District Court Proceedings In March Term
Grand jury returned five felony and several misdemeanor bills including State v Pred Prepoyeter for aiding an escape and State v Perry Thompson for selling intoxicating liquor. Civil actions included Page v Page for partition and Duke v LeDuke on notes. Grand Jury reported 43 bills with 29 out of county defendants and urged citizen cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folrw
State of Teas
Texas
Perry Thompson
State of Texan
Loyd Hillard
State of Texas
Merk Schenck
W. E. Pesetl
Albert Martines
Arm Wrong Roberts
Richard Smith
Harvey Sylvester Duke
Duke
Yirst
Page
Walt
Pike
Honda
Henry Wints
Aix
College Choir Concert Dazzles St Olaf in Praise
The St Olaf Choir presented a concert in Washington Hall this week with the world renowned choral tradition. Prof. Kioson directed as the ensemble offered a wide range of moods and type. The public is invited to attend the performance at Heaterbelea with ticket prices announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collings
Thes Co
St. Olaf
Romenghar
Sewain
Bt. Oat
Sorthwete
Baylor Unkrovsky
Waco Hall
Snliasian
Thie Sehaie
Kioson
Ami
Wimalfae
Directie
Hher
Rome
Meridian Wins Class B Schwal Championship
Meridian claims the Class B Schwal crown in a dramatic finish as Casey A Shrome leads the late push. The event wraps amid high tension with local teams and officials acknowledging a hard fought title race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Clifton Woman Mrs Bertrand Dies After Long Clifton Residence
Mrs. Wm Bertrand a Clifton citizen for forty six years died last Sunday in Waco at her daughter's home after a brief illness. Born January 4 1840 she lived eighty four years and moved to Waco ten years ago. She was active in church life. Funeral held Monday at the home then at the new Methodist church in Clifton with Rev C Pla fories and Rev M M Stolth. Burial at Old Clifton Cemetery beside her husband. Survived by two daughters Mrs W S Turner and Mrs R E Hoyle of Waco a son George H Bertrand of Fort Worth four brothers Joe Oswald of Waco Mart George and Henry Oswald of Clifton three granddaughters Elizabeth Tanner of Wied and Mrs George Bertrand Jr of Clifton and several grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bertrand
Clifton
Waco Aome
J. W. N.y Tanner
Homan Avenue
Jamuney
Tanner
New Methodist Church
C. Plafories
St. John's Methodist Church
Waco
Hey. M. M. Stolth
Old Clifton
Tonmer
Mes
R. KE Hoyle
George H. Bertrand
Fort Worth
Joe Oswald
Wacol Mart
George
Henry Orwald
Mise Ellcabeth
Wied
Davighe ‘Ter
Irs
George Bertrand Rvs
B. B
Boss Oswald
Will
Robert
H. J. Orwald
Paul Bor
Bosque County Wool Growers Meet At City Hall
Bosque County wool growers met at City Hall on Saturday to hear a report from the Bosque County Wool and Mohair Cooperative Association. Members discussed wool shipments to the National Wool Marketing Corporation and advances received per pound, noting improved prices and favorable market outlook for future sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Apel Tho
Bosque Ca, Wool & Mohalr Co-operative Asia
Jon
Neona Wool Marketing Corporation
Iyer
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Wermey
Lions Club Luncheon Features Odd Music and Visitors
Lions Club members and guests enjoyed a luncheon with Mr and Mrs A M Kreyer performing Solin on piano with Mathilde Boe. Visitors included Hem Crust Felix Shaffer and Bill Curtis gave talks on local topics. The club discussed county agent budgets and district delegation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Kreyer
Mathilde Boe
Slame
Kreyer
Tom
Homme Ot McGregor
Kreger
Clifton
Boe Ax
The
Lions Club
Felix Shaffer
Bill Curtis
Citisens
Meridian
T Hhe
Twins Celebrate Their Sixty Seventh Birthday in Meridian
The McGregor twins celebrated their 67th birthday with a Sunday gathering at Meridian home. Families brought a bountiful basket dinner served on lawn tables while attendees shared memories and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Harvey
Meridian
W. P. Jones
McGregor
Mra. W. J
Haggard Dunes
Mra
Almert Dene
Litte
Ten Stephens
Baby
D.T. Jane
Walier Jones
Lenora
Gilbert Cooper
Leach
Assur
Aerosaaet
Vernon Lemens Replies to Clifton Tax Petition in 1998 Letter
