Jones Co. TX - Newspapers - The Stamford American: September 12, 1924

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The Stamford American 
Friday, September 12, 1924

Ford Motor Company have leased Pennington Garage building on Hamilton

C.L. Widney, sales manager for the Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Mill, which
operates the Stamford Cotton Oil Mill.

Before I go west, I will sell, at a sacrifice, my last Lueders Stone
Monument for $15.00, letters. Geo. W. Risley, Lueders, TX.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hood moved to Knox City where they will reside. Mr.
Hood has accepted a position with Bryant-Link company in Knox City.

Mr. David Jacobs, who came to Jones county from East Texas passed away
at the Mauldin farm six miles south of Stamford, where he was living on
Sept. 3. The deceased leaves a wife, and three children. He was 48 years
of age at his death. Funeral took place at Spring Creek on the following
day with W.N. Kinney of the Barrow Undertaking Department in charge.

On Thursday afternoon at 5:00 Marvin Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.V.
Kelley of Avoca was operated on Friday for appendicitis and died in
Stamford. The deceased was 17 years old and the eldest of the children
in the family. Funeral was at the Methodist church in Avoca with
Penick-Hughes Undertaking department in charge. Young Marvin Kelley of
Avoca was buried at Anson this afternoon. His sister, Miss Belle Kelly
was one of his survivors. (Kinney, 4, Marvin L. Kelley, lived at Avoca,
death at M.E. Church, clergy, Cockrell, 18 y, 1 m., 13 days)

Lueders
The King-Putnam dry goods story at Lueders are showing their faith in the country.
	Both stone quarries are shipping stone daily.
	The Douthit-Fitzgerald gin reports 160 bales of cotton ginned.

J.J. Pollard
“Cement Contractor”
Sidewalks help to build a city

Avoca Drug Co.
Avoca, Texas