Short Term System of Loans Outlined
A discussion of a new short term credit system for farmers supported by the Farm Credit Administration and the Federal Land Bank. The Waco Production Credit Association, chartered January 1, 1994, will serve Bell, Bosque, Coryell, Limestone, and McLennan counties, aiming for low costs and broad reach through cooperative structure and county associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBA
Farm Credit Administie
Federal Land Bank
Gerbal
Morgage Foum
Alno
Pacinos
Waco Pro- Credit Association
Ave
Bell
Bosque
Cary Pale
McLennan
John Waco Production Credit Association
Production Credit Corporation of Houston
Geisselbrecht Named Cashier at Clifton Bank
C P Geisselbrecht has become cashier of the Farm ar State Bank of Clifton replacing A C Brandes who moved to Waco. He comes from Roper State Bank with about ten years in banking and will make Clifton his home. He arrives with his bride to reside in Clifton and Cliftonites welcome the couple warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CP. Geisselbrecht
Farmar State Bank of
Clifton
A. C. Brandes
Waco
Geisselbrecht
Roper State Bank
Koppers Bank
Bart
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights Visits and Meetings
Special correspondent notes social visits across the area. Prominent figures including Judge and Mrs. W A York, Miss Gertrude Johnson, and families from Denton to Brownwood are mentioned. A county school board meeting discusses rural school interests while locals host relatives and attend visits in Dublin Aspermont Itasca Hamilton Littlefield and Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnd
Mes. W. A. York
Mallas
Eva Denton
Houston
Ora Lomax
D. Preston Hornbuckle
Troy Baxter
Dublin
Thomas Robertson
Small Doughtey
Morsie
Kent Appleby
Jessie Jwndy
Marnie Weight
Denzel ‘Terry
Keith Appleby
Ban
Gertrude Johnson
Brownwood
Sheriff P. H. Benson
Aspermont
Texas
J. D. Parker
Sammie Lee
Laydene Botts
Port Worth
Mes
J. Lee Smith
Tuys
Mfe Baillie
B. W. Smith
Ernall
Denton
J. D. Jordan
Wiley Hanna
W. W. Wright
Andy Jordan
Littlefield
Paat
Andy
Mies
Aly
J.D. Jordan
HL. Lattimore
Crawford
A.C. Jordan
Irene Dunlap
Itasca
L.A. Dunlap
J. L. Brown
Bob Ear
Winit
Cleo Brown
Hamilton Thin Waek
Dre
J. G. Porter
Darby
Boott
Stave
Adel
Prominent Official Pushes Son to Farm at University talk
Dr. C. E. Baker of the United States Department of Agriculture urged at the Farm and Home convention at the University of Kentucky that nourishing the next generation for farming benefits national welfare. He argued the son of prosperity should take up agriculture, citing health, wealth, and duty as motives. He outlined a future where agriculture secures both individual and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Baker
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Kentuoky
Ube Nation
Tive Rai Sreewraiine
Agricult Nordon
Ya Tesas Farmers Arm
Baker Salits
Pwembat
Dumusry
Agremisney
Yane
Bertwe
A&m
Calley
Fragmentary Notes on Farmers and Tasks in Tesur
Fragmented lines discuss farmers and tasks within Tesur, mentioning farms, economy, and community obligations. Names and clear actions are scarce, with many garbled terms and missing context. The readable fragments hint at duties or measures affecting local agriculture and individuals named in errant text.
Mrs. Asla Jordahl Called by Death
Mrs. Asla Jordahl dies at age 94 after a life of Christian faith. Born July 20, 1849 in Liberty Prairie Wisconsin, she lived in Van Zandt County Texas with her daughter after her husband Austin Jordahl died in 1902. Survived by six grandchildren, services honored her faithful journey to the Heavenly Home.
