Predominant fur trade items at San Saba season
Oliver Miller returned home from Fort Worth Wednesday night after a two week stay. The report lists purchases and fur pelts including 20 Promprey bales at San Saba and 11,000 pelts, with counts of 745 foxes 305 tailed skunks 4460 raccoons 718 wolves 194 wild hogs 13 beavers and 621 wild cats. During the season closed and trappers sale receipts include pelts and other gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bayley Fury
Oliver Miller
Fort Worth
Bell System policy promotes better service across regions
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company explains that efficiency and economies tested by American Telephone and Telegraph Company guide improvements in telephone service. The Bell System views user benefits as the core measure of success and pursues innovations coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and TelegraphCom
The
Bell System
Pacific Coast
Americcan Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Operating
Southwestern
Seevier
Cranfills Gap News Highlights and Tragic Crash
The Cranfills Gap area reports $25,000 in livestock sales since January and robust market activity at the local buyers, with mention of nearby officials and visitors from Dublin. A late Saturday accident near the Fort Worth area injures Mr Thompson fatally, with two young women injured and others unhurt as the community offers sympathy to the bereaved. Local students boast success at the Interscholastic League events, earning multiple first to fourth places across several booths and events. Updates on births, social events, church ties, and hospital news for residents including Mr Grimland and Mrs Hill provide a snapshot of community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
William Miller
Hold Fy
Miller
Amily
Fairy
John H. Davideon
Vinitinge
Ols
Fort Worth
Fort, Worth
Mr. McFarland
Jon Cleveland
Travis
Furd
Tomdotor
Foret
Thori
Hamiton
Afo
Ridian Creek
Thompson
Dennon
Hogue
Geneva
Flan Hone
Jou
Moat
Tal
Meridian News Update on Court Activities and Local Visits
Meridian News reports continued court proceedings with injunctions and dismissals for lack of surety, and notices of second week jury selections for Saxe term. Local residents and visitors including Mrs. Johnnie Barry, Mrs. Mabert Chattin, and Monae frequent Fort Worth shows and Meridian social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Compton
Valley Mills
E. Dunaby
W. H. Romine
J. W. Holcomb
Walnut Springs
E. G. Kirkland
Meridian
Hugh Graver
Iredell
F. Baker
F. B. Denton
Sam Sheppard Morgan
Jim Reed
Walter Billings
Kopperl
B.S. Parks
J.C. Tubby
Valley Mille
A. C. Crubtres
Themith
Dudley White
Murray Frank Martin
Herbert Stewart
Tow Mabey
Morgan
Rob Fort
Clifton
R. W. Jerry
W. B. Rymor
Wallnut Springs
Dot Monors
C.M
Lumpkin
Gandy
Fat Brock
Fort Worth
Johnnie Barry
Nail
Little Son
Court Home
Frankie Forgy
Hien Newe Review
War
J.T. Lamu
Moriaun
Meridlin
B. Hettum
Mindimmie Morgan
Fiundy Jett Far
Waco Santarium
Waco Sanitare
Kitule Joan Conger
Chas. Bay Ker
F. Cooper
Wooley
Formule for our aby Chick mash and laying feed
Reported advertisement notes a formula mash for baby chicks developed with tax money and tested by A and M College. It claims year after year use, local conditioning, and nationwide production, with 1983 figures of thousands of chicks fed and claims of wholesale retail sales and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML College
A. & M. College
Clifton
Apland Men Charged in Tioga CWA Payroll Fraud Case
Five Grapeland men indicted by a federal grand jury in Beaumont on conspiracy against the United States in connection with irregularities in CWA time sheets payroll and related records in Houston County. Bonds set at 500 each. Indicted are James K Dalley County Commissioner Houston County and his two sons James J Dalley and Jack Dalley, C W Davis, and Frank Taylor. Charges allege willful conspiracy to obtain unlawfully gained funds forge alter counterfeit and manipulate payroll records and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Texas
