16 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1948
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes indicate the Post Office recorded an increase over 1947 with figures and destinations unclear. The text references Corton Fort and monetary values, but specifics are unreadable, leaving the overall rise as the only clear point.
Fragmentary notes describe Coach Arthur Brontad directing a local team at an evening event. Mentioned are players, a football motif, and a practice session with coach and attendees. Readable names and details are sparse and uncertain.
A newborn girl named Peery Ewart is reported in Clifton. The infant was born January 9 weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Parents are listed as Mr and Mrs. Wy. The family resides in the Etuletapital area.
A readable fragment notes a performance by E Arad on Saturday night with a Tugie program at the Clifsan Uh not clear. The dated line suggests event details aimed for Tan 17 around 1200. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Aurea E Ogden a Turkey Creek farmer seeks election as Commissioner Precinct 4 in Mosque County. He pledges to serve all voters, work with residents, and earn public confidence through direct outreach and attentive governance.
Several area teams played hard week results included Hillsboro close win 34 30 over Calley and Clifton. Waco Hil Kitten beat Glen 25 16. junior squad fell 18 to 2 against Ville. Next home games set for Saturday night with College in conference clash and All Stars versus CJC Exes.
Bor dun County voters are asked to consider Judge Jim Martin’s bid for another term as County Judge. He praises past cooperation with the board, promises to continue conscientious public service, and invites support based on his experience, service record, and qualifications.
Citizens report a three way radio installation in Grimestown affecting Bowque County with sheriff dispatch and police involvement. Aims to coordinate emergency contact with the Waco police and county offices. source notes unclear details and potential delays.
A Rusty note outlines key dates for candidates and voters in the upcoming election cycle. It lists deadlines for filing, filing fees, residency changes, and notices for state and county conventions, with emphasis on nominating delegates and preparing official ballots.
Cattle line up in Clifton as buyers attend the Clifton Livestock Commission weekly sale on Wednesdays. About 700 head were sold, bringing total receipts near 99,780.01 dollars. WM Kuykendall oversees a growing sale operation with modern facilities drawing ranchers from Bosque County and nearby areas seeking the market.
March Of Dimes drive ongoing in the county with schools involved and county-wide fundraising efforts. Clark Neely funeral details noted. Allen Ginnie and Neely family obituaries referenced amid community notices. Names include Hereford Ranch buyers and local clergymen. several survivors listed with ties to Wortham Bend and McGregor communities.
Community concerns over new city parking rules in Clifton. Residents discuss safety, traffic flow, and perceived fairness during enforcement efforts. Local figures mentioned include Walter Golden and the Clifton area leadership.
A reconstructed report notes 1947 rail shipments and 1626 freight cars with mention of a Bay area freight agent and assorted yard activity. It cites improved tonnage at a depot, plus freight handling under a named supervisor and a series of names linked to a wartime or postwar logistics setting. The fragment mentions a depot and specialized transit, highlighting increased load over a regional line.
Otto Gohlke, aged about 80, died Friday after a heart attack. Funeral services were held at his home near Crawford with burial in Clifton Cemetery. He was born September 17, 1887, near McLennan and lived in the Clifton area for many years. Surviving children included Gerhannt Gant of Hobie New Mexico Rol Holtke of Huyton and others reside in Crawford Clifton and nearby communities.
Fragmented OCR reveals CJC calling for volunteers for Campus Day. activity planned on a Friday with planned tasks at the college campus, weather noted, and duties include campus cleanup and associated responsibilities. Coffee and noon dessert will be provided, volunteers urged to participate.
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