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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
8
Delinquent city taxes prompt a Clifton notice from Mayor J M Jenson and the City Council. The letter warns penalties and interest will be waived for immediate payment to W C Hurst, secretary, as city plans for streets water sewer and sanitation rely on prompt tax collection.
Semilineal notice of a quarterly meeting of Clifton Cemetery Association members scheduled at City Hall at 2 p m. for electing directors and transacting other business. secretary M Jenson notes attendees and purpose though the text is garbled.
The report from Waco News Tribune states R. V. Forson made a note about the No. 4 hole at Lake Was, saying the thin dot score stood at 110 yards. It notes that all dots scored on the course have been on different holes since the course opened about three years ago.
President outlines soil conservation and domestic allotment act goals. The plan aims to protect consumers, ensure adequate food and fiber supplies, and promote land use without farm contracts. State agencies will distribute funds, with four regional farm meetings planned to accelerate implementation.
Meridian News items note Miss Armaiong receiving a wire and a brother in Houston who passed away, Mrs Rufie Cox and children visiting Denton, and Mr and Mrs Barker hosting relatives. Mrs Praston Hornbuckle attended the Fort Worth stock show while Joe Lomax and Jon Sheep visited Fort Worth for the Brock Show.
In Meridan the fourth through seventh grades report progress and exams with study highlights in arithmetic and literature. Sports results include junior and senior divisions at Meridian, with relay and hurdle wins and forthcoming county meet. Society notices cover a March 16 literary meeting, upcoming March 30 program, and visiting guests in Dal las family homes.
Convicted Lindbergh baby killer, inmate in New Jersey state prison, was scheduled for execution the week of March 30. Warden Mark C. Kierling announced plans for the chair likely on a weekday evening, pending no last minute stay.
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