Bulldogs Aim for Early Win and Strong Team Cohesion
Coach Charley Smith told the Rotary Club that an early win would make the Stam ford Bulldogs hard to beat this season. He noted improved teamwork, a smaller but hungry squad, and strong players like Ira Marsh and Randy Leavitt, with a Sept. 10 home opener against Snyder.
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Charley Smith
Rotary Club
Stamford Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Smith
DeLeon
Bearcats
Snyder
Ira Marsh
Marsh
Randy Leavitt
de Leon
Court House Cools Clash With Power Lines
Jones County courthouse staff on the first floor endure heat as a gas air conditioner failed and a new electric unit was installed but the service line is inadequate. Final setup hinges on placing a pole and laying a new power line.
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Jones County
Court House
Sign-Up to Buy Stock in Stamford Car Company
Stamford residents have held two meetings to promote stock purchases in Stamford Car Company. The project has SBA approval, with $150,000 still needed for prepay costs and operating expenses. Four Stamford men Russell Crownover A C Humphrey Pete Andrews and C O Shifler have chartered the corporation with $750 000 capital and will step aside for a new board once formed. The plant site is planned on land near the city.
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Stamford Car Company
Small Business Administration
SBA
Stamford
Russell Crownover
A. C. Humphrey
Pete Andrews
C. O. Shifler
Abilene
Texas Securities Exchange Commission
Andrews
Austin
Shifler
Cofc
Jarrell Sharp
Top Speaker Is Announced For CofC
Reagan V. Brown, highly regarded Texas sociologist with Texas A&M University, was named speaker for Stamford Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Brown, noted for community development and human relations, has attracted standing ovations at campuses and events.
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Reagan V. Brown
Texas
Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development
Brown
Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A& M University
The
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Many Persons Called for Petit Jury Tuesday
First petit jury selected by the new jury wheel will meet in Anson Tuesday, Sept. 7. A DUI case involving rape of a Hamlin woman is to be tried. Billy Joe Jeffery has been indicted. About 120 veniremen were called, up from 80 100 under the old method. Reasons: wheel included exempted voters and non recalled jurors from Tuesday. A new grand jury is also to meet Tuesday.
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Anson
Hamlin
Billy Joe Jeffery
W. L. McDonald
City Catches Up on Services After Rains
The city of Stamford reports rain damage across sanitation and street divisions. Garbage pickup should return to normal by Wednesday, with grass and weed trimming at parks and intersections, fogging for mosquitoes using Malthion, and street grading and patching underway.
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Stamford
H. R. Macomber
Cosmer Family Guests in Dallas Relative Visit
Mr and Mrs Ben Cosmer and daughters Lesli and Laurie Beth of Dallas were weekend guests of her mother Mrs Polly Jones.
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Ben Cosmer
Lesli and
Laurie Beth
Dallas
Polly Jones
Stamford School Enrollment Edges Past Last Spring
Stamford enrollment totals 1016 by Wednesday morning, up from 1003 at last spring’s close and 1012 on Sept 3, 1970. Distribution lists Oliver 298, Reynolds 253, junior high 173, and high school 292 under Superintendent Woodie Beene.
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Stamford
Woodie Beene
Oliver
Reynolds
Stamford Merchants Tout Customer Appreciation Week
Stamford merchants urge shoppers to visit this week as Customer Appreciation Week. Local businesses including Doc Jones Implement Co and First National Banks contribute to a wide promotion across Stamford with ads in the Stamford American highlighting specials, services, and local pride.
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Stamford
Doc Jones Implement Co
Stamford Federal Savings and Loan Association
Arledge Ice and Meats
B&p Memorials
Wedgeco
the Wash Pot
Services Here Today for Mrs Musil
Funeral at Christ Lutheran Church for Mrs Frank J Musil 79 who died Tuesday in Stamford Memorial Hospital after a lung illness. Born Etta Slovacek in 1892, she moved to Stamford and married in 1916. Survivors include husband four sons four daughters 25 grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Pallbearers named.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Frank J. Musil
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Stamford Inn
Sam Urrate
New Hope Cemetery
Kinney Funeral Home
Etta Slovacek
Caldwell
Lagerton
Stamford
Joseph
Hempstead
Frank
Houston
Emory
Wichita Falls
Leon
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pete
Etta) Jesko
Muleshoe
Gilbert
Gladys) Rod
Fl Campo
Bill
Lillie) Nichols Jr
Arlington
Ruby Musil
Mexia
A. C. Musil
Abilene
Emil Slovacek
la Mesa
Calif
Visiting Preacher Sunday at Central Presbyterian
The Rev. John Cunningham of Central Texas Presbytery will speak at Central Presbyterian Church in Stamford Sunday morning. The Rev. Jerry Boles and his family moved to Dumas this week where he will become minister of the Presbyterian Church. A congregational meeting is set for Wednesday Sept 8 to name a pulpit committee.
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Central Presbyterian
John Cunningham
Central Texas Presbytery
Central Presbyterian Church
Stamford
Jerry Boles
Dumas
The
Presbyterian Church
Some Grain Cutting Started in Wet Field Conditions
A light shower last Thursday yielded only a trace of rain as a long drying spell continues. Farmers, led by Jones Haskell Grain Co op manager Darryl Schoonmaker, began cutting grain but plan to delay until sucker heads mature for better yields. Insects, worms, and weeds threaten cotton while fields remain wet. opinions differ on crop prospects depending on future weather.
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Darryl Schoonmaker
Jones - Haskell Grain Co-op
August rainfall sets Stamford record for rainfall in 25 years
The month of August brought 10.86 inches of rain in Stamford, surpassing last year’s 10.65 and marking the wettest August in 25 years. Local recorder M. D. Thompson notes the spillway at Lake Stamford overflowed for days, peaking at 1.93 inches above the spillway, while water levels begin to recede but stay near spillway level for a time.
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Stamford
M. D. Thompson
National Weather Service
Monday Set As Holiday Stamford Observes Labor Day
Labor Day and other holidays set by the Retail Trade Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will be observed in Stamford. Schools post office banks and public offices will close while grocery stores and some businesses remain open.
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Stamford
Retail Trade Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
FHA Sweet Sale At Post Office Square
The FHA will hold a sweet sale Saturday September 4 starting at 9 o'clock on the Post Office square. The girls will offer home made candies and other sweets for sale.
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FHA
Post Office
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Reagan Brown
Stamford American
Stamford Electric Co-op
Velma’s Boutique and Beauty Salon
Bunkley Drug
Brazelton Lumber Co
Hassen’s
Hinds, C. R. Anthony Co
First National Banks
If Jewelers and Gifts
Thompeen Trustworthy Hardware
the Fabric Shop
Dobbins Pharmacy
Elliott’s Cleaners
City Grocery and Market
Duke Butane and Appliance
Leland Nauert
Frank Vasek
Johnny Muehlstein
Jimmy Muehlstein
Dan Rinn
Frank Pustejovsky
Lynn Rowland
Brad Rowland
County Fair
Linda Ritter