Cameron County Deis Improvement Plan Outlined
The article details Cameron County Deis Improvement plans including new homes and facilities, with statements from Mr. Kimmel and references to plans for two new homes and future ownership transfers. It notes school absences due to influenza affecting Meridian and Clifton districts, with 367 students recorded as ill, impacting Friday’s Meridian versus Glitter game.
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Amram
Inia
Mney
Osar
Cameron
Xhmmel
Joest Manaare
Oreo Bucvemes
Mr. Kimmel
Pavan
Triplets Born From Wagyu Bull At Clifton Farm Event
The Port Worth Star Telegram reports a rare cattle moment as a Wagyu bull delivers triplets at a Clifton farm near Maridian. Owner Yoehike, who holds 300 acres and few cows, welcomes the event, noting the trio’s potential impact on value and breeding plans. Dr. D W Henneswee attended the delivery and predicted twins initially, but triplets emerged to astonish all present. Penell Domino, the sire, was purchased two years ago from H B Him of Clifton for 150, and stands as a proud observer of this notable birth.
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W. M
Yoehike
Maridian
Cilton
Baathsen
Ann
Clifton
D. W. Henneswee
Texar Agi
Tenvewee
Bors
Penell Domino
Zashike
H. B
Clover planting by veterans using improvised gear in North Carolina
A fragment notes veterans in Iredell and nearby counties such as Walnut Springs and Meridian using improvised gear to plant clover in rows. Named individuals include Jim Beckey, Elton Manders, Jos Bob Damron, Tommie Negatel, and Tommie Mooney, with Meridian and Walnut Springs areas cited. The passage mentions equipment needs and possible purchase or rental of gear.
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Vegas
Gap
Jim Becuy
Iredell
Elton Manders
Jos Bob Damron
Walnut ‘Springs
Tommie Negatel
Meridian
Tommie Mooney
Morian
Sila
Bert Reads
Howe
Meridian H D Leaders School March 16 Demonstration
Leaders from rine Basu County Deiignatration presented on Preparing Vegetables and Fruits for Pressing. A Truss Extension Service bulletin will be ready for distribution early next week as attendees heard about garden methods and equipment setup.
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H. D. Leaders’ School
Meridian
Rine Basu
Dias Harn
Eary
Naters
Uheis
Ms 4
Jase
Otho Jones
Alfred “Winnett
Mountain
Tip
Olah
Conrad An
Busby
Garnervuilies Fannie Gnalon
Mi Oxy Gandiers
Trate Bohan
Aon I Mire
Ge Asd
Hubert Miler
Dire
Arthas
Niven
Mra
Red Cross Drive Nears County Quota Achievement
County fund chairman P. L. Ashcraft urges completion of local drives as totals reach 1,215 of an 1,800 county quota. J. F. Weed reports 200 donation split between Clifton and Meridian. contributions listed from Valley Mills Clifton Koppert Meridian and other towns with several yet to report.
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P. L. Ashcraft
County Fund
J. F. Weed
Whitney Dam
Agarn
Clifton
Meridian
S N Larson Found Dead in Clifton Home
S N Larson died suddenly on Sunday morning March g at his Clifton home 314 Eecan Street. He lived alone and was not discovered until noon when neighbor John Rabin found him slumped in a chair. Born August Ti 187%, he came from Aamll Nor way and lived in Clifton for many years, retiring from crane service with his business in a Weather ford building. Funeral services were held March 20 at 1 2 15 pm and 2 30 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with interment in Our Baylor's Lutheran. He was a retiring man, well liked by all and will be missed by many Telends.
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Remuing
Nite Larson
Clifton
Ecan
John Rabin
Mr. Larson
Hie Dent
Nor ‘Way
Nils
Wilbur Larson
Reverand Bernhart
Revrand J
Rygted
Weatherford
Ar A
Theate Selmer Gangshel
Crane Ve Kaltes Oon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter“. Ggstad
Jnt
Baylor
Lutheran Int Norse
Larson
Mill Fire Causes Minor Damage and Volunteer Effort
A mill fire Friday caused only minor damage at the milling company plant. Firefighters from the volunteer company responded after a motor overheated and sparked, but no water damage occurred. In other news, the American Cancer Society plans a fundraising drive in Daviess County starting April 1 to support cancer programs with a goal of $617,000.
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Dave
Folie Shatter
Valley Mills
American Cancer Society
Drunadle
Ils
Baker
Grady Seeks Ansessor-Collector Post In Bosque County
Grady announces candidacy for Ansessor-Collector of Bosque County promising honest, fair administration. A Texas native, he has lived on Bee Creek ranch and holds affiliations with Masonic Lodge Farm Bureau and Sportmen's Club. He cites twelve years of tax collection experience and experience in county securities and real estate appraisals.
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Grady
Boegut County
Texas
Bosque County
Bee Creek
Maronic Lodge
Ferm Bureau
Sportemans Club
Muy
Bates Sn Pin
Women’s Division de For Fair Meet in Clifton Sets First 1960 Session
The Women’s Division de For Fair Meet held its first 1960 session on March 18 at Mrs. A. G. Amundson’s Clifton home. Rules were revised and premium lists rewritten. Superintendent Mrs. Aroundson will lead