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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1940
Page
4
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Hot spell continues with temperatures rising as a long stretch of sunny days continues. President Roosevelt proposes home guard units nationwide and funding to intensify national defense. Meridian Clifton highway near completion but delayed until spring with a new Bosque River bridge under construction and priced at $150000 alongside the $210000 highway project.
County agents advise field counts to decide dusting for boll weevil. If infestation reaches 10 percent, dust promptly. 100 squares counted, 10 punctured and covered indicate dusting needed. Use 10 to 14 pounds of arsenate dust per acre, vary with plant size. Local ginners offer dusting machinery and field checks. fair in Clifton features Hereford, Angus, and Shorthorn cattle with $1,500 in premiums and advertising.
Fragmented OCR shows mentions of a primary on Saturday with candidates including Franklin D. Roosevelt and others. Polls and expectations hint at shifts in support, while local campaign talk reflects general voter interest ahead of the November election.
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Bosave County in the recent primary vote backed A M Jones as representative from his district. Known as a prominent cotton buyer dwelling in Valley Milla, Jones secured a narrow victory by eight votes and is trusted to deliver honorable service in the Lagiala race. The report notes growing home sales in the immediate area, including the Wigine property belonging to Will J. Ahrwoxer Wigine and the Gil family residence.
John B. Sulivan drove from Hamilton on Sunday for a short visit with friends. The owners and publishers of the Hamilton County News, Messrs. Miller and Galivas, are noted as the publishers in Hamilton.
The city debates renaming Lindbergh Boulevard amid criticism of the aviator’s legacy. City Plan Engineer Wood signals a change will not occur until a thoroughfare update is approved. Meanwhile, broader war and postal service notes touch on Marine strength and fiscal surpluses as new personnel and revenue figures emerge.
Representative Clyde Garrett of Eastland returns to his district for an intensive campaign as he faces opposition in the Democratic runoff. His opponent is District Judge Sam Russell of Stephenville in the August 24 vote.
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