Clifton Public School Plans and Local Play Benefit
The Clifton Public School presents a rural comedy drama The Mappened to Jones on Friday night January 24 at City Mall. Proceeds go to the high school while midterm finals are set for the week starting January 18. Tuition rates are listed by grade level and the district notes three months free transfer for new entrants. Alyer Townley, about 12, was injured when a car overturned two miles south of town on the Clifton Meridian highway. one occupant was a SOTICR. The Clifton hatchery will begin Bonarot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlight
Free Ity
Mesgrs
Frank Fallis
Joe Shirley
Bettis
Bettis. Proceed of Thio
Clifton
Irradex
Mian
Mary McElroy
State Department of Education
Alyer Townley
Gys.tate
CG. Tittle
Mince Clyre
Margaret
Frances
Ind Gon
Jehn
Hillsore
Mire Tvy
Hillebory
Mi ‘Tittle
A. Iili
Charlie Womack
Gainesville
Rolle
Slort
Nie
Sittor
W. B. Baxter
Hue
J. Rogery
Cleburne
A. Bilis
Mr. Bogsee
Charley Jordan
P. Jordan
Andy Jordan
J.D
Andy
W. W. Wright
J.T Craven
A. Potter
Jane & Allingste
Hom
Meridian
W. B. Brandefer
Merid
Marie Ian
Lon Crabber
Meridmm
Poultry Feeding Proves Profitable in Texas Demonstrations
Records from 400 poultry demonstrators in Texas show average profit per hen at 20.1 cents monthly, cost to produce a dozen eggs at 16.7 cents, and hens yielding $1.21 above feed cost over six months. Data cover 4,000 to 30,000 hens, with A M College and County Agents detailing practices on culling and vermin control. Local Bosque county breeders named include A L Stewart, Morgan, Blankenamp, Miles, Clark Jenson, Mosheim, Chartle, and Buster Tutt.
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Elmo V. Cost
Texas
A. and
M. College
Ford
Bosque County
A. L. Stewart Morgan
C. Blankenamp
Moarve ‘Miles
Clark Jenson
Moshein Jand Chartle
Buster Tutt
Kimall
Partners Notice for Cheap Lighting and Pipes Plant
A brief listing notes a complete plant for making lights pipes and light fixtures available at very low cost. Mrs P E Scho appears as a contact or advertiser with the Clifton Record and Dallas News catalog offering a yearly subscription rate of 2.50 dollars.
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P. E. Scho
Ite
Clifton Trades Days Move and Luncheon Attendance Contest
A club report from Clifton shows plans to continue monthly Trades Day events starting in February with 80 merchant tickets. A Tuesday luncheon attendance contest is organized, leaders named, and side bets include a banquet funded by the losing side. Also details minutes from First Presbyterian Church including elected elders and deacons to be ordained later. Pastor E G Mosley.
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G. F. Boone
Fort Worth
Mr. Myers
Wreo
Clifton
Wobrumry
Marth
G.H. Reese
G. ¥. McCalah
Sde
First Presbyterian Church
G. Grimland
Ed Stanford
A. W. Price
Claude Price
John Cowes Milford Hoff
Robert Gloff
E. G. Parks
E.G. Mosley
le Study Wednraday
Leghorn egg production and a county commissioner candidate
A historical notice details Leghorn hen flock performance with 900 hens producing 263 dozen eggs in November and 1207 dozen in December, net profit $110.61 after feed, and sales to Clifton. It also profiles Mr Standef er as a candidate for County Commissioner Precinct No. 1, highlighting road tiling expertise and intentions to serve all voters.
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Eger Snald
Thay Tau
Glail’ ‘Mayer
Clifton
Colches
Oftee
Standefer
Hus
Sioner
Chen
Live Oak GH Club election and meeting notes
The Live Oak Garden Helpers club held an election on January 1980 with officers: President Anne Enger, Vice President Juliette Knudaon, secretary Cor Bohne, yell leader Fay Sadler, song leader Rene Radler, reporter Gladys Olson. Members reported on Roberts work, and Mrs Mangold demonstrated on Gate of Chickens and Chicken Houses. The group adjourned to meet January 18, 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janary
Anne Enger
Juliette Knudaon
Cor Bohne
Tie Fay Sadler
Rene Radler
Gladys Olson
Roberts
Rad Vonr
Mangold
Card of Thanks for Ima Joy Anderson
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during the illness and death of our darling daughter and sister Ima Joy. May God bless and reward each of you for your many acts of kindness and prayers. Mr and Mrs Ole C Anderson and children.
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Ima Joy
Auction of Household Goods in Cranville Gap
Dr PC Pluenneke will sell all household goods and furniture at his Cranville Gap home on Saturday January 1 at 2 pm. Auction items include a variety of furniture and household items. Proceeds support the seller.
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Balet
Cranville Gap
Saterday
PC. Pluenneke
Clifton Banks Consolidate For Public Benefit
The consolidation of the two Clifton banks was decided after careful study by officers directors and stockholders to improve service and profitability. The new Farmers State Bank will unite the resources of both institutions and safeguard deposits. R R Waldrop and Joe Wise will join in official capacities.
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Clifton
Iredell
Walnut Springs
Meridian
Valley Mills
Bosque County
Consolidated
Farmers State Bank
Messrs
R. R Waldrop
Joe Wise
First National Bank
First National
Meridian Court And Local News
Long Meridian column reports births and deaths since a new law affected records with about 100 births and 24 deaths. It notes 11 divorces in the county, and mentions numerous local visits, accidents, police activity, and intended marriages among Meridian residents and nearby towns.
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Tucker's Variety & Hardware
Clifton Public
W. D. Baker
Clifton Record
Dallas News
ONS
Lukceros
Rapt Oocar
W. Btandefer
Live Oak
GH Club
Clifton Banks
Lata
R.R. Waldrop
Vogelman
Meridian Court
Marrisay Bidase &D
Maerie
Was
Peet Shamiy
Ata Eule Dwi
TE Ae
Mayra
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