Jones Co. TX - Newspapers - The Stamford American: August 7, 1925

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The Stamford American 
Friday, August 7, 1925

Adams-Moody Wildcat well still producing strong gas and oil flow

Nick Miller, who has been with the Layne-Yates Co. as salesman, has
resigned his place there and went to Cisco Sunday to become a partner in
the Lauderdale & Miller Gents Furnishing business which is buying out
the Patton & Williams store.

J.A. Taft is in Birmingham to ship out two of the Crump round bale gin
compresses, one to the Douthit and Gillespie gin at Avoca and the other
to a Hamlin gin.

Ed Wakefieldís new cafe on East Hamilton, which he calls the White
Kitchen, opened for business.

Tom Dancer is opening a four chair barber shop in the basement of the
Victory Cafe, recently vacated by the Basement Barber Shop. Tom was with
the City Shop for a long time but went to Dallas with John Damron to
work in the Santa Fe Barber Shop on the 10th floor of the Terminal
Building.

Mrs. E.O. Hood, of Stamford, and Mrs. Lula Hood, of San Angelo are in
St. Loiuse to open a new store, Mrs. E.O. Hood & Co. in Mrs. Hoodís
building on the north side, where the Value Store was located.