey Mrs FE Hardin Mrs T B Tunnel Mrs McLaughlin and Mrs Reese Pratt contributing.
Local storefront Terry's Variety Store promotes Hood's Bargain House merchandise with promise of right prices and ready service. Shop signs invite customers to find low cost items and timely assistance.
A Boston Tran script records a joke in which a teacher asks what a niche in a church is and Bobby compares it to an itch you cannot scratch well. The line reflects humor on religious space with a playful misnaming of niche.
A noted frugal painter announces in the local paper that his low prices stemmed from bachelor status and lack of family profits, but that advantage will end soon as he plans to marry. Customers are urged to place orders promptly.
An OCR snippet shows Terry's Variety Store promising ready service and fair merchandise pricing, with Brazelton Lumber Company promoting windshields. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations but indicates a regional commerce theme.
Mr and Mrs Paul Gardner of Anby visited town and had their son photographed at Eds Studio during a recent week. The note provides a brief social item from the local pages.
Fragment shows fragmented text with a price like 18.95 and a date or code 26 a- possibly part of a catalog or ad. No clear event or entities readable.
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