Meridian Weekly Spicy News Items Features Property Transfers
A chaotic Meridian Weekly page details numerous real estate transfers in Meridian Heights Clifton and surrounding areas with prices ranging up to 115 0200. It lists multiple deeds between individuals such as G W Collins L F Hightower and families with parcel descriptions including blocks and lots. The page also notes a marriage license, a local church event, and a Fourth Month Honor Roll from Sorse High School. It ends with a miscellaneous local notices and social items.
Clifton Civic Club formed from Young Men's club meeting
Citizens of Clifton met at City Hall Tuesday to plan city improvements. Talks reviewed town achievements and future needs including City Park, water works, building a City Hall, sewerage, and new manufacturing enterprises. Members voted to rename from Young Men’s Club to Clifton Civic Club and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Mel Spadden
Clfton
Tle
Dinown
Clifton
Lie Ja
Gaten
Manu Turing
Mont
Civy
Howe
Unien
Nea Langue
Clifton Gommersink Club
Mit
Wan
Dewame
Clifton College
Civic Society
B Preanull
G Bromstant
Wren
Wal Ul Nice Press
Cretare Hettia
Trumteun
Srey
Bouter Plese
Amuchidee
Joe
College notes recounts a close baseball loss and campus events
The College team lost a tight home game to the Bulls as Knudon and Harrie pitched well for the Ten. Brockson homered and Reesing hit a three bagger while Olson kept the Bulls in check. The tennis court has been prepared and students show interest in athletics. The operetta Pirates of Penzance proceeds under Mrs. Odegaard and the West Literary Program is scheduled for March 14 in the College Auditorium. Visitors are welcome at programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Nurse “Bulls
Bulls
Knudon
Seveen
Harrie
Cotton” Olson
Goodll
Brockson
Aut Reesing
Bratec
Pirates
Governor aims to push reform bills in special session
The piece describes Governor Neff pressing for a set of reform measures, including amending the Dean law to allow convictions on evidence from liquor purchasers and repealing the suspended-sentence provision, while facing House opposition. It notes his plan to seek public opinion via a message to the Senate and to present a finished program to the special session, with several reform bills previously stalled in the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Texua
Maroh
Leguelatis
Pluy
Sion
Morris
Medina
Johowon
Killin
Prisoner Granted Pardons Visit to Texas
A life prisoner, Joseph Coker, was allowed to visit Texas during a permitted journey under a private confinement regime. Coker, who has served twenty nine months of a life sentence, was given honor travel approval and escorted return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtenwuth Sr
Jack
Josepe Coker
Alube
Hee
Furler
Hissich
Waco Texas
Thomas Mott Osborne
Toker
Art
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Clifton, Texas
the Farmers Bank
Meridian
A. R B. Ellis
Mitha Pound
W. Q. Cader
Block Meridian
Cureton
CW Atther
Wiewald
Newton
Dunenne
Kanews Srothers
Kidd
Hestwood
Larkett
Temple Fitat
Fumlay
Dane Ter
Foly
Denmat
Gatesville
Covington Hi
Bern
the Sorse High School
Pauline Kilgore
Bonnie May Solberg
Johnnie Holbere
Wilburn Sparsi
Marguerite Cotwick
Ole Aulie
Mabel Aulie
Lee Amundson
WM. Willis
Warren Curtis Duble
Joseph Debiart
Maxwie Moff
Jon Opt Dahl
Nora Nelson
Calvin Colwick
Rue Solberg
Raymond Roentadet
Murian Linders
Jadhota
Liberta
Wight
Ivey
Alison Aera
Ely
Aarne
Towville
Khan Williams
Powell
Thesenilaren
Dalllas
Meridia
WF Thurman
Fort Worth
Ana Fire Daguehter of
Austin
J. W. Rusdanil
Oxfords
John E. Swenson
Commercial Club
Hysea, A. Larsen
The
Clifton National Bank
Clifton National
Nies Pert
C. M. Moore
Jesse C. Jenson
Assi Cashier
R. S. Clement
Wiederrenders
the Bank
INS
Eng
Hin Rmeter Granites
Marcin
Furman Amt
Hoys
Tyne
Rainer Anak
Anya
Cuttine
Wevern
Clifton Rubber “Company
Jim Palmer
Texas
Carpenter Brothers
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