Hill School News Brief From March Activities
The Hill School notes report a sapyer at HAM school on Thursday in March for a school month with an event schedule. Names listed include Oswald, Clar ks, Ketter, Lov, Saxer, Kroeger, Ans, Grossman, Nora Grale, Loe An, and Helmut Grossman. Fort with a fortification is mentioned along with a United Blais voter reference and a fire incident near Bowery bearing on the week’s events.
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Nane
Ee Orode
Ron Loe
Point
United Blais
Five Hundred Dollars Paid for Cottonseed in Midland
Midland on February 23 reports Fred Turner, an oil man with a Midland farm, paid five hundred dollars for 20 bushels of choice cottonseed. The seed, grown by an Oklahoma breeder, was cultivated to mature in clusters and speed up yields, with two to three tons per hour noted.
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Midland
Fred Turner
Midland Oil
Oklahoma
College Echoes staff editors bicker over future fame
Editorial from College Echoes urges student youth to seek fame through public service amid social change. MPLS campus section notes Clifton College student busy with county nets, spelling errors and disjointed remarks about frontier society and opportunities for leadership.
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Ameria
Chuanele
Fatus
What good is the County Inter scholastic League
Clifton High School reacts to the County Interscholastic League with pride in contestants and belief that meets lift standards. The 1924 county meet is praised for effort and participation, though emphasis is placed on sport and academic achievement in a community paper tone.
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Clifton
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Wayne Aare
Pais
Neal Gee
Pew
Seine
Clifton High
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Dance at Al Clinton Friday Night With Orchestra
Frank Clinton hosts a Friday event featuring Alan G. Woods orchestra performing seven pieces. Tickets are 49 cents, and proceeds benefit The Raiser. Hitler is noted in a referenced item from Holland Progress.
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AL Cliton
Alan G. Wood
Clifton High School Dominates County Meet Parade
The 1984 County Meet faced wind and threats of rain but Clifton High School, dubbed the West Point of Bosque County, led the school parade and Boggy swept the rural section. Officials supplied by Clifton College earned praise for their solid work.
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Clifton
Clifton High School
Nnmer
Waco
Grimland
Bosque County
Boggy
Clifton College
Trade with Record waverti Governor remark in Kingsville Record
A brief note from the Kingsville Record recalls that politeness remains uneven in public discourse, with the author suggesting the phrase I beg pardon is outdated except in addresses to a Governor. The column reflects on formal speech and local etiquette amid political chatter.
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Kingsville
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