Beaumont
United States
CWA
Houston County
Liberty
di M. Penney
James K. Dalley
Missioner
James J. Daley
Jack Dalley
C. W. Davis
Frank Taylor
Stewards Entertained by Pastors at Clifton Church
The Stewards of the Clifton Methodist Church hosted a social gathering on Tuesday evening. Wives attended, surprise guests, and games included dress-changing races and a train catching challenge. Refreshments followed for Stewarts Parks, Maysun, Windham, Motor, Haoulley, Hyon, RW. fel, Ay Ae Miller, Boule, Grantham, Pook, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
E. N.eare
Indy
Yan
Stewartson
Parks
Maysun
Windham
Motor
Haoulley
Hyon
Fel
Ae Miller
Boule
Grantham
Pook
Mem
Bat Haale
Astesta
State oil royalties rise to 2000000 a year
Austin March 20 B Walker Land Commissioner released a summary of state oil royalty income from East Texas showing about 2000 dollars daily, rising toward 750000 dollars yearly for the school fund. There are 104 producing wells in river beds and 102 on school land paying royalties with one in river bed and five on land granted permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
B. Walker
Enat
WILE CLIFTON FLOWER SHOP OPENS NEAR BAKERY
The Wile Clifton Flower Shop opens next door to Clifton Bakery amid a busy scene. A mixed crowd visits, with locals like Mrs Sam K Carey and family from Kinis Weds attending. Visitors plan a few days in Denton, with greetings extended to Mr Dahl and friends. a Tractor and Implement Co. celebration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam K Carey
Font Futry
Toy Jord
Kinis
Enday
Maven Fir
Whus
Curey
Ramee
Eune
Elyile
Derby
Unl
Cleburne
Denton
Dahl Ape
Wasimound Pavoni
Tractor & Implement Co
Tg Younger
Huw Hy
AX CONSUL PROMOTED IN NORWAY TO WASHINGTON POST
Marc Pom Willi Mongenetienne, Conmal General of Norway in New York, promoted to Minister to Washington. He succeeds Malvard W. Hache, who is transferred to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo
Norway
Marc Pom Willi Mongenetienne
Conmal
New York
Bien Os
Washington
Malvard W. Hache
Parin
Weekly Film Program At Your Clifts Theatre
Tonight and Thursday feature Netter and Boubahell in a comedy program with Expectant Father. Admission 10 and 25 cents. Friday and Saturday George OBrien and Mary Brian in Since Eve with added acts and features. Monday through Wednesday unveil new attractions and special attractions with Clark and Waranteis S tions. Come early for best seats and join a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netter
Dean Harlow
Tracy
Boubahell
George O'Brien
Mary Brian
Fenthcea
Moyn Noon
Clark
Geubloe
Rae Rounlay
Legislative action on governor veto overturned?
Fragmented report notes House vote on a legislative measure and gubernatorial veto interpretation. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, but references a March session, a veto, and unresolved questions about the measure’s fate.
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Bleary OCR fragment hints at a local figure or event with unclear names. Readable items mention a city or town title and a date or meeting. specifics are not clear enough to name persons or organizations.
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Promprey Bales
San Saba
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Crawfills Gap
Ara
Grinland
Gellar
Aixthy-Vinth
Mirtmas
Mir
Grimland
Yeood
Gshuidubulia Angio
Tonie
J.T. Grave
Wiscondivion Iy
Baptist Sanitarium
Waco
Hill
Meridian News
Jack Helmus
Federal Life Insurance Co
Jucy H. Wilm
E. Whiting
J. Zimmerman
Clifton Lode
C. Lantwick
W. M W. T Dixon
Kuner
Victor Brand
del Monte
Stokely
Ferburg
Sormrude's
Apeland
Sidists
Istate
Wile Clifton Flower Shop
OPES
Thy Clifton Bakery
Vale Ailers
Ant Ankayy
Lowe
Walter Winhiaarders
Florist Landscapery
Teliphonw Ond
Ehfkon, Te
Mantaryy mii
Cliftex
Mil
Mesuritins
Mina
Frienson
Bam
Bervral
Ormeré
Ford
Vatyfe
Toroue-Tuba
Menatiwo Amde Axae Olord
Sadate
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