Local Agricultural Fair Honors Johnstone Farm Improvements
A damaged OCR text outlines an agricultural fair program at a farm associated with Mr and Mrs Nan J Margol and Mr Johnte. It notes demonstrations of farming methods including haying, pruning, and disease prevention, with emphasis on diversified crops and livestock programs. The document highlights award significance for a state farm planned as one of the finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Gohin
Fenerin
Nan J. Margol
Johte
Hera
Bolt
Two-Thirds of Farms In Soil Conservation Pact
In 1986 a shift toward soil conservation policies saw major farmer participation as land protection programs expanded. The era began with a 1933-1984 clash over constitutionality and moved to a February 1980 adoption marking the program as a land and equipment conservation initiative. By year end, about 2.4 million acres were enrolled under the AAA scheme led by M R Tolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA Feday
Ameri-caiyaing
Elim
Eriuiary Ini
Tacmere
Palley
AAA
R. Tolley
Texas Unemployment Fund Interest Mounts
Texas unemployment fund reports interest earnings for the quarter ending March 31 194? totaling 40180.42 dollars as shown by national data cited by Carpenter chairman-director of unemployment compensation. The report notes deposits and security act provisions guiding fund handling and brake provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pepanuey Department
Carpenter
Texas
Meridian Court and Local News Briefs
Fragmented local notes recount visits and travels. Names like Tomas Lon Darien, Maribel White, Mary Joe Weeks, Ferris Marth, Goose, Temple, and Goosetown appear among relatives and friends visiting kin in Waco Port Worth Dallas and Kentucky, with several from Meridian and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Corpus Chalet
Tomas Lon Darien
Reco
J.arden
Maribel White
Waco
Port Worth
Dallas
Mary Joe Weeks
Fo. Crawford
Ferris Marth
Jalen
Tenn
Sue Hi
Goose
Greg
Charles Donb
Geoeestown
Faedas
Temple
Mise
Mary Maude Wede-rmeyer
D. Grimes
Mom
Merrill Brown
Jacksonville
Fld
Euente
Kentucky
Sinoia
Chara Hichars
Granbury Bundy
Belby Evana
Bil
Tev
W. P Gundniham
Ferguson may run for governor in 1938 report
Fragmentary notes suggest Miriam A. Ferguson and Verguson considered gubernatorial bids in 1938 amid unclear references. The garbled text mentions routes, cattle, Mekkinvey, and a Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, with several obscured names and phrases, indicating an incomplete clipping about Texas political figures.
This Nation Again Top Wheat Shipper
This Nation Again tops the list as the leading wheat shipper amid a global export backlog. Analysts note strong production, steady shipments, and continued demand shaping international trade.
Logan Host's Ranch Dinner Delightfully Attended
Mr and Mrs Craig M Logan entertained a gathering at their Me Logan ranch south of Clifton with a chicken barbecue dinner. Approximately a dozen home grown chickens were slow grilled by Mr Logan beside a shaded running stream. Guests dined at arranged tables and later returned to the home for continued hospitality and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Craig
M. Logan
Clifton
Logans
Tair
Mr. Logan
Clifton Texas A Historic Trading Center Profile
Clifton Texas sits in Bosque County on Highway 67, 36 miles northeast of Waco. Population now about 1700. Once a trading hub for Bosque and nearby counties, Clifton grew from early settlers who tamed the Hoagie River valley using water power from a falls and gorge. The climate is temperate with rare destructive freezes. average rainfall 32 inches supports farming, fruit, peaches, cotton, corn, wheat, and oats. The town centers on one large bank, Texas Burial Company, and strong regional trade extends into Coryell and Hill counties. The surrounding hills support erasing and white-faced Hereford cattle. valleys yield diverse crops. White Leghorn hens provide local income. (Continued on Page Two).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagieiver
Clifton Ia
Bosque County
Wacu
Coryell and
Hill
Clylve
Clifton
Ita Brade
Ita Elvic
Texas
Han Ja
Turner Greenwade Promoted to State Performance Supervisor
Turner Greenwade of Borque County Range Tnapester receives a promotion to State Performance Supervisor for the State Range Program. After conferences at A M College he will visit Finch Experiment Station Sonora with A L Beith for practical work before rechecking work with other state supervisors. Greenwade has long operated the Greenwade Ranch east of Meridian and his career ties to the department begin in 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Greenwade
Borque County
Mort Inc. Toy
College Station
A& M. College
Finch
Sonora
A. L. Beith
Groenwede
Greemwade
Meridian
A. & M. T Sollee
Hemp Fields Razed In Rio Grande Valley
Austin reports Col. BH Gav rrichasl of the Department of Public Safety says hemp growing fields in the lower Rio Grande Valley were destroyed and pits would not be allowed for any hemp operations. He equates hemp with marijuana under the new law, requiring permits for any growing activity. The Texas Hemp Corporation at Raymondville in Will County has no permit and is not currently growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Gavrrichasl
Department of Publi Safety
Texaa
Texte Hemp Corporation
M Mnetary
Raymouilvitte
Willey County
Lutheran Encampment At The Falls Opens Sessions
The Texas Concordia encampment at YMCA camp on Towne River near Valleyta began Wednesday July 28 with Rev Fergus Falls Minn as lead speaker. About 120 registered. more expected as the camp runs through Sunday August 1. Open air service Sunday at 10 a m. sermon by Rev Tullakson titled Without Money and Without Price. concert at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Concordia League
YMCA
Tullakson
Double Wedding At St Olaf Lutheran Rock Church
Mr Bailey Johnson wed Miss Inada Lahlum and Mr Curtis Bakke wed Miss Pearl Mae Lahlum in a morning ceremony at St Olaf Lutheran Rock Church on Sunday July 25. Local residents extend best wishes to both couples for long, happy marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Johnson
Inada Lahlum
Curtis Bakke Vis
Pearl Mae Lahlum
St. Olaf Lutheran Rock Church
Ives
Chri Enger
Ove Anderson Sind Childs
Lorenga
John Arneson
Fort Worth
Eld
Arpeson
Malinos Rohne
Ernest Rohne
Ole John Olson
Ole Lareen
Mea
Carlson
Portaies
New Mexico
Owen Roberts
M. J. Bertelsen
Ari Duichtera
Margie
Leroy ‘Troll
Waco
Barsey
Bill Thoman
Landera
Bernt Bertelsen
BUILD TRENCH SILOS FOR SURPLUS FEED STORAGE
Bosque County livestock producer urged to plan trench silos to store years of feed. County Agent Lawrence notes cost efficiency and durability but warns of wall maintenance and weather exposure. Construction can be rapid using plow and Fresno, with drainage or roof to prevent rain intrusion. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
BR. Lawrence
Taled Mondey
Lawrence
Fresno
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Telit Taylor
Bonifice
Manitoba
Canada
Kiwants
Meridian Court
Jim
Dalla
Verguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferghaon
Mekkin- Vey
Wergosnn
U. of T
Waco Lutheran
Mr. and
Mrs
Craig M. Logan
Rio Grande Valley
Roduce
Cranfills Gap
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!