Clara Richards Named County Superintendent in Bosque
Clara Richards of Bosque County, a popular educator, is highlighted as the long‑time county school administrator, praised for her record and leadership. The note mentions her family, a West Texas trip, and recent birthday observations amid local civic events.
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Clara Richards
Bosque Cou
Mim
Richards
Ripley
Meelie
Rovenvelts
Theo- Tras Poithi Lupels
Reception Attendees Decline Invitations From Texas Governors
An editorial note states editor and Iaay regres could not attend the reception and ball for Hon M Allred and Hon Walter Woodul. It mentions absences at Gregory Gym Austin and criticizes not attending high office invitations as improper. It also discusses constitutional amendments and Senate membership changes affecting representation and privileges in Texas.
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Iaay
M. Allred
Texas
Walter F. Woodul
Gregory Gymnasium
Austin
Council Meeting Notes From Waes Bay Area
Fragmented OCR text shows a Waes Bay council meeting with names like J. Lave Cameron Lae Stuart Chittom K Kay and Waco references. Mentions of representatives and parish or district notes appear amidst garbled data.
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Ramet Bay
Seewe
Gushaamn
Easton
Waar
Ativan
San
Peak
P.O
Waco
Itapurys
Offer
Shimlaninnin
Pry WB
Meronmy
Ferret
Alton Ris Bay
J. Lave
Cameron
Lae Stuart
Chittom
K. Kay
Wain
Ge Bunnela
Coolidge
Jack
Hamilton
Tation Counell Representatives
Mr. Naltvy
Bf Waco Ao B. P. Word of Meridian
BeRF Cattle Programs Boost Texas Farms Amid Hard Times
Central Texas and Caldwell County farmers expand cattle feeding amid cotton decline. Frank Gominion Caldwell County aids roughage supply for 100 head Hereford cattle. George Lyles Spring Branch farm Comal County uses hammer mill to grind and feed ration of kafri sorghum Sudan hay and cottonseed meal to 42 head.
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Texas
Beln
Frank Gominion
Caldwell
Bl. C.o Garter
Jim
Jardwell
Caldwell County
Sheep Losses Highlight Winter Rancher Hardship
County Agent reports heavy losses among sheep due to improper care during lambing and cold weather. Ranchers kept ewes penned and water scarce while feeding cottonseed meal and cake. Expert advises limited grain, ample roughage, and ample exercise to keep flocks in good condition.
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E.r.auweence
liquor prohibition debate marks eighteenth anniversary
Senator Sheppard of Texas argues that highway slaughter from drunken drivers will worsen without national prohibition. The veteran lawmaker, age 87, notes repeal debate and again calls for re-enactment of prohibition while supporting enforcement. Also mentions a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Tom Ellison of Overton to relatives in the area.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Congress
Senate
Call
Tom Ellison
Overton
Mra. Ellison
Jap Fallis
Credit unions and loans drive 1984 farm cooperative report
The meeting covered the Cooperative Credit System led by secretary treasurer Tyler. Treasurer Taylor said the Wave Association lent 828,699 to farmers, stockmen across Bell Husque Gunys Falls and McLennan Counties in 1984. Tax figures showed loans last year near 21 million versus about 14 million in 1985.
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Rouen
Jason
Farner
King Cynthia Co-Operative Credit System
Tylor
Treasurar
Tayor
Bell
Husque
Gunys Falls
McLennan
Manavs A Sivetere
Nanosistons Mtrontn
Df Hoddon
Jone
Fensies
Aystocn
Arrival of a Hobby newborn announced in Austin
January 19 report from Austin notes the birth of Jesse Jones Hobby at 1 AM at the Hobby home. The event explains the absence of Governor and Mrs Will Hobby from Inaugural ceremonies. Charter members of the January 9 Society include Mrs Robert A. Sobbitt and Mrs Hobby and Hobby’s older child, all born on January 1.
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Hobby
Austin
Newcome
Will Hobby
Oday
Robert A.tes Sobbitt
Highway Commission
Bobbite
Jesse Jones Hobby
County Agent Oversees Pea Plow-Under Payment Form
The county agent discusses signoff procedures for farmers who plow under crops to qualify for payment. Affected farmers must complete and return signed statements confirming the plowed peas. Delays trigger penalties and withholding of payments until forms arrive.
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Leetens
Hill County Tenant Loans Update and Repayment Figures
Fragmented text reports on Hill County loan program status with tenants and farm lenders. It notes total loans around 952 983, repayments progress including some farmers paying in full, and average loan amounts for harrowers and hay pelt payments amid references to immigration and shrubbery costs.
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Aillsborg
Tysea
Jani
Hill County
Cheney
P.P. Ton Evilamal Dinvotor
Dallas
Lown
Fermant
Iprove
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West Taxa
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H. A. Nelson
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Pak Ieee
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Haley
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Troy B. Korn
Tates
Teat Cftr
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Europe
C. K. Snell
Wno Eine
Iflan Merwaniifs Company
Kanaan
Golden West
Coronado
Peas
Sun Grast Brand
Reasstiu
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Govmnor Jumves
Tidvernne Watltor Wood
Wilco Ene
Brantley-Draughen Business College of Fort Worth
Shaffer
Cranfus Gap
A. R. Trigg
Mt. View
Most Hill Nee Eee Ving RA Loans
Stylepark Gipsy
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