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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1934

Page

4

Constitutional reform talk and local civic plans in Clifton

The piece surveys debates on rewriting Texas constitution and calls for concrete proposals. It notes editorials, a potential constitutional convention, and asks for specific recommendations on taxation, court procedure, and state finance. It highlights local figures like D. G. Caraway and plans for park-related events and a barbecue near Clifton.

Texas Ite Tony Texas Press Messenger Irene Thal Irene Thal Publichaed Its All Feboutees, Without A Press, of Pitan

Tarling Well Near Loose Creek Flows

Goone Creek, April 9. Former governor Ross Sterling of Houston, once tied to finance and banking, may return to affluence. Hughes No. 1 Miramar Oil Company well, bought Tuesday at 4016 feet to access a new sand in Goose Creek field. Sunday tow 300 barrels through a quarter inch choke, 250 pounds. adjacent companies plan drills soon. Miramar is owned by Governor Sterling. A large crowd attended a deep-warming demonstration at the H. Host Pines.

Goone Creek Ross Sterling Houston Erinds Hughes No Miramar Oil Company Boight Goose Creek Vieimey Lousax Arill Miramar Harmer Starling

Frank Neal of Fort Worth dies after pneumonia attack

Funeral details show Frank Neal formerly of Clifton died Thursday night after contracting pneumonia following a flu illness. Surviving are wife Shirley, two daughters Dayve and May Ane, and brother Jack Neal of San Marcos. Burial in Clifton Cemetery. Neal born September 28, 1902 in Rice, Texas, lived in Fort Worth 16 years. He was employed by Wil-Nianons Dickey Company. Out-of-town relatives listed include Clinton Shirley and families from Fort Worth, Meridian, and Whitney.

Om Set Rome Restsether Bie Bourlett/Eccleiatia Neal Fort Worth Thuracay Clinton Shiro Ley Ben Bhistey Joe Shirley Lee Kiloan Fort Wil, Nianons Dickey Company Jack’ Neut Ban, Saureux Clinton Shirley Mel Verne Allen McDowell Wayne Stande Meridian

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