Boat Light Regulations Urgently Explained by Texas Officials
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department details required night lighting for motorboats under new water safety rules. Officials emphasize consistent practice to avoid confusion and disaster, outlining class specific lights and visibility requirements for white, green, and red lamps on vessels. The rules specify beam angles, positions, and sight distances for classes A through 3, with emphasis on clear horizons and preventions against misinterpretation.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Scratch pads ten cents? at the Clifton Record
Local note indicates price items in Clifton harshly trimmed with stray text about pads and a 30 cent reference. The fragment mentions Clifton Record and possible sale or pricing but detail is incomplete.
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Clifton
Ite
Deferred Grazing Benefits Native Range Grasses
Soil Conservation notes propose deferred grazing during the growing season to allow native grasses like little bluestem Indian grass sidecats grama and Texas wintergrass to grow roots and seed. Raymond Whitney’s split pastures illustrate rest periods, limiting grazing to maintain forage and soil moisture.
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Texas
K. R
Raymond Whitney
Valley Mills
Stamp Winners Listed By Sormrude's Thrif-Tee
The Clifton store named 40 stamp winners each with 5 000 stamps and a shot at a 1966 Mustang. Winners include Mrs Kent Appleby Mrs J M Tarpley Mrs Stevie Swindell and many others from Clifton and nearby towns. Hundreds of other smaller prizes were also awarded.
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Sormrude
Thrif-Tee
Clifton
Kent Appleby
J M. Tarpley
Stevie Swindell
Delbert Anz
Vernon Erickson
Jim Jones
O. J Schlemeyer
Morgan
B. F. Brown
Monroe Billman
C. E. Carpenter
A. D. Brown
A. B. Watley
E. V. Stevens
Chester Thomas
J. B. Culp
C. B. Hollis
H. T. Nichols
Edgar Finstad
Claire Grains
Frank Pollard
Meridian
Otto Ratliff
Crawfills Gap
Jerry Mathews
Iredell
Zola M. Webb
Harvey Miller
Herbert Symank
O. Tillery
Valley Mills
Report of Condition Farmers State Bank Clifton Texas 1966
Report of Condition of Farmers State Bank of Clifton Texas as of April 5 1966 lists assets including cash and U S government obligations totaling 7 681 375 42 and liabilities of 7 081 637 16 with total capital accounts 599 738 21. Directors attest to accuracy and a notary public swears to the oath on April 23 1966 in Bosque County Texas.
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Farmers State Bank of
Clifton
Texas
United States
Aevosoticiaans Gare
Leo L. Albrecht
Helen C. Aars
Otto C. Rueter
J. Bruce Parks
W. D. Goodall
Hans B. Dahl
State of
Local Teachers Attend Waco NEA Workshop
Clifton Public Schools teachers Charley Miles Ottis Tyler Elsie Coston and Lottie Bettis will join a National Education Association Workshop at a Holiday Inn dinner in Waco on Wednesday night. The event serves the northern section of District X of the Texas State Teachers Association with Leon Graham of Austin leading the session. Bettis sits on the state executive committee of the TSTA.
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Charley Miles
Ottis Tyler
Elsie Coston
Lottie Bettis
Clifton Public Schools
National Education Association
Holiday Inn
Waco
District X
Texas State Teachers Association
NEA
Leon Graham
Austin
Miss Bettis
Clifton High School
TSTA
Stewart family visits Clifton among Texas trips
Fort Worth couple Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stewart and their sons James and John visited Clifton last Friday to see Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stewart. He left for Austin on business Sunday night and planned to return by Tuesday. Also at the Clifton home were Pat Stewart a South Texas State College student and Kathy Stewart a North Texas State University student. Mrs. Stewart's sister Mrs. E. E. Kelly and son Joe of Arlington visited Monday and accompanied Kathleen Kennedy of Dallas home after a ten day Clifton stay.
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Mike Stewart
James
John
Fort Worth
Clifton
Nixon Family Visits Clifton from Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nixon and children Sally and Jim of Philadelphia arrive in Clifton to visit Mrs. Nixon's father N. W. Willett and other relatives. They plan to visit Austin and Corpus Christi next, staying Texas two to three weeks before returning to Clifton for a longer visit then going home.
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Jack Nixon
Sally
Jim
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Clifton
Re-Election of Lutheran Church Officials at Bellaire Convention
The sixth annual Southern District convention of The American Lutheran Church met at Faith Lutheran Church in Bellaire in April 1922. Rev R L Otterstad was re-elected to the executive board along with district president Dr W A Mohr, vice president Dr Roald Bralik, treasurer Robert Pfennig, and board member Harold Elder. Pastors and lay representatives from three Bosque County churches attended the Bellaire gathering.
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American Lutheran Church
Faith Lutheran Church
Bellaire
R. L. Otterstad
First Lutheran Church
W. A. Mohr
Austin
Roald Bralik
San Antonio
Robert Pfennig
Trea
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