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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
2
Mo June 21 a man named Vincent Steftar of Philadelphia was fined for taking 244 from a cashier during a revival collecting for religious work in prisons. Officers Wehrle and Bondemith helped detain him as the event drew support for Steffan’s Philadelphia relief efforts.
Friday event at Wai V features the Hascatonia Orchestra delivering live music led by Oxi Hall. GH Music is listed as the organizer with details of a lively night of dance and entertainment.
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Sealed proposals to be addressed to W Hurst City Secretary Clifton Texas for street pavement construction will be received until 12:00 noon July 9 1935 and opened publicly. Bonds and checks required with bids, labor and performance bonds, wage compliance and PA W A approval. Plans from Joseph Rady Fort Worth deposit 18 dollars refundable.
Fragments recount visits and kinship across Galveston Dallas Fort Worth and Rosebud with names like Hazel Reed Nina Glass Lois Romine and Sim C Souther. A man named John George aged 68 was struck and killed by a northbound train near Manhattan. Interwoven are upcoming weddings and revival meetings plus several regional visits and family news from Dublin Corsica Miles and Waco.
The report outlines AAA and Forest Service roles in a shelterbelt plan stretching from the Canadian border through North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Phase one covers strip planting on about 1.9 million acres to curb wind erosion. phase two adds farmstead woodlots and tree lines around buildings on at least 800,000 acres. The program envisions land rental, possible option agreements, and eventual transfer of land control to the Forest Service after crop programs end. It also notes historical waterworks in ancient civilizations and cites Oregon liquor store sales in March 1985.
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