Upon a Thought timely reminder from Tom Mooney column
A clipped item from Publisher Tom Mooney in the McGre gor Mirror resurfaces. The column’s enduring point remains relevant to current events and public discourse.
22 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
1
A clipped item from Publisher Tom Mooney in the McGre gor Mirror resurfaces. The column’s enduring point remains relevant to current events and public discourse.
A boss in a dignified company tests a new salesman from a small town. The salesman writes two bold letters claiming huge sales, then jokes about spellings and sailing. The anecdote recalls Will Rogers and a quip on ain’t from a Great Depression era moment.
Clifton Varsity Boys edged Yellow Jackets 50 45 led by Bobby Golden 12 points. Boys B-Squad won 57 33 over Meridian. Meridian forward hit a late free throw to secure a 31 30 girls win. Junior High Cubs travel to Whitney Monday for final games.
A local caller reports three day cage journey warnings after receiving scam calls promising magazine deals. Fort Worth based scammers push a description offer. residents urged to verify before signing.
Seven schools participate in a three day junior high basketball tournament at Clifton. Tuesday featured boys and girls action with Clifton A and B teams, Valley Mills, Hamilton, Glen Rose, Itasca, Crawford, and China Spring. The tournament advances to rounds Thursday and Saturday with finals promised Saturday night.
Bosque County farmers are urged to file early for 1968 feed grain wheat and cotton programs. Signups run Feb 5 through March 15 at the ASCS county office. Chairman Jack L. Rowland notes early filing avoids crowding and delays while enabling diversion and price support payments and potential price-support loans.
Sunset Home administrator B Smith and Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home administrator E Luckenbach issued a joint appeal for registered nurses who have retired to consider returning. They said several openings exist with flexible full or part time options and need for night shifts. They urged interested nurses to contact the administrators for discussion of compensation and possibilities.
A 24 year old Comanche County man was arrested this week in seven arrests tied to nine of twelve burglaries in Bosque County towns. He admitted involvement in five break ins including Iredell Cafe Oldham Grocery Morgan Dairy Kream Black Angus Cafe Walnut Springs and Rhodes and Tindall Hardware Crawfills Gap. Stolen property recovered includes a Oldham Grocery camera shotgun shells ammunition and a radio plus 30 30 and .22 ammo from Rhodes and Tindall. Earlier arrests included three men linked to Iredell burglaries and three Corsicana men ages 17 19 and 26 tied to Meridian burglaries. Sheriff Carr said nine burglaries are cleared with three remaining unsolved Clifton Cattle Company offices and two north county service stations.
Albert Hastings Bosque County Democratic Chairman convened the executive committee in the District Courtroom Meridian on February 12 1968 with 13 members. Precinct chairmen listed preside over the 1968 Bosque County Democratic Primary including Royal Meridian Chapman Iredell Hensley Walnut Springs Mrs Ethridge Eulogy Riddle Kopperl Higginbotham Morgan Johle Womack Bearden Coyote Ficklin Valley Mills Miles Mosheim McCown Clifton Rogstad Norse.
The State Soil and Water Conservation Board will set planning priorities again soon and review the Meridian-Neil Creek Watershed. The 1967 low priority was due to few landowners with soil water and plant conservation plans. Since May 1967 Soil Conservation Service personnel have been assisting.
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