Bids Sought On Paying Work Here
The city advertises bids for paying work tied to bond funding the city plans to issue. Authorities expect bond sale proceeds to support permanent improvements and job creation, with a July start date. Councilmember W D Miller reports discussions in Fort Worth about Cotton era projects and favorable government support shaping Clifton’s town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Miller
Fort Worth Wedney
Owly
Miller
Clifton
Local Swimming Pool Improves with Artesian Water System
Gutton area residents praise the Mermaid Swimming Pool owner GB Wiederaenders for three-year improvements. A new artesian water system now fills the pool rapidly and keeps it pure for the week. Wiederaenders notes his study of Texan pools supports that the Mermaid pool ranks among the cleanest and best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutton
Mermaid Swimming
Witderuenders
Texan
Mermaid Swimming Pool
Red Cross Aid Plea From Governor Allred
Governor Allred appeals for Red Cross funds to aid flood victims across central and south Texas. He warns epidemics may follow and commends city officers, highway departments, Legion, guard, and citizens for relief efforts as families face homelessness and hunger without medical care. He notes Red Cross aims to provide additional funds for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Allred
Ite Highway Patrol
Cantior Legion
Colorado River
Horton
Cotton Extension Limit Sets June 24 Deadline
County Agent C Le Wilson urges Bosque County residents to file Tax Exemption Certificate applications by Monday June 24. After that date, approval for individual farm labor tax benefits will be difficult as the plan requires college approval and single-file submissions for eligibility. State board shipments of bananas and apples for Bosque County totaled about 1800 applications at the Wednesday dispatch, a count roughly matching last year. Two new contracts, argued previously, were submitted for the first time in 1936, indicating reduced contracts from Bosque County to 1014.
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C. le Wilson
Meridian
Uwasks
Bosque County
State Board of Review
Glee’ Station
Cross State He Will Retire At End of Term
Congressman C. H. Cross will not seek re election next year per J. M. Pittillo of Waco who says Cross telegraphed his withdrawal. The wire confirms rumors Cross would run for governor but provides no explicit reason or confirmation.
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Cross State
C. H. Cross
J. M. Pittitlo
Waco
Cross Cross
Cross
Waco News-Tribune
Weds Daughter of Cong Cross in Waco Texas
At the home of the bride's parents in Waco, the marriage of Ensign Clinton Jamies Heath and Miss Mary Cram occurred Friday evening with only the bride’s brother and a cousin in attendance. The bride, daughter of Gen. Crown, studied in Dallas, Philadelphia, and Washington. Heath, son of Mr. and Mrs. PB Heath of Mandan, N D, is a 1908 naval academy graduate now aboard the battleship California.
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Waco
Texas
Overlook
Clinton Jamies Heath
Mary Cram
de. C . Caldwall
First Presbyterian Church
Harlan Croat
Mra
Mary Ann McLendon
Austin
Heath
Gresoman
0. H. Crown
Hock‘Aday School
Dallas
Ogents
Philadelphia
Corcoran Act School
Washington
Miss Belfylda Hoff Weds D R Phillips in Nome
The marriage of Miss Belynda Hoff daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Hof to Mr David Raymond Phillips son of Mr T F Phillips of Dallas was solemnized Saturday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Nome with Rev P El Thorvon officiating. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and a long train. Bridesmaids wore yellow nets over taffeta and carried yellow satin mums. The groom was attended by T L Tanner of Dallas and ushers M V McDonald and Ru Phon of San.
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Belynda| Hoff
J. P. Hof
David Raymond Phillis
TF. Phillipe
Dallas
Duane
Evangelical Latheran
Nome
P. el Thorvon
Fas Ieee
Omer Lee Hix
Mim
Maggie Hot
Hon
Fae Philipet Lof Dallas
Mum
Mix
Mion Phile
Ips
Mies Hoff
Ollie Mae Pederson
Hunah Hort
Commercial Failures In Texas Increase In May
Texas business reports show a substantial rise in commercial failures during May across the state. The University of Texas Bureau of Business released figures indicating an average weekly failure rate higher than April and year-ago levels. The data reflect broader economic softness and credit tightening affecting firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Treas
University of
Wwe
Colts Lose Close Game to Koppert Ball Club
Clifton and Koppert played a protest forfeit game 2 1 but the 9 inning contest will be replayed Friday in Meridian at 5 00. Dor man on second and Rudy Mays at bat sparked the protest in the sixth inning. Clifton and Meridian lead the first half standings with liftton one game behind. a full nine inning game to be played next week.
