Jones Co. TX - Newspapers - The Stamford American: September 29, 1924

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The Stamford American
Friday, September 29, 1924

Texas Chick Hatchery coming to Stamford with 20,000 incubator Fred J.
Glass, proprietor of the Texas Chick Hatchery at Arlington, Texas.

Stamford Bulldogs play against Aspermont

Wm. Hinson has sold his barber shop on East Hamilton street to Clay Wood
of Aspermont. Hinson will move with his family to McAllen, Texas.

F.M. Locke has leased the Stamford Filling Station on the northeast
corner of the square.

Joshua Bakeman Pendley, 25 years of age, single and residing with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Pendley, on East Davenport street in Stamford
died suddenly at his home about 1 a.m. and was buried Sunday afternoon
at the Spring Creek cemetery with J.D. Harvey of the church of Christ,
preaching the funeral services. Mr. Pendley had been employed most of
the time for the past five years with the Waples-Platter Wholesale
Grocery Co. and was on the job Saturday cheerful as ever. Mr. Pendley
formerly lived in Avoca. W.N. Kinney of the Barrow Furniture Undertaking
department had charge.

B.P. Busby was called to El Paso Friday, the 19th by the death of his
brother, B.T. Busby, who was there for his health and passed away there
that day. He formerly lived in Stamford, moving east some six years ago,
locating at Frost, where the body was taken for burial. He had
tuberculosis from being gassed in Germany in the war.

T.M. Smart The Druggist Lueders, Texas

The little child of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of west Lueders died last
Wednesday evening very suddenly. (Kinney FH, Baby Nelson, infant Sam
Nelson of Lueders, 2 years,

The family of J.D. McClusky has move from Lueders to Knox City. Mr.
Johnson, manager of the Lueders Limestone Co.