Clifton Leaders and Fire Service Legacy Highlighted
Letters From Readers praise Julius Jenson and city figures, recount Clifton leaders from 1900s to 1920s. Mentions Schow as two-term mayor from 1920 to 192A, wartime fire crews, water works expansion, City Hall plans, and community devotion in Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
BP. E. Schow
Clifton
Schow
Clinton
Tre Brook
Worth
J. M. Brooks
Waliteer
Lawes Bass
Acond
Villege
Sty. Henrick
Schust
Behow
Witt Mixon
W. H. Sill
City Hall
Ma J- Medonacin
Yeatem
C. J. Rea
Jevisin
Handley
CCC Hoy
Longe
Weil
Svied Tv Add
M. Jenson
Grimsel
P. E. Schow
Julius Jenson
Tennison Named to Dppice by Accountants
At a Fort Worth convention of the Texts Association of Public Accountants Tennison of CHE ton was named secretary-treasurer. Hubbard of Houston was elected president with Stinson Greenville as first vice president and Anderson Midland as second vice president Tennison attended with her husband.
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Texts Association of Public
Acs
Fort Worth
Tennison
Che
Ton
Tennay
Hubbard
Houston
Ceouic Faire Association
Leland St. Stinso
Greenville
Fist
Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings Highlight Community Notes
Churchgoer Connor attended AT services with My and Mrs. Fred Hutchison visited relatives over the weekend. The Bay family and Dr Milton Boone visited relatives. many names appear in social notes of visitors and family stays around Fort Worth, Dallas and San Antonio. A county home demonstration council meeting is scheduled for Saturday June 20 at 2 pm with nominees and THDA chair to be appointed. visitors are welcome.
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Connor
Phare
Fred Hutchison
Tacky
Harold Bay
Milton Boone
Et Hone
Dallas
Bane
Sin
Henry Boone
Lois Blassingame
Dick Blassingame
Hy A. White
Sian
Victor Thiele
Albert. Eckert
Alton Kexor
Bro
Pik Downey
Fraqsk Riddle
Will Uarwine
Bluesingame Sund
Dalyon Blane
Council
VO Mert
Busane County Home Demonstration Council
Win
Native grasses gain appeal in soil district plan
Conservationists in the Meridian Work Unit and Bosque Soil Conservation District endorse native bunch grasses like Wig and Mitte bluestem Indian side oats and hairy grain. Planned deferments and rest periods boost pasture growth reduce erosion and suppress cedar mesquite and weeds. Local cooperators W Hi Heartsill Raymond Rogstad GC Martin tout early results from deferred grazing and range improvements.
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Nore Ana
Borno
Catalina
Meridian
Bosque
Hi Heartsill
Walnut
Springs Conservation Group
Raymond Rogstad
Crimp
Martin At
Morgan
Fragmentary note on livestock and pasture use
A jumbled excerpt mentions Jacke Kithy of Metidian discussing proper stocking and costs in dollars and cents. It notes deferred or hard ways of usage and that no livestock have been found on bin pastures for some time, with a brief reference to a little bive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke Kithy
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Purina
Growena
Watson Feed & Hatchery
Texas Valley Mille
Texas
Donie Miss Goodyear
Sige
Goodyear
Qur's Easy Pay
Clifton Lodge No
A.M. Mondupe
W. B
W. W. W. Land
B. Tennison
Central Hotel
Whitney Dam
Mackey Estate
Cogburn, Clifton
James P. Hart
Travis County
Supreme Court of Texas
Jeet Hart
Soil Conservation News
Waco
AERIS
Norona
Jergens Men's
South Bend
Bristol
Coates
Men's Cologne
Ingersoll
Bendix
Benedix
Bendix. EE
Ginnee
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