Groner to Speak at First Baptist Stamford Sunday
Dr. F. S. Groner of Dallas, secretary of the State Baptist Convention, will preach at the First Baptist church in Stamford Sunday evening. He formerly pastored the Stamford church for seven years and helped erect its building. He will also speak at Anson in the afternoon at a county wide Baptist rally with a Stamford delegation expected.
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F. S. Groner
Dallas
State Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Exchange Club to Receive Charter Friday Evening
The Exchange Club will be presented with its Charter next Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Stamford Inn. Dr. P B McFarland president of the Abilene Exchange Club will be the principal speaker and present the Charter. Also Abilene Club members will attend. Dinner will be served and a good program is arranged. Each Exchangeite is expected to be present.
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Exchange Club
Stamford Inn
P. B. McFarland
Abilene Exchange Club
Abilene Club
Horn Tooter
Johnson and Layne Speak To Rotarians
E H Layne describes changes in the dry goods trade over 25 years and urges fair business methods while L W Johnson urges the Rotary Club to keep boys in Stamford schools with engaging training. Curtis Keen and other visitors from Worth, Gulf Refining, Fort Worth and Weatherford attend.
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E. H. Layne
Supt. L. W. Johnson
Rotary Club
Layne
Lane
Johnson
Stamford
Curtis Keen
Kurt Worth
Baker System of Hotels
Allen Wimbish
The
Gulf Refining Company
A. E. Chambers
Fort Worth
D. B. Whitson
Weatherford
Cargill Family Visited Mrs Mor ton in San Saba
Mrs. William D. Cargill and her sons William Jr and Kirk spent the weekend with Mrs. Maggie Morton, the mother of Mrs. Cargill, in San Saba.
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William D. Cargill
William, Jr
Kirk
San Saba
Mrs B E Malone Visiting San Angelo Couple
Mrs B E Malone is visiting Mr and Mrs J R Malone in San Angelo to spend time with relatives and friends during a short stay.
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Mrs. B. E. Malone
Mrs. J. R. Malone
San Angelo
Making Progress Against His Will in Town
An editorial mocks a persistent fault finder who criticizes town progress. It argues those with broad vision should steer affairs while blame seekers are steered along, otherwise their own doubts might wreck their plans.
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Petron
Why We Eat Second in Series on Nutrition by Miss Wagn er
Miss Wagn er continues her nutrition series arguing Americans neglect food science and eat by habit. She outlines four dietary needs: protein for tissue repair, energy for daily work, body regulation for smooth function, and growth. emphasizes water minerals vitamins and balanced intake from milk meat fats whole grains greens fruits and hydration.
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Miss Waggener
The American Expands to Seven Columns With New Machinery
The Stamford American installs a Miller saw and Menges folding machine enabling a seven column format next issue. Advertising volume and circulation have grown, justifying the larger paper. A seven column press was installed earlier this year, said to be the largest in the area. Local residents Mr and Mrs John Hudson and C H Brandt returned from a Denver trip, while Mr and Mrs O H Coates and baby visited Chillicothe 가족.
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Stamford American
Menges
Jones County
Stamford
Abilene
John Hudson
C. H. Brandt
Denver
Colorado
Two Abilene Visits Noted By Local Women
Misses Evelyn Perkins and Char lsie Humphrey and M. P. Meyers visited in Abilene Sunday.
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Evelyn Perkins
Charlsie Humphrey
M. P. Meyers
Abilene
Oil Boom Expands in Jones County With 1100 Bpd Well
Joe Winters No 1 well in the southwest corner of Jones County now yields 1100 barrels daily as drilling spreads. A dozen blocks are being assembled with three offshore wells planned by Philips Marian and Midwest. Eastward activity continues with the Martin, Bunkley, and Proctor ranch sites advancing while new derricks appear near the Grandpa Reeves and Luders properties.
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Joe Winters
Jones County
Stamford
Philips
Marian
Midwest
Martin
Bunkley
Progtor Ranch
School Boy Run Over By Automobile Near Stamford
Howard Cobb, a Stamford High School student, was struck by an automobile while walking past the Cooper Hotel on Wednesday between 12 30 and 1 00. He suffered multiple fractures and other injuries and was rushed to the hospital. witnesses say the accident was unavoidable.
