Farmers State Bank of Clifton Report of Condition 1943
The report covers the Farmers State Bank of Clifton in Bosque County Texas as of June 30 1943. It lists assets including loans and discounts United States government obligations and other securities with totals for deposits liabilities and capital accounts. The statement is signed by cashier H B Dehl and notarized in Bosque County Texas on July 1943.
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Clifton
Bosque County
Texas
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banke
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Honda
Feral Reserve
Col- Yetinen Bank
United of States
Smoranda
Seomrad
Dehl
Hareby
Toot C. Parker
Goimelbrecht
Real Meaning Of Loyalty Is Known By Men In War
Veteran reminiscence recalls frontier loyalty with tales of Sir Philip Sidney and Buck Barry. The piece links steadfast comradeship in war to enduring fidelity to duty, noting acts of self sacrifice from Civil War figures and Texas frontier legends amid reflections on loyalty and remembrance.
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J. Prank Dobie
Sir Philip Sidney
Flanders
Haskell
South Carolina
Tom
A. J. Cureton
Lawyee
Meridian
Buck Barry
Brazos River
Waco
Texas
The
Republic
Jack Hays
Navarre
Politician Defends Farmers Against Food Price Criticism
Representative W Ki Poagy of Texas challenged claims that farmers are profiteers in the House. He defended American farmers and urged maintaining policies that ensure fair food prices while opposing government directives on production and price controls. He criticized wage hikes for union labor paired with measures that suppress farm commodity prices.
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Washington
W. Ki, Poagy
Wasp
Texas
Fotse Agriculture
Linmciad
Yariota
Eion
Untitled Fragments From Houston to Galveston Newsroom Thrown
Disjointed OCR fragment references a Houston store, a highway near Galveston, and figures such as Price Daniel and Jake Smyth. The text shows disarray with stray phrases about public life, honesty, and shifting change, lacking clear events or quotes.
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Houston
Soldiary
Galveston
Price Daniel
Tixas
Representa W
Jake Smyth
Fon Tx
Ty Inert
Ambiguous Budget Move Sparks Education Merger Reform
A Board of Education action, supported by the Comptroller's Department, proposes a per capita reduction for 1948-44 to adjust school funding. The plan cites a statement from a policy analyst, with potential changes to future allocations and approvals required for implementation.
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Pear
Eal Board of Reducation
Comptrolle’s Department
Ubatantial Rodueway
Re G Gatwert
Food for soldiers carried by sea to jungle and desert fronts
Carried over snow topped ranges and dropped to isolated fighters, American rations arrive in water resistant boxes developed with the Army Quartermaster Corps. Food is shipped in ample quantities to feed five men each day, with careful delivery to shore as tides permit. The urgent supply effort aims to ensure steady protein and nourishment for deployed troops.
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Army Quartermaster Corps
Hoover Warns On Crimes By Youth In Wartime
WASHINGTON and WASSINGTON July 9 General Hoover warned that crime among youth risks rising as the nation enters a postwar era. He said laws can no longer ignore the challenge and cited improper care and supervision as factors behind increases in murder robbery and other offenses across the young population.
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Wassington
J. Bar Hoover
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