Meridian population drop sparks countywide concerns
Bosque county estimates show a population decline this year led by supervisor T J Burdette. Meridian's numbers reflect losses across Precinct No 1 and others, attributed partly to the college and broader economic shifts. The Meridian Tribune notes a general town decline despite some areas remaining robust. prins
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Bosque County
T. J. Burdette
Cenvus
Meridian
Bao
College Hare
ABE
Meridian Tribune
Clifton College Football Hope Fosters Team Spirit At Camp
Clifton College players gathered with Coach Krome Jones and Romine for football talks before summer break. They expect 15 lettermen and many squadmen to return, aiming for a conference title and a 10 day training camp before school starts. The group pledged to recruit new talent and keep the fighting Cats strong for the coming season.
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Clifton College
Cuach Kiame
Krome
Jones
Romine
Old College
Waa
Konjola touted as life improver in Waco Citizen ad
An elderly reader from Waco, J. A. Kin, shares a testimonial for Konjola, claiming four bottles revived vitality, appetite, and strength after chronic illness and multiple medicines failed. The piece notes Konjola is not a cure-all but benefits may appear after six to eight weeks.
Political Announ cements and candidate list for county and district offices
The Record publishes a political announcement slate listing candidates for Congress 1st District H Cross and others including A Stanford James P Alexander for Representative Vernon Learns for County Superintendent Clara French Richards A D Clark Wen Hanson L B Lewis W B Baxter Alpha Buck Greenwade for District Clerk Maggie B Little for County Attorney J P Word Sam C Smith for Tax Collector D Preston Hornbuckle for County Clerk Chas M Gandy Ethel Goodall for Tax Acuna R Lump kin Gandy for County Judge Be Word for County Treasurer Mrs Alma Tittle Butler for Committee Precinct 3 Public Weigher Prec 5 & 8 Dave Helton for Chairman County Democratic Executive Committee.
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Congress
H. Cross
Heart of Civil Appeals
A. Stanford James P. Alexander
Vernon Learns
Clara French Richards
Government radio test to reach mountain homes in 100 sets
Washington DC interior department education officials plan a field experiment installing 100 radio sets in isolated mountain homes to test if broadcasting can substitute reading as a guidance contact. The effort aims to avoid preconceived notions about results while supervising the study. Local conditions include mule trails and rail-less regions. several households have never seen a railroad, automobile, or airplane. The bulletin notes the experiment’s focus on practical education and information delivery. Separately, Mitchell County reports paralysis among poultry, with experts saying disease requires changes in care.
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Ashington
D. C
Gevwen
Education
Rvegnad
Imterior Department
Chucatida
CE CREAM lunch service for lease orders
Regular lunches offered by CE CREAM target clientele with exacting appetites. The business emphasizes steady service and value for fort orders, aiming to satisfy discerning customers seeking reliable meals.
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Clifton Territory
Star Tires
Clifton
Waco
Helen Jensen
Council Bluffs
Own
Hogwallow News
Sile Kilden
Bounding Billows
Columbus Allsop
Brazil
Hell
Lone Star State
Fighting Cats
Allan
Sakahs
Merv
Clifton Collen
Bert
Basia
Cifton Coll
Waco Citizen
Kaniels
East Texas
State Forest Service
J.A. Kin
Mountain
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Jake
Michell
Silver Moon Cafe
W. Getta
Cuir Ieee
W.Y. Eagle
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