Political remarks amid holiday calm and farm policy hints
The report describes a town holiday mood with plans to address tax and banking issues, noting Senator Cannibal predicts Congress may resume a limited revision of wartime control programs. He advocates a provisional farm board to align local control rulings with farmer grievances, as rest of piece continues on last page.
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Nilagine Tom
Pauline Box
Che
Patarns
Ted Earn Pasairan
Howston
Ninsom
Watt
F. M
Ani
Iserabip
Rte
Canna
Drouth Stricken Cattle May Be Sold To Jan 1
Drouth rules Bosque County allow producers to offer cattle for sale to the Government signifying whether they enrolled. County drought director Wilson warns farmers to indicate intent promptly as the Emergency Drouth Selloff ends December 31. If 100 head are ready, sales may occur Friday or Saturday with potential extensions and designated sale dates.
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Drouth
Atest
Wilson
Witvon
Ain Cuttin
Imargency
Drouth Yellet Pro
Gram
Goanty Drowth
Dale
Mude
Prifay
Deveiober
Lulu Gray dies after long illness in Texas highways
Mrs Lulu Gray, daughter of Wir and Mire A J Hit, born May 12 18TH at Stawford Texas, died at home in South Clifton after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with Rev P C Waddill officiating. The article notes her devoted life and lists surviving family members. It also details a cotto n mat curing method trial by the Texas Highway Department to replace jute mats on new highways, claiming cost savings and faster opening of roads.
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Lulu Gray
A.J. Hit
Stawford
Texas
South Clifton
Chamber
Wil
Trent B
Gray
Waco
Ralph Gray
Dellas
Fred ‘Tork
Mouston
Clinton Lath
Darlany
Cll Coxton
Tucoy
Jap Fullis
Raymond Pederson
Mrra
Elmore Cangleson
Clifton
Mra
Gray In
Hrawk Hue
Midland
Jimee
Mon. J
Ginger
Chitin Springs
Will Eichelberger
Mathodiat Church
P. C. Waddill
Texany-st Ismai
Nerway
Fe Wiil
Texan An
Nalther Leaguers Carol Xmas Hymns
On Thursday December 21, members and officers distributed Christmas gifts to the congregation. They shared a moment of prayer and grateful remembrance, marking the season with songs and fellowship among attendees.
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Nalther
Carol Xmas
Fuitler
Walther
Domguers
Alva
Seston
Billions In Bonds For Loan On Homes Seen
President Roosevelt aims to secure a bond issue of 1,000,000,000 to support a home owners loan corporation. Rep Franklin Asncock, ranking member of the house banking and currency committee, announced the plan while noting priority in extending loans to eligible applicants. Additional details outlined by the mortgage chief and other officials were reported from Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Asncock
Houve
Bronstad Gin Firm Changes Hands in Clifton Scene
The Yurmert Gin Co sold its stock and Olle Bronstad became sole owner and manager of The Bronstad Gin in Clifton. Bronstad, longtime local operator, pioneered hydraulic and diesel equipment, led seed planting efforts, and supported farmers with modern gin services for decades.
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Yurmert Gin Co., & Corporation
Dinmolvinur
Olé
M. Bronetad
Pate
Bronstad Han
Ile Ite
Clifton
Solberg
Routh Clifton
Kell & Gibbe
Farmers Gin
J. W
Bronstad
J. W. Helm
Valley Mills of Mill
R. Davidson
Davidson-Bronstad Gin Company
Bronsstad
Nwunineas
Farmers Gin Co
Olle Bronstad
Oflie Bronstad
Bosque
Boage
Texas
Coun
Mr. Bronstad
Huasineas
Clifton College Chorus Presents the Manger rute
Citizens support Clifton College as the chorus aims to raise interest in sacred music and develop appreciation for a higher class of music in the youth. The group presented a Christmas program before the holidays, showcasing their dedication to youthful musical education.
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Clifton College
Hentering
Pioneer Citizen Called to Rest Tobias Schulz Dies at 85
Obituary tracing Tobias Schulz born April 5 1849 in Grottendorf Saxony Germany confirms Lutheran faith served in Franco Prussian War married Wilhelmina Hulinger June 8 1873Voyaged to America arriving Galveston Texas settled in Fayette Bosque counties near Clifton moved 1893 west of Clifton farm later died December 24 1934 after influenza decline mourning his passing Continued on last page
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Tobias Schulz
Grottendorf
Saxon
Germany
Wilhelmina Hulinger
America
Galverton
Texas
Fayette County
To- Vids Schulz
Clifton Lions Club Hosts Turkey Dinner for Local Football Teams
Clifton Lions Club hosted a turkey dinner for the Clifton College Cats and Clifton High School football teams with about 45 players attending. D C Halverson presided, Bud Byers gave the invocation, and Lion Raley chaired the later meeting. Coaches Harris and Smith praised their teams for sportsmanship and potential, with Smith predicting continued pride and effort for next season.
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Clifton Lions Club
Lion D.C. Halverson
Lion Byers
Lion Raley
E. B. Harris
Clifton 'S College Cats
Harrie
Jim Smith
High School
Smith
Lion van Goodall
Plans For Basketball League are Completed
Plans for a basketball league are completed with four Sunday teams to compete. The cotton warehouse will again serve as a gymnasium and the Lions Club committee organized a schedule approved by representatives from each Sunday. The season includes two games per Tuesday night at 6 oclock. Season tickets go on sale Sunday. The gym is used by Clifton College and Clifton High School on other nights under coaches E. B. Harris and Jim Smith. The schedule lists Baptist vs Latheran, Methodist vs Presbyterian Church of Christ, Trinity Latheran vs Methodist, and more with dates in January and February.
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Lions Club
Bas Baba
Wil.l
Aries
Hma
Clifton College
Clifton High School
Jet E. B. Harris
Jim Smith
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Texas Chamber” of "Commerce
Maury’ Hopkin
Oklahoma
Rix
Plainview
Texas News
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