Representative Vernon Lemens of the 6th District answers Clifton citizens on tax relief. He cites proposed House budget cuts lowering general revenue spending by about one third and aims to stabilize Confederate Pension and public school funds while pursuing reforms. He invites further district correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistata
Hend
O. L. Stuart
Greenville
Austin
Texas
Clifton
M. Jenson
House
Confederate Pension Fund
Bosque County Relief Committee Adopts New Rules
A Bosque County relief committee adopts new procedures for aid disbursement and salary support payments. The changes specify eligibility criteria and required information for beneficiaries, aiming to streamline support and ensure proper authorization for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Relief Committee
Farm Pantry Plan Promises Family Food From Farm Gardens
Extension Service specialist Lola Blair says 90 percent of a family’s food can come from the farm using the 4-H Pantry plan. An average family of five spends about $100 yearly on food, with home gardens supplying vegetables, canned goods, and a balanced diet. Two farm food supply demonstrators, Mrs. W. A. Wiley and Mrs. Murphree, described varied garden plantings and new varieties. Extension hortologist Rosbitough lists April plantings including beans, lettuce, mustard, tomatoes, peppers, and corn suitable for local climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Blair
Extension Service
A. and
M. College
Home Demonstration Club
W. A. Wiley
Hill Creek
Murphree
Martaiaar Creek
State Experiment Station
Rosbitough
Hortent
Urist
Extension
Servier
Kentucky
Wonder
McCaslam
Florida High Band
Green Pepper
Fornte Wonder
J. Bangold
Unclear bill actions signed by Gavicoc Fereene and others
Fragmentary OCR text shows signatures and references to bills including appropriations and preferred creditors in state banks, private lenders for reconstruction finance, and water district bond provisions. Names such as Austin, Miriam Coe, and Bergumvo appear amid scattered phrases about clams, canning factories, and school district borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Toms
Coe
Miriam
A. Bergumvo
Pey de‘ Selency
State Banka
Reconstruction Finance
Carpors Han
Tatail
Community Social at Perris Home and Local Visits
Local residents gathered at the Perris home for a Sunday social hosted by Mr and Mrs W D Perris with guests including Mr and Mrs John Haun and others from Meridian Hillsboro and Lyle area. Attendees shared refreshments of chicken sandwiches and half sodas, with many named families and guests present. A funeral in Clifton and several neighborhood arrivals were noted as the event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Griin
Meifun
W. D. Perris
John Haun
Meridian
Herman Macwmm
Marvin Bentley
Hillsboro
Lionel Iame
Walter Williams
Ed Cunningham
Venta
A. Chace
Mm. Kroger
Tittle
Lyman Hrooks
Homer Broka
Abram
Hurmag Hanna
Jasolly
Dre
Ola Balle Arter
Mises Opal Aether
Elsie Hafer
Marguerite
Dorothy Helms
Lorene
Ruby Beipert
Mlavis
Willie Harria
Mamsie
Red Busby
Edwin
John Shang
Parva
Gun Ienkelman
Tone Oxwrald
Mr. Oxweld
Mertrand
Clifton
Will Roetachiee
Lanes Chapel
Gun Hienkleman
Albert Johny
Portavitle
Thaur
Alsoa
Mae
Chartay
Doris Rentnane
Briam Meni
Transportation Rate Clerk Opening Notice
A public notice from the United States Civil Service Commission announces an opening for a transportation rate clerk position in Washington DC. The role offers a $2,000 salary and requires three years of relevant experience with specific qualification details provided in the recruitment text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sates
Berson Commission
Pentonst Transportation Rate
Berens
Baehn
Neve
Washington, DC
Peary
Boukaping D tion at Boukaping D tion
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts not enough for a full event summary. No clear persons, organizations, dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable in the legible portion.
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Alam
Billis
Hans
Sundey
Jesque County
Wool Growers
Vernon Lemens
Vernon Lemena
They’ Sougs ‘County Relief Committee
Meetian
Whoomay
Orkel
Tive M
Gavicoc’ Fereene
Rata
Boukaping D Tion
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