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News at Cranfills Gap Moe M C Torry Jrs
Local notes describe visitors and residents around Cranfills Gap. Curtis Brasher of pars visits relatives. Matene Leonard visits west of Gatesville. Dee Witte and Minerva Sorley return to Corsicana for schooling. Mrs Ovie Huse moves to Bellamy place north of Cranfills Gap. Mrs Tom of Clifton reportedly has pneumonia. May Wallace and Missy Ward visit the Coston Saturday. Lorion Mills in the South operate lines with many spindles.
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Jrs
Curtis Brasher
Pars
Matene Leonard
Irl Liven
Gatesville
Fla
Winston Record
Hedwarts
Dee Witte
Minerva Sorley
Corsicana
Ovie Huse
Bellamy Place
Croafills Gap
Tom
Clifton
May Wallace
Missy Ward
Coston
Johnson Dies Funeral Held Friday
Obituary notes Johnson lived 88 years and 6 months, died after illness began in September 1938. Funeral at home January 3 then at Church of Christ in Rio Vista with W K Rose officiating. burial beside his wife in Rio Vista cemetery. Neighbor tribute lauds character and responsibility. Floral offerings noted. A misread line about prescription order forms appears as a stray fragment.
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J.T. Lomax
Church of Christ In
Rio Vista
County Brotherhood Meeting At Clifton
The County wide Brotherhood of the Maidan Rapti Association will meet with the Clifton Branch Friday night at 7 30. Men from Marygn Meridian Valley Mills Iredell Searaville Blooming Grove and others attend. A good program and meals are planned. Rev Bernes Bergh of Hubbard will speak. Pastors from Clifton invited.
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County Wide Brotherhood of the Maidan Rapti
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Clifton Ba
Mary Gn
Meridian
Valley Mills
Iredell Searaville
Blooming Grove
Bernes, Bergh of
Hubbard
Clifton
Not Texas Not Texas Report Of Condition Clifton BOA
Report of condition for Clifton bank showing assets including loans and discounts 82 thousand plus dollars, U S government obligations 60 thousand, state and political subdivision obligations 13 thousand, stock holdings 2 thousand, cash and reserves 126 thousand. Bank premises and furniture valued at 7 thousand and 2 thousand respectively. Data compiled as of December 31 1940 under Federal Reserve Act provisions.
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Conditio Farmers State BA
Clifton
Boaque County
Federal
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
New Football Rule Reforms Debated by Committee
A 1940s committee discussed major football rule changes including free substitutions late in games, forward handing of the ball, and standard numbering for positions. The aim was to boost offense while reducing injuries, with trials planned for the 1941 season and a broader numbering standard to follow.
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Okeson Eaid Groupe of
Pasa File
Oketon
Pase
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Bank Statement Amid Turbulence Shows Asset Total and Liabilities
A Texas bank chief certifies a balance sheet listing total assets and liabilities. The document shows deposits totaling 508 108.68 dollars and capital accounts including 50 000 dollars in capital. The statement, signed by vice president Hollen C Aats, notes reserves and undivided profits and confirms accuracy to the best belief of officials.
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United States
Firestone
A. Golo
Hollen C. Aats
Hien C. Aare
Parks
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