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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
2
Local brief notes from roving correspondents including social events, club meetings, and neighborhood happenings. Items feature community groups, dates, locations, and names in concise descriptions.
Community notes describe Pete Carlson of Manor Texas offering boll pulling service as cotton harvest winds down with Jack Frost near. Residents like Carl Stenholm Ruth Anderson and many families are seen visiting, hosting, or traveling to events in Jones County and nearby towns. a Luther League meeting nets 15.05 dollars.
Weather permitting the community plans cotton picking. Albert Lundy visited his sister Mrs Horton in Anson. J W Morse family welcomes a daughter Dora Hellen born Sunday October 25. mother and baby healthy. A large crowd gathered at W M Thane home Sunday. Miss Annie King was visiting nearby.
Miss Minnie Lee Morse spent a few hours with Mrs J E Jackson. Several persons from this part of the community attended the circus at Stamford Saturday.
Miss Edna Moore reports on Sunday visits among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Huff, Mrs. N. C. Moore, and others. The piece notes a sewing accident, a frost warning, a Stamford circus trip, and a forthcoming cotton-picking season with several residents listed as attending the parade and visiting in town.
A brief community note from Mrs. M. M. Dungan thanks readers for another pleasant week of harvest and gatherings. Residents reflect on small joys, neighborly acts, and the steady rhythm of daily life in the town.
The community fears waste of open crops while many suffer colds and a severe appendicitis case at Stamford Sanitarium. Local residents help neighbors, welcome visiting preachers, and consider drought refugees from nearby counties needing warmth, food, and bedding this winter.
A reflective note urges sharing kindness and fair treatment, reminding readers that everyone is akin to brothers and sisters. The writer laments overstepping and warns not to ruin chances to show goodwill, signing off with well wishes to the editor and readers of The American.
Reed Bros Garage on North Swenson provides oils gas tires tubes and parts for cars. Contact number 687 for inquiries and orders.
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