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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
3
The ad urges early Christmas card orders from Stamford American with printed or engraved options. It promises memorable greetings for friends and warns that waiting 30 days will make it hard to obtain desired cards. Telephone 600 is listed for contact.
A distressed scene unfolds when a heavyset man cries for help in the water and a nearby advertising solicitor dives in from a park bench offering to place an ad in the want column of the American Legion Weekly.
The notice invites men to join a Bible class at St. John’s Methodist Church this Sunday at 9 45 a m. The message ends with a fragment indicating date 27.
Louis Fischer reports from Simaverapol about the impact of Bolshevism on Crimean Tartars. Women march publicly, join factories and soviets. religious life wanes as Lenin replaces Mohammed and Marx rivals the Koran in influence.
Last week hail and heavy rain swept Anson County from Sinclair to Harmony, destroying open cotton and other crops. Col J E White and S C Talley near town report large losses, as do A S Barkley and T A Norman communities. Open cotton beaten into ground. hailseen as heavy but insurance limited. Western Enterprise notes precipitation at about one and a half inches.
Mrs W H Wright president of Jones County Baptist W M U Association traveled to Dallas to join the Texas Baptist W M U State Executive Board meeting at First Baptist Church from Thursday afternoon to Friday afternoon. Earlier a county executive meeting in Anson gathered about a hundred Baptist women to plan theAssociational W M A work. attendees from Stamford included Mrs W H Wright president Mrs Chester Yeatts Col Lee treasurer and Mrs P P Shepard publicity chairman.
Dr Fritjof Nansen, Arctic explorer and League of Nations official, surveys Russian Armenia with Near East relief. He aims to settle 45 000 Armenian refugees in Greece 5 000 in Constantinople and 50 000 elsewhere in Europe and the Near East. Large irrigation projects are needed to make land suitable for cotton and grain. capital costs run to several million dollars. The project should start on a small scale.
Berlin reports brass beetles infest a Genthin vicarage in the Mark destroying clothing carpets and linings. Unable to halt the invasion residents see burning the house as the only guard against spread while the National Biological Institute will supervise the blaze for study.
The United States shipped 41 387 pounds of shoe polish in May valued at 122 342 dollars. Cuba bought 54 511 pounds and Mexico 44 514 pounds with Canada 43 977 and Japan 35 688 pounds. Five months ending May 1925 saw foreign markets consume 2 700 003 pounds valued at 567 585 dollars.
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