Ducal News Highlights Local Visitors and Studies
White and Mrs Joan White hosted visitors in Mineral Wells and nearby towns. Local families and teachers, including Mrs C. Porter, Bob Chaffin, and Miss Ben Gantt, shared visits across Bosque County. Several residents spent weekends with relatives in Dallas, Hillsboro, and Meridian as community ties persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Joan White
Mineral Wells
Abibe
Deal
Sue
Tory Heim
Homer Meown
Mor Bundy
Milton Flix
B.C. Cheanut
Dal
Ben Gantt
Fort Worth
Weske
C. C. Porter
Bob Chaffin
Cleburne
Matthews
Walnut Springs
B. Anderson
Wichita
A. Pale
Jr. C. Powell
White House pictured on new stamp series plan
Washington April 9 The White House would be pictured on a new stamp series to be issued this year. Postmaster General Ranponend announced revisions to the domestic stamp lineup, including portraits of Monroe and Cleveland on different denominations and a broader set of notable figures.
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White House
Washington
Ferley
Aspokearusa
Postoffice
Cleveland
Roose
Ama
Monroe
Banlonsin Pranklin
George Washington
Martha Washingen
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
van Buren
William H. Harrison
Polk
Fillmore
Day on Manali Machine Reported by City Officers
April events show Sedey agrizat operator and Bere Captain Tarrly Persie denying a district pathway. County superintendent and Mrs Mateon end discussions as officials glance over the scene in Waco Rosque County.
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Tesay
Iby
Ard
Sedey Agrizat
Tarrly Persie
Wild Flower Show in Waco Hosted by Highway Dept
The Landscape Division will present an exhibit of native Texas wild flowers at the National Guard Armory in Waco from 11 a m to 10 p m on April 8 1888. Division No 9 covers Bell Bosque Coryell Falls Hamilton Hill Limestone and McLennan counties and the display will feature over a hundred native varieties with emphasis on education and appreciation for local flora. Admission is charged and the event invites all flower enthusiasts to attend.
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Highway Department
National Guard
12Th & Washington Streets
Waco
Tenas
Bell
Bosque
Coryell
Falls
Hamilton
Hil
Limestone
Mc Lerman
Mechanized War Called Failure In The Orient
Ann Arbor, Mich. Colonel Henry W Miller, head of the University of Michigan mechanical engineering department, argues that mechanized war failed in China and Spain. He contends that regular infantry with rapid fire guns remains decisive, and that bombers and tanks cannot break entrenched infantry or reach strategic targets effectively.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Henry W Miller
Miller Row
University of Michigan
China
Spain
Hue
Japan
Miller
Lions Entertained by Future Farmers at Clifton Luncheon
The Clifton Lions Club hosted a Future Farmers of America program with guest speakers supporting Red Cross charity for crippled children. Vocational Agriculture students performed music and demonstrations including Open Ceremony, History of FFA, and Judging Contests. The event also invited Clifton members and wives to Charter Night with Valley Mills Lions Club. Rev W Baur connected to local church figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. D. Goodall
J. L. Gerloft
Farmers of America
Lions Club
FFA
Manon
Lauris Hose
Jor Jorgenson
Emer Kruse
Burton Han
Rea Bronstad
FPA
Lloyd Jenson
Cere
PIA
Pat Pederson
Milton Dahl
Oscar Olson
Liane Club
Valley Mills
Clifton Club
Bosque’ River
Towen
Townsend Fails in Supreme Court to Stay Jail Sentence
Washington April 11 Dr Francin Townsend author of the Townsend plan to pay 4200 a month to the aged failed in Supreme Court today in an effort to escape a jail sentence for contempt of the house committee. The tribunal refused to review a decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upholding the judgment once more. Townsend, 12 years old, walked out of a house committee session on May 1996 after statements to the legislators were untruthful and unfair. He made no further proposals to return to the committee except under arrest.
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Washington
Francinn Townsend
Townsend
Supreme Court
Hie Sfort
House
United States Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Noble Prisoner Archduke Joseph Ferdinand Arrested
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand, pictured in uniform, is described as a noble prisoner. He was arrested near Samborai after making insulting remarks about the Nazi regime, amid the uncertain days of the dual monarchy.
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Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Archduke
Samborai
Farm allotments urged as county work sheets arrive
County Agent E R Lawrence says about 2400 farm worksheets have been admitted to the College Station office. Bosque County farmers may expect their 1988 Farm Program allotments soon as data is checked. Staff will mail rush allotments after quotas are received.
