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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

2

Cotton and Community Notes From McConnell

The region sees continued rain with fields white for cotton and fall sowing likely. The new Teacherage is completed improving the school campus. contract by M. L. Jones and sons. Sunday School attendance was strong. social visits noted. health fair with Mrs. J. R. Chapman improving poorly due to weather.

M. L. Jones and Sons J. D Chris J. R. Chapman Annie West Lena Orie Lee Valentine Bland

Pleasant Stamford meeting greets old friends and drought recovery

Post community reports J W Hines of Dallas and M M Dungan of Post reunite with Spake Cline of Itasca after 31 years. The gathering highlights drought relief, cotton picking delays due to rain, and neighborly welcome to Cline’s family. Other notes include social visits, birthdays, church attendance, and requests for more rural correspondence.

M. M. Dungan Stamford J. W. Hines Dallas Post Community Spake Cline Itasca Plainview Brazos River Hill County Cline

Spring Creek By Miss Eden Moore

The narrator Miss Eden Moore writes about her absence of roughly three weeks and begins to recount events or reflections tied to Spring Creek. The column tone suggests a personal, informal update likely for a local readership.

Miss Eden Moore

Swans Chapel News Touches Cotton Busy Days

The Swans Chapel correspondent notes few events as harvest keeps people busy. School opens with Prof. Penn as principal and assistants Miss Jewell Rowland and Miss Mable Rowell. Twenty six enjoyed games and refreshments Sunday evening. Mrs. T. L. Williamson improved after sickness. Regular singing occurs first and third Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ferguson visited relatives and Aubrey Williamson also featured in the week’s notes.

Edna Vivian Moore Walter Smith Loree Clark Windell Nash Creach Pleasant Valley W. W. Clark W. Smith Graham Swans Chapel N. C. Moore G.C. Christian Cc. C. Huff Henry Nash T. M. Burleson Anson Burleson Edna Moore C. C. Huff Erall Professor Penn Mable Rowell Mss Jewel Rowland Jewell Rowland T. L. Williamson Willie Ferguson

Jensen Family Milestone and Community Notes

Bricksdahl by Cotton Roll Showerg have fallen to hinder the cotton picking somewhat. N Jensen and son John reached another milestone on October 9th and friends came to celebrate Mr Jensen's 60th birthday. Ebba Youngquist home from sanitarium and improving. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday at Austafson's. Myrtle Reed improving. Mr and Mrs John Carlson and Mr and Mrs B C Oman visited N Jensen Sunday.

N. Jensen John Mr. Jensen Ebba Youngquist Austafson Myrtle Reed John Carlson B. C. Oman

Sunshine Brightens Plainview Patch Notes

In Plainview Miss Ruth Deisman reports a sunny morning. locals hope to return to the cotton patch as rains hinder crops. Howard Kehout, son of John Kehout, is ill but improving. Mrs. A. Dunn and her children are mentioned in town notes.

Ruth Deisman Howard Kehout John Kehout A. Dunn

Haskell Notes Include Birth and Local Visits

Thursday in Haskell Winston Deisman visiting his son and brother in high school. Mr and Mrs Ed Sharp proud parents of a daughter born Friday. both mother and baby are doing nicely. George Hanson of Stamford visited Clay Lusk Monday. Mrs Connally near Haskell visited daughter Mrs John Kohout last weekend. Jack Hines in Haskell Saturday. No news due to mud and cold weather.

Doyce Bullum Vernon Cox B. H. Connally Stamford M. V. Bland Alvin Jones B. M. Davis Ovale Mrs. Davis Lillian Ross A. R. Brown Estebelle Helen Ruthie Lee Daisy Herman Cox Lovey Alston W. J. Mueller Leonard Virgil Skiles J. Steddum Katherine Wright Linnie Williams G. W. Rhodes Cecil Morgan Marvin Joe Bonner Tommie Ely Wilburn Grandpa Fields McCulloch County Cisco Tom Eugene Brown Jack Ungan Fost Haskell Winston Deisman Ed Sharp George Hanson Vis

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