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Clifton
Koppert
Rockway
Itton
Johnson
Meridian
Liftton
Dorman
Rudy Mays
Crantius Day
Baldridge Field
Breakfast and kitchen shower for Miss Wilma Parke
A pre nuptial celebration honors Miss Wilma Parke with a breakfast and kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Ruth Townley. Floral decorations and table arrangements set a festive tone as guests arrived and were served, marking the early morning event before the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Parks
Mies
Ruth Townley
Fragmented Telegrapher Notes and Meals Echoed in Nonsensical Text
A garbled OCR passage blends mentions of a telegrapher, meals including ham cheese omelet and grape jelly, and scattered proper nouns like Joseph Neleon and Mike Witma. The fragmentary prose yields little coherent event or date, presenting as a mosaic of names and items without clear narrative.
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Bria
Joseph Neleon
Mike Witma
Sunes
Mises
Towsley
Shy Gober
Mary
Surat
Miss Manske Weds Mr Hulen Aars At Immanuel Lutheran
Wednesday evening June 12 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Chetan the wedding of Miss Velma Manske daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Manske to Mr Helon Aars of Clifton was solemnized The ceremony featured singing by Mary Ellen Swenson Marguerite Colwick and organ by Ruby Schow Bridesmaids wore pastel rainbow taffeta gowns and carried daisies The maid of honor Lottie Hoel wore aquamarine blue taffeta and bore daisies Flower girls Cate Serine Wiede and Rosaline Bedberry accompanied the procession.
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At & Lock
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Chetan
G. A. Obanhaue
Aiciating
Velam. Manske
Stra
Will Mrake
Helen
Aars Vt Clifton
Wind
Chas. Aare
Mary Ellen Swen Fron
Marguerite Colwick
Mis Ruby Schow
Lohengrin
Miss Behow
Orson the
Martha Levine Swenson
Olga Lusdgraf
Alice V. Swenson
Linsborg
Kansan
Frances Bakke
Hildegarde Manske
Lissille Bedberry
Mina
Lottie Man Hoel of
Clifton
Cathe Serine Wiede
Lindbergh Law Death Sentence In Texas Kidnapping
Federal Judge L William sentenced Arthur Gouch and two accomplices to death on September 14 under the Lindbergh Law after a November kidnapping of two Peoria Texas officers. The Durant jury had urged the death penalty at trial’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskowes
Lindbergh
Max
Jere Witte
Gonergy
Clifton Public School approves new gym plans
At a School Board meeting last Monday night the Clifton public school gymnasium project plans were accepted. Benton of Cleburne, the architect, was chosen to draw detailed plans and oversee construction with the contractor. Bond printing and bids for the building will follow, delaying the start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Eavanie
Benton
Cleburne
Orhone Pane
Congress Leaders Target July Adjournment Tone and Taint Tax Bill
Washington reports congressional leaders set July 15 adjournment as House speeds a $501.001 million nuisance tax bill in 40 minutes and shifts to farm aid and amendments. Speaker Burns calls for longer hours to finish eight or nine must bills, with adjournment by mid July eyed. House backs extending two years the $501.999 million nuisance taxes pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Burns
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Farmers Forge Ahead On The AAA Program
Farmers across Texas push forward with the Agricultural Adjustment Act program amid rumors of changes. George E. Adams notes 70 000 new contract signers this year in multiple commodities. Bernice Adams reports success in the lower Rio Grande Valley with 26 counties showing strong participation. Secretary Wallace says amendments are being perfected to expand voluntary restraints and the basic commodity provisions.
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College Station —Farmers of Texas
Supreme Court
George E. Adama
Texas
Etenion
Bernice Adams
Rio Grande Valley
Wallace
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Red Cross
Alfred
Cong. C. H. Cross
Joblani Empalig Talrahiing
Boriauield
Middle West
Lennard, Blevart
Shriners
Belynda Hoff
D. R. Phillips
Colts
Koppert Ball Club
Wilma Parke
Dee
Manske
Hulen Aars
Congress
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