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Howard Cobb
G. W. Cobb
Stamford
Cooper Hotel
Howard
Stamford Bulldogs overpower Thorockmorton 62 to 0
Stamford High School crushed Thorockmorton 62 0 on Friday with Joe Payne starring on both sides of the ball. Kilpatrick at right guard and the forward unit slowed Thorockmorton while the Stamford line dominated. The Bulldogs lineup included Owen Bruce Rollins McElreath Gay Payne Overton Johnson Kilpatrick Hansen Brady. Stamford hosts Cisco at the city park next, a likely season highlight. Mr and Mrs Bill Dula of Albany visited their father W R Dula in Stamford Monday.
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Bulldogs
Thorockmorton
Stamford
Joe Payne
Kilpatrick
Stamford High
Owen
Bruce
Rollins
McElreath
Gay
Payne
Overton
Johnson
Hansen
Brady
Cisco
Cisco Loboes
Bill Dula
Albany
W. R. Dula
Stamford Bulldogs Clash With Cisco Loboes Friday
Stamford Bulldogs meet Cisco Loboes at City Park Friday at 3 pm in a game viewed as a major test. Cisco were state runners up last year and are expected strong again. Stamford claims added strength this season despite being class B to Cisco’s A.
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Stamford Bulldogs
Cisco Loboes
City Park
Cisco
Stamford
Livestock Sanitary Board Opens Stamford Office
A branch office of the Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas will relocate to Stamford on October 1 with Dr. Lawrence Lee named state veterinarian in charge. The Dalhart office is being moved, and Dr. Lee will operate with the Stamford Chamber of Commerce in the new West Texas Chamber of Commerce building.
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The
Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Stamford
Lawrence Lee
Dalhart
Lee
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
New West Texas
Veterinarian Dr. Larence Lewis Assigned to Stamford Office
Dr. Larence Lewis, accredited state veterinarian, appointed state veterinarian for West Texas with Stamford as headquarters. He plans to move about October 1 and open the office in the Stamford Chamber of Commerce building, per Mr Easterling. The Livestock Sanitary Department shifts the office from Dalhart to Stamford to be near activity.
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Larence Lewis
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
West Texas
Stamford
Lewis
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Easterling
Chamber of Commerce
Livestock Sanitary
Peppartment of Texas
Dalhart
Buy a Bale Plan Launched at Hamlin Meeting
Hamlin citizens formed a mass meeting Tuesday night and started a Buy a Bale movement to relieve the cotton price crisis. The plan calls for buyers to purchase a bale at 20 cents a pound and includes a Hold a Bale effort. A follow up meeting to launch the plan will be held in Anson, with potential similar moves in Stamford.
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Hamlin
Estion
Anson
Stamford
Legion Officials Guests of Honor at Abilene Feed
W Pute newly elected commander Fifth Division and Harry Fuller grand chancellor attended a Legion Auxiliary banquet in Abilene honoring state commander R C Winters and other new officials from the 17th district. Brief speeches were delivered by Huie Fuller and others. Mr and Mrs A M Adair Breckenridge formerly Stamford are the parents of a seven pound boy born September 14.
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W. J. Pute
American Legion
Harry B. Fuller
Forty
Fight
Legion Auxiliary
Abilene
R. C. Winters
Legion
17Th
Huie
Fuller
A. M Adair
Breckenridge
Stamford
Virginia Steadman Suffers Arm Break in Accident
Virginia Steadman daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Steadman fractured her arm last Wednesday but was reported to be recovering well at the latest update.
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Virginia Steadman
W. B Steadman
County Agent Proposes Diversification Cure For Sixteen Cent Cotton Blues
County Agent BL Tanner addresses New Hope Community Agricultural Club near Stamford outlining diversification as a remedy for low cotton prices. He urges balanced farming with cows, cream, hens, brood sows, and limited cotton, advising a phased plan and offers help to readers.
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NEW Hope Boys
Texas
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Baptist Church
Secretary OF State Baptist Convention
Mary Florence Waggener
Red Cross
O. H. Coates
Baby
Chillicothe
Rus
Throckmorton
Pk Lewes
Heri
BL. Tanner
New Hope Community Agricultural Club
East Texas
Wall Street
M. D
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