Cufton College Faculty and Students Attend Lutheran Convention
A Cufton College group attended a Lutheran Students Conference in Austin. The program included a morning devotion at the capitol area and an afternoon meeting with talks by church and college leaders. A large delegation from Cufton was noted, with services broadcast on KPBC and a communal dinner at the Lutheran church near the capitol.
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Cufton College
Lutheran Convention AT
Austin
Clutton College
Sander
Y.slc.a
University
C Tymen
Lutheran Church
Capitol
Winkeen
Ney
Shesta
LSA
Star Tok
KPBC
Ban- Speer Artai
T. Lutheran
Thurmur
Cliftoneras
Mins Bach
Ssriz
Farmers Urged Tune In On Progra s
Farmers and ranchers are urged to listen to the National Farm and Home Hour as Agriculture Assistant Plott outlines conservation programs. Dates include March 19 wind erosion, March 26 lime and phosphate in pastures, April 2 soil saving, April 9 range conservation, April 16 woodland management, with Secretary Wallace to speak today and tomorrow.
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Bosque ‘County
Wrandenste AG
Plott
Putt
Broadcante
A Wallace
Tomor
Platt
Coe
Eanchman
Ten
Garamah
MLAIOTT RAPH MAVERICK is Mentioned at Alumni Event
An OCR fragment notes March 4 events and a mayoral figure returning in a ceremony. The text mentions Avila, a son, and references a graduation, a person named Ewald, and a civic context with a public figure. The readable items indicate a local history snippet with names and roles amid unclear details.
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Mlaiott Raph
Ae Avila
Mitt Mae
Mayire Maney
Fonivale
Gener
Ewald
Bounty Raised for Snakes in Bong County
A county commissionary court last week raised the rattlesnake bounty from 10 to 15 cents a head with strict terms. Payments require the snake’s rattles and meat, freshness, citizen killers from Bong County, and kill must occur within the county. No dynamite support, payments via county judge with a filed bill.
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Bong County
Hhia
Briake
Wits
Miss Fern Rohne Bride Of Clovis Murphree
Fern Rohne and Clovis Murphree wed at St Olaf Lutheran Cranfills Gap on March 3 1940 at 6 PM Rev P E Thorson officiated in a fern adorned church with candle lighting and songs Faith Forever and I Love You Truly. Attendants and family joined in a traditional processional as the couple began married life together.
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Ferm Doreen Bohne
Dyaghte
Mia
Olaf Roh
Clovis Murphree
Str
C. W. Murphree
Maysage
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Cranfills Gap
P. E. Thorson
Norse
Willie Mas Murphrex
Rachel Keupdsen
Mur Hesing
Pienst
Marie Culp
Pancen Lee
Faith Porsjever
Local Future Farmers Win at Stock Show
The Fort Worth Fat Stock Show featured Future Farmers of America entries with Milton Dahl winning multiple places in heavyweight and other classes. Winners include J C Onwald Burton Wallace Raymord Aue and Billie Stryker among others with placings across calf and lamb divisions.
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Clifton Ffa
Fort Worth
Milton Dahl
Far Bureau
J. C
I Onwald
Burton Wallace
Raymord Aue
Billie Stryker
Elmer Kruse
Grady and
Douglas
Railsback
Alfred Dlaon
Henriel
Meridian Court and Local News in Clifton Junior College Era
Meridian Court and local news from Clifton highlight community life. Names like Blalock Skinner and Hardwick appear amid discussions on employment after school and diplomas. Visitors and funerals fill the week, with residents traveling to Dallas and Florida and readers reminded of continuing society happenings.
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D. R. Blalock
Waco
Blalock
Rev
B. W
Chilton
Providence Hospital
Skinner
Aid Moe
O. A. Hardwick
Bronsted
Sand Children
Mire
Lomax
Son Bay
Minsen
Helen Peterson
Dora Pallen
Isitora
Avery Lomax
Minas Standifer
Miss Pallen
J Lmiase
Standifer
Chesnutt
Dalian
Sack McNuill
Jacqueline
Valley Mills
G. B. Jones
John Caldwell
Cat Miva
CTF
Unsure Future Paths Prompt Campus Reflections
Graduation-era anxieties about choosing careers and the lure of teaching emerge as students like Harrell Word and Jodie Pederson return to campus. The piece argues for spontaneous, wholehearted engagement in any chosen profession, warning against wasting potential and long delays before entering society. Continued on Page Three.
AAA Offers Over Three Hundred Thousand To Bosque County Farmers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will pay Bosque County farmers and ranchers about 213 080 dollars in 1940 for soil building range improvement and other compliance measures. Payments vary by crop and practice with cotton, wheat, peanuts and general conservation among the listed amounts. Eligibility requires full cooperation and adheres to acreage allotments and program rules under the 1934 Agricultural Adjustment Act. Continued on last page.
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Bosque County
AAA
Gihis Mure
Fandhmien
Belvin C. Rogstad
Thir
County Agriculture Genereevation Association
Cava
Rogwat
Hereford Breeders Plan to Organize
A group of Hereford breeders in Bosque County met with County Agent BL Lawrence in Meridian to discuss forming an organized association. About twenty breeders attended, planning visits across the county to study members' operations before forming a long term program and objectives. A tour started March 7 visiting Iredell and Walden Spring operations, with a barbecue lunch and cattle inspections, signaling strong support for a county breeders’ organization once more information is gathered.
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Hereford
BL R. Lawnce
Meridian
Horner Land
W. E. Row
Bosque County
Fata
Garner Opposed To Part Of Census Questions
President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner clashed over census inquiries with Garner opposing income questions as prying and unnecessary while Roosevelt called the questions political. Senator Tobey of New Hampshire sparked the discussion.
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Garner
Washington
Maveh
John Nance Garner
Isatte Moning
Roosevelt
Joop
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshirg
Ten Governors Oppose Ants Lynch Mearere
Ten governors oppose a measure described as burdensome to state progress. The article notes opposition led by state leaders arguing the proposal harms development and rural welfare, urging withdrawal or revision.
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Ants Lynch Mearere
More Money to Texas NYA Fund Expanded
Austin March 12 Aubyes Wile Jay National Administrator noti fies J C Kellum State NYA Austin that Tosa received an extra 25000 for the Student Work Program this year. The State Administrator says funds are made available to eligible throughout the State. Total additions bring high school appropriation to 677488 plus 48000 and college boost to 741770. NYA will provide about 26000 parttime jobs for Texas youth across 84 colleges and 2592 high schools statewide.
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Aubyes Wile Jay
Notifie J.C. Kellum
NYA Austine Intvator
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Tosa
Kilelam
Num
NYA
Teas
Colleen Anal
Revival Starts Sunday At Methodist Church Clifton
Revival services begin Sunday morning at First Methodist Church Clifton and continue each evening at 7 30 through Easter Sunday March 24 Pastor Rev L L Felder Cleburne District Superintendent extends cordial invitation to community to attend these services Rev Felder is described as a warm and entertaining preacher with a long record of service
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Clifton
First Methodist
L. L. Felder
Cleburne
Felder
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