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College Station
Bosque County
E.R. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Benn Gleason
Mr. Gleason
Texas
Lawrence
Cattle Losses From Blackleg Prompt Vaccination Effort
Livestock men report blackleg losses and renew efforts to vaccinate herds. Vaccination is seen as a near certain remedy when done in time, with cost about eight cents per head. OG Stryker reports testing a Jersey heifer from Kickley, while Dr. C. M. Moore is said to have lost several head of cattle from the same disease.
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Og; Stryker
Kickley
C. M. Moore
Methodist Choir to Present Easter Cantata
The Methodist Church choir will present an Easter cantata titled Mademption Song by Pred B. Hal am on Sunday night April 17 at 8:00. The choir, about twenty members, includes Mrs A A Miller and Mr Ralph Beko with several soloists named.
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Methodist Church
Pred B. Halam
A. A. Miller
Mire Ralph Beko
Jorkee
Thote
Mira
Chrix Strand
Mr. Modis Law
Watlarse
Ire
Atret ‘Townler
Ceremony Honors Local Family Members on Sunday
A community gathering celebrated several local residents including Mr and Mrs Raymond Lammert, Mr and Mrs Paul rear Mir, and Mr and Mrs Meyers. The event honored family members with expressions of thanks and shared memories amid a casual reception.
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and Mes
Raymond Lammert
Laiere Kirvelay
and Mey
Paul Rear Mir
Mire
Mie
Malle
Fiemry Moeller
Merman Meyers
Sanders Aumpace
WY may charge without sensing plate rules in Iowa
In a clipped note the move to charge without receiving plates is discussed, with emphasis on state procedures in Iowa. The brief mentions possible actions by authorities and indicates ongoing questions about enforcement and timing.
Editor Henry Harr Killed in Texas Auto Crash
Henry Harr Jr publisher of the Calisada County Citizen died in a car crash between LaGrage and Columbus Texas, after attending a meeting in Austin. The wreck left his wife as survivor and a grandson. His son Henry Harr III was killed in an earlier accident.
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Henry Harr
Columbus
Austin
Henry Harred Jnr
Calisada County
LaGrage
Columibus
Texas
Teme Prose Association
Hiefel
Burr
Follans
Henry Mure
Grimland Dies at Waco Home in 1988 Funeral
Neal G Grimland of Norse Bosque County born January 4 1878 died April 1 1988 at his Waco home after a brief illness. He married Almox Rox on December 22 1903 and lived in Hico Clifton and Wicen before engaging in real estate in Waco. Survived by wife two daughters Neal G Grimland Jr and John Nell Grimland or Clifton College Baylor University. two brothers and two sisters. Memorial gift to Clifton College announced and services conducted by J M Quell and P B Thorson with Clifton College students providing music.
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Neal G. Grimland
Norse
Grimland
Waco
Neal Gibion Grimland
Bosque County
Texas
Almox Rox
Hico
Clifton
Wicen
Alon
Seconn
Clifton College
Theantors
JM. Quelle
P. B. Thorson
Local items note illnesses travel and weather
Waco sanitarium visits and medical care mark this Cranfills Gap roundup. Mrs Seeks UMMEX family telegrams from Minneapolis after April 8 1928. Residents like Arnes Thudall Johnson Schultz Wear and Spurgeon share gains and moves. A heavy rain and cold blizzard bring minor garden and fruit damage with grain spared.
Mrs Fritz Henkelman Passes Away Sunday
Mrs Frits W Henkelman born July 28 1909 in Chase. She died Palm Sunday morning April 10 after long illness. Survived by husband Frederick son Otto brothers Arnold Otto Sarah Caroline and many relatives. Funeral services soon at Zion Evangelical Church in Womack.
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Frits W. Henkelman
Chase
Zion Evangelical Church
Womack
Frit W. Henkelman
Frederick
Cart Beaune
Otto
Rogers
Arnold
Sarah Henkelman
Caroline Braume
C. Bernhardt
Strantird PHPcla Gir Babak Aid On Engine
A scrambled report notes aid on an engine incident involving Strantird PHPcla Gir Babak and Denise. The fragment mentions a train, a night event, and unclear references to a bus, doors, and a 64 unit measure. No clear names or places satisfy full factual detailing.
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Babak
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