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Christ
Asta Jordahl
Jordahl
Liberty Prairie
Dane County
Wisconsin
Great Skolas
I. W. C. Dietrichsen
J. A. Olvesen
Austin G. Jordiah
J. A. Ottecen
Joriah
Texas
Four Mile Prairie
van Zandt County
Mre. Jordak
Hue Seith Ter
K. A. Minaland
Mrn. Jordan
Mru. Ind
Clifton
June Roude
Kenseth Misalandt
Teaven
PEXAS LOUSIANA EMPLOYES TO HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING
Employees of the Texas Louisiana Power Company will meet in Clif Saturday February 24 for their regular quarterly session. About sixty representatives from 27 central Texas will attend for business discussions followed by a group dinner at City Hall. The session includes a sales contest prize noted as a turkey for the winning side and a cheaper meal for the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Clif
Texas
Turkey
County Demonstration Promotes Rag Hooked Mats and Rugs
County demonstration groups advance textile crafts using recycled silk wool or cotton for hooked mats and rugs. Projects reuse underwear dye scraps with burlap or canvas bases, framing the design with crochet or hook needles. Prizes and a state contest entry funded by the Home Demonstration Council inspire participation. February meetings and a February 22 holiday are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Nan J. Mongol
He Duys
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Misa Wilms Hansen of Dallas visits homefolks at Cranfills Gap. Birthday of Mrs Nyganed Nygaard noted at the Nygaards. Mrs P C Nelson’s houseguest dies last Saturday night. Loyd Lunberge moves to Potter Munch ranch. Play Go Slow, Sex y directed by Marianne Christensen slated for Fairy. Priddy group to perform March 1 at high school. Lutheran Circuit meeting planned for Feb. Doc: local notes and literary items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Wilms Hansen
Dallas
Martin Olnon
Emil
Otto Nyg
Bernt Bersen
Nyganed
Hansen
P. C. Nelson
Nelsons
Nus
Loyd Lunbere
Munch
Ifedell
Lunberge
Marianne* Christensen
Fairy
Alle Mac Bertelsen
Joel Grimland
Priddy
Caroliga
HF. Hanson
Hun
Clifton Record
Bertelsen
Record Office
Eis W Mall Commission
Scott Blubely
Blakely
Lanham Comounity
Miay
Marianne Christensen
Ira
Agee
Clifton Precinct CWA Men May Be Cut To 50 Workers
County Agent C L Wilson announces sign up for government payments to reduce corn and hogs. Over two hundred producers have signed contracts. Hog base lowered to allow any producer who can reduce one litter and twenty five percent of hogs marketed. Sign contracts at the County Agent's office next week. after that date contracts cannot be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
C. L. Wilson
Bosque County
Airport Halted and Funds Paid Out in Clifton Office
A fragmented report details halted airport work in Clifton after 14,500 dollars disbursed from the Clifton office. The text describes CWA labor on the project, with about 200 men involved and a plan to reduce workers weekly. Testing of county cattle continues under veterinarians, and talks of concentrating workers under county supervision to finish one project before starting the next. The Clifton precinct mentions unemployed workers and food aid provided by the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Arlene
Chitin
CWA
York
CWA Avery
Airpork
Rome
Jon Roail
Greeinet
Bert
Geliet
Oifton
Bond Rider Holds Up Passage in Senate
Feb 22 Austin reports a heated fight over a Relief Bond Bill with a tax rider. House votes and Senate committee action show split support, while Dunagan and James push to keep the tax feature, threatening adjournment if defeated. The swift House pace and criticism of the governor’s measures frame the session’s tense budget debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Howse
Senate
House
Dunagan
James
Enelon
Jamin Franklin
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Frederick Joeman
Gnance
W. H. Branch
B. di Fouloinelles
Army Ule Corps
Eugene Vidal
Department of Commerce
Warm Springs Foundation
Warn Springs
Meridian Court
Wevirsie
Bentliy
Extrusion Path Mews Service
Erie
Sloan Nt Ena
Cowitactn
Intal
Freerly
Tesur
Asla Jordahl
Pexas
Louisiana
Cranfills Gap
Wm. B. Bertelsen
Clifton Precinct
Meridian
Hit, Tad Dea
Tomar
Tourer Weal