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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

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Bulldogs Show Fighting Spirit In Jayton Game

The Stamford Bulldogs defeated Jayton 33 to 0 in Jayton with strong rushing and defensive stands despite missing captain Pete Owens. Bruce and Hoy starred in backfield with Bruce adding two touchdowns and an extra point, and Hoy returning an interception 50 yards for a score as Stamford opened the scoring and pulled away in the second half.

Stamford Bulldogs Jayton Hi Bulldogs Pete Owens Hoy Owens Bruce Husky Stamford Jayton Stamford McElreath Bettis Cnter Tinsley Fésip Swenson Texas Bill Bettis Rotan Anson Austin Aubrey Sanders Cloyd Sanders Cloyd Aubrey Rountree Kilpatrick Alverson Margaret Crockett

Prizes to be Awarded by The American

The American will give 2M Buick Six automobile valued at 1310 dollars Gulbransen piano 530 dollars a platinum gold diamond ring 199 dollars a Elgin wrist watch 55 dollars a string of pearls and a Bulova wrist watch with various values plus other items 37.50 35.00 30.00 and commissions of 15 percent for sales contestants who remain active until December 24 when prizes will be presented to winners.

Buick Gulbransen Elgin Bulova Warwick Stamford American Santa Claus Buick Automobiles R. M. Kinard Motor Company Jones County Hall Music Co Abilene Stamford J. W. Dalton Dobyns Eweler

Stamford American Announces $2500 Prize Campaign With Buick Prize

The Stamford American launches a Christmas prize campaign offering over 2500 in prizes including two grand awards a Buick Six touring car and a Gulbransen Registering Piano. Seven gifts total will be awarded December 24 with 15 percent commissions for non recipients and 10,000 free votes via nomination coupons starting November 4.

Jones County Stamford the American

Prizes Awarded for Best Spellers in Local Contest

The American announces prize winners in last week's mis-spelled word contest. First prize goes to Irene Stewart of 308 South Anson street, second to Mrs Roy E Smith of 412 East Davenport street, third to Mrs Herbert Day of the Telephone Company.

Irene Stewart South Anson Street Roy E. Smith East Davenport Street Herbert Day J. W. Bray Stamford Jewelle Elliott Goulds’ Chiropractic Ciropractic—Chiropractice Vaughn's Bakery Mlicious Penick-Hughes Co Spoort Martin Planing Mill Manuel— Manual Hall Music Company Tunor

Stamford Faces Rotan In District Class B Semi Final

Stamford Bulldogs meet Rotan High School in a Friday semi final at City Park. Both teams are undefeated and the winner advances to the district championship to face the Stephenville Merkle winner. Scout reports indicate Rotan will challenge Stamford in a hard fought game.

Stamford Bulldogs Rotan High School City Park Rotan Stamford Toe Bulldogs

Pastor to Preach Special Messages for Young Men

Rev. W. C. Moffett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will deliver Sunday night sermons in November titled The Young Man and His Dreams and include topics on amusements matrimony and money. The town’s young men are urged to attend and young women are invited due to their interest in young men. A subsequent series aimed at young women is planned.

W. C. Moffett First Baptist Charen

Burglary at Hamlin Stores Leads to Arrests and Loot

The Walker Smith wholesale store was burglarized last Sunday afternoon with many knives stolen. Two youths were arrested and 29 pocket knives recovered as police plan to send the offenders to the reformatory. Elsewhere, a South Swenson fight led to bruises and fines, and the Bryant-Link Co. store at Peacock was robbed of fifteen suits and two overcoats. The MKT Railway Co. safe at Hamlin was blown open with about $3 obtained.

Walker Smith G. G Flournoy South Swenson Avenue J. D Crow Stamford Peacock Bryant-Link Company MKT Railway Company Hamlin

Highway 14 Meeting Set Between Breckenridge and Spur

Representatives from nine towns along Highway 14 are invited by the Stamford Chamber of Commerce to meet Friday to organize an association promoting the highway. The event, postponed earlier due to weather, includes a noon luncheon at the Inn for visiting delegates.

Breckenridge Spur Stamford Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Inn

Pep Girls Adopt Uniform for Games and Pep Meetings

The Pep Girls at the high school have chosen a blue suit with white collars and cuffs as their uniform. They wear it at football games and pep rallies, presenting a coordinated school spirit image.

Pep

County Agent Tanner previews farmer notes on drought resistant sweet clover

County Agent FL Tanner announces weekly notes for farmers. He offers free blueprints and model poultry houses via Spencer & Company. Sweet clover pasture trials expand in Jones county with early planting, soil prep, and diversified grazing. winter vetch demonstrations show promising grazing and hay in May.

Spencer & Company Baxas Sudan Red Bed Texas Jones County United States John Lund Hugo B. Haterius Ericksdahl

New Hope Visitors Enjoy Stamford Circus and Shopping

New Hope residents Mr and Mrs John Stanley and six other couples visited Stamford on Saturday. They mingled with friends, did some shopping, and attended the circus.

John Stanley O. FE. Coe R L. Bushell M. L. Woody B. J. Fickle and New Hope Stamford

Armistice Day Celebration Set in Stamford Details

Stamford plans Armistice Day events with a 10 am parade featuring local groups. A 11:00 to 11:01 silent prayer will mark the end of the war. The day includes music, speeches, a football game, and a banquet for ex servicemen.

America Stamford American Legion Armory Legionarres Company K National Guard Boy Seouta Bill Swenson Horwa New Auditorium Stamford High School Kienny

Church Ladies Entertain Football Boys Banquet

The Central Christian Church ladies host a banquet for football boys with talks by Dr Dallas Southard and Burt King. Miss Perry Lee Smith sings and Miss Dorothy Curd reads, Stamford Inn Orchestra provides music. Dinner serves turkey, dressing, candied sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, fruit salad, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, baked apples with whipped cream and cake for about twenty two attendees.

Central Christian Church Dallas Southard Burt King Perry Lee Smith Dorothy Curd Stamford Inn Orchestra

School Children Pose Free Portrait Session

School children visited the new Owens Building on Tuesday afternoon for a special offer to have pictures taken at Ed's Studio free for one day. Younger and older children waited for their photos which were delivered the next day as the studio opened this week.

Owens

City Auditorium Opening Plans Forming

City officials prepare for a formal opening near November tenth as the building nears completion. The main f loor is to be edge grain pine and interior painting continues this week.

Mrs. J D Curd Reports Improvement Among Friends

The many friends of Mrs. J. D. Curd are rejoicing over her improvement in health as she recovers from illness.

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