13 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
1
County agents displayed livestock gains with 418 club boys participating in demonstrations. Pigs, cattle, and hog washing taught husbandry while crop trials yielded two hundred bushels per acre in select plots, reflecting strong farm education and experimental outcomes.
The exposition plans extensive cash premiums totaling over 15 different breed divisions led by Hereford and Aberdeen Angus with prizes from 400 to 6400 dollars. Premiums include dairy sheep swine and Hampshire sheep awards funded by the show and national breed associations. Aberdeen-Angus and Shorthorn premiums are highlighted with tied contributions from multiple breeders and companies.
Washington reports show campaign expense reductions affecting the Hoover Smith and national committees. The text notes tightening budgets on political committees and parties as fiscal constraints influence 1932 election planning and outreach efforts.
A stage reception is planned in Garner Watlington at Capitol Teusne with attendance by local figures and supporters. Organizers invite guests to celebrate the event in a formal civic setting with refreshments and speeches.
A brisk trades day drew steady attendance despite blustery conditions. Cash exchanges include Trade Checks for individuals such as Hoff 3.00, Mrs. Clare Neatley 2.50, Oliver Miller 100, Ollie Mae Lam ert 1.00, M J Orwald 250, and Mrs. Raymond Lam 191.00 along with various coach payments and small sums recorded.
Mims Elian Moore formerly of Navarro county died at her home six miles from Clifton Friday night. Funeral services were Sunday at the residence of her sister Mrs G A Mome sey with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Rev M R Allen of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church officiated. Surviving are a brother and two sisters, all named Moore, one of whom resides in Clifton and another in Corsicana.
In a cryptic scene RL Baldrige appeared in a fae robe claiming possession of a secret rower event. Observers noted the symbolic attire stirred questions about the gathering and its purpose.
A large January 8 1883 meeting at the Meridian Methodist Church unites residents from several towns to organize the United Forces for Prohibition in Bosque County Texas. Officers include President T Mitchell and Vice Presidents E Dansby A Nowlin Keith Applesby and R E Scarlett. A resolution vows to oppose repeal of Dean Law and to send copies to lawmakers and papers. A mass meeting is planned at Clifton City Hall on February 20 1888 with Ex Senator Dean as speaker. The group emphasizes nonpartisan aims and broad community participation.
The obituary notes the death of Charles Stryker of Clifton on Friday after several days illness. It mentions illness and the toll taken on him, with doctors and loved ones attending.
The appeal of James F. Ferguson et al. v Cone Johnson et al. was filed in the Court of Civil Appeals following a judge’s ruling in the highway injunction case. The motion to advance was supported by Ferguson and the State but opposed for certification, with a hearing set for January 18.
Relatives gathered Wednesday January 15 at Mr and Mrs L Erickson’s home to honor a fiftieth wedding anniversary. Adeline Amundson and Madeline Ringness Thompson led guest registration as Allen Ellingson recited a sketch of the couple. Rev P Thor son sent greetings from the Norse congregation, and the home was decorated in gold and white with a wedding cake and refreshments.
Fragmentary note reports a function or statement involving Rev Roy Wilson and a group, with references to a Tunch and a parish-like service. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or locations.
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