Values on Beef Raised
A garbled OCR fragment notes beef price values tied to market expectations and regulatory requirements. The text hints at raised values due to anticipated changes and legal constraints.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
1
Addressing M Start Of Post Offices
A fragmented report describes the initiation of a new post office plan under General Walker. It notes unsigned portal offices and residents urged to join, while clerks adapt to increased workload and faster parcel distribution as wartime demands press mail services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Frank C. Walker
Planety
Sof
Atthcen UN
Inceedaary Vo
Clifton High School Canning Plant Opens to Public
Clifton High School announces its canning plant is open to the public. Patrons with surplus vegetables or fruit are asked to donate them to the Clifton High School Cafeteria, contacting Mr. Lockhart or Mr. Apple for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton High
Donsie
Clifton High School
Mr. Lockhart
Mr. Apple
New Set Up for Farm Machinery In Texas
Texas USDA War Board cancels county quotas on rationed farm machinery. Under the revised plan, eligible producers may buy from any dealer in the state rather than only from their county. Certificates issued after application. committees cannot approve purchases unless located by the producer. Tagging abolished. machinery bears the state of sale. State quotas remain but county breakdowns are no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Usda War Board
Vance
Sait
Last Rites Saturday For Mrs Guy K Bolger
Mrs Guy K Bolger died Friday in Stay 28 8. Funeral services will be Saturday June 5 at Bolger Haney Chapel in Waco conducted by Rev Wallace N Danson. Burial at Onward cemetery. Survivors include her husband Guy K Bolger two nieces Mrs Able Hawke Clifton Mrs A L Ammons Goone Creek four nephews Sidney Boreman Sealy Paul Boreman Louisiana John Boreman Houston Carroll Simpson Fort Worth. The Bolger Fancy Funeral Name located at 726 Columnbur Ave Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Bolger
San Francisco
Calif
Pen
Bolger-Haney Chapel
Waco
Wallace N. Danson
Able Hawke
Clifton
A. L. Ammons
Goone Creek
Bosque County Men Enter The Service
Bosque County men entering the service are listed with names such as Squire Joseph Twank von Marvin Eugene Poosett Krvent Hershe Williams Harold Benjamin Williams Jim Perguen Williams Henry Lee Kluse Adve Ray Drhiers Aire Bervwe Rater Kimo Heyruth Nowrle Odin Johney Janier Seller Peal ADen pa and others among the Navy Reserve and Army units. The fragment references students deemed to have joined toward the end of the community’s wartime effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Army
Squire Joseph Twankvon
Marvin Eugene Poosett
Krvent
Hershe Williams
Harold Benjami
Jim Perguen Williams
Henry Lee Kluse
Adve Ray
Drhiers
Aire
Kimo Heyruth
Nowrle
Odin’ Regal
Navy
Ative
Johney Janier Seller
Peal Aden
Pasture Mowing Boosts Feed Yields in Local Farms
The Bosque Salt Conservation District promotes pasture mowing to suppress weeds and grasses that compete with forage species. Results shown at C. C. Blankenship farm near Mosheim and farms of Fred Vickey near Mosheim and K. P. Phillipe near Iredell demonstrate denser stands and higher pounds of feed per acre through mowing and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque Salt Conservation District
C. C. Blankenship
Mosheim
Fred Vick ‘Ey
Tear Mosheim
K. P. Phillipe Sear Iredell
Christian Elder Mrs Pauline W Conrad Dies At 83
Mrs Pauline W Conrad died May 2 1943 at age 83 in Bogue County. She born January 9 1860 in Germany and settled in Texas after arriving in America. She helped organize Zion Evangelical Church now Womack Evangelical Reformed Church and remained a charter member of its Ladies Aid. Her husband Ludwig Conrad died 32 years earlier, leaving four children. She was active in church and community service, remembered for faith and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Weasel Conrad
Germany
Evangelical Church
America
Ith
Mrenham
Texas
Ludwig Conrad
Toilewman
Bogue County
Conrad
Gonad
Tate Berton
Zion Evangelical Church
Womack
Ladies Aid
Goa
Jean Christ
Hitler expected to defend in summer war
Stockholm reports from Germany indicate Adolf Hitler will likely keep armies on the defensive this summer. German leaders hope time and U boats will help win the war while they train new troops and replace worn equipment damaged at Stalingrad and in the Denmark Strait area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Rais and
Hevtzel
Germany
Fuiday
Adolf Hitler
Kien Nash
Stalingrad
Tovata
Penalty Dropped For Not Planting War Crop Goal
Penalty for failure to plant 80 percent of the War Crop goal had been removed. The information was revived Monday afternoon by telegram from the State Office.
Deadline Set For Seed Peanut Purchases In Texas
Texas peanut producers have until June 20 to purchase planting seed instead of May 31. USDA war boards report cash prices of 129 per ton for U S Spanish No 1 farmers stock peanuts and 155 per ton for Spanish type cleaned. The notice also notes increased price support to 18140 per ton for Spanish peanuts and promises more pickers for harvest. County war boards will approve purchases as new machines arrive, routing them to producing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Usda War Board
U. S
Usda War Boards
Canned Milk Added to Ration List in War Restriction
Washington June 2 The Office of Price Administration began rationing canned milk on Wednesday to curb overall consumption and preserve limited supplies for infant feeding and those needing concentrated milk. Evaporated and condensed milk joined the list but no additional points were permitted. Sixteen cents per can was the rate, with a per person allowance calculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Lieutenant Larson Stationed at Monroe Navigation School
Lt Pernell O Larson writes from Louisiana after serving in North Africa. He reports assignment to the Advanced Training Department at the Navigation School in Monroe Lovmie Jana noting instructors there and the historic commissioning from April. He mentions three veterans in combat service and reflects on the school’s role and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernell O. Larson
Louisiana
Perneil O. Larwin
Beyng
North Africa
Advanced Training Department
Te Navigation School
Monroe
Lovmiejana
South
Four Japanese Taken on Attu as Death Toll Reaches 1500
Washington reports the Navy has captured four Japanese prisoners in Attu while at least 1,500 Japanese fighters have been killed in the first twenty days of the Attu invasion. The battle remains stubborn with American forces mopping up pockets of resistance into its fourth week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Att Island
Bodow
Inkes m9
Jay Janese
Ehelle
Bomba
W Berry Named Red Cross Home Service Director
A local Red Cross announces the appointment of W Berry as Home Service Director for the county chapter. The change follows the resignation or reassignment of Mr Bronstad and reflects the chapter's effort to manage expanding responsibilities. Citizens are advised to contact Mr S W Berry in Clifton for services or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Berry
RED Cross Home Service
Bronstad
Chamur
Owque
Amery Fa
Ammanuel
SW. Berry
Moneas
Cameron Lasher Ca
Gree
Bervier
Bospe
Charis
Bers
Serevice
Pista Haa
Mart Jury
Sime
Merry
American Red Cros
Department of the Red Cross
8. W. Berry
Clifton
Focus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauline W. Conrad
Hitler
Yd Mandiey
A. M. Pike
Mobert L. Baldridge
J. & Calhoun
B.A. Tweedy
G. C. McGehee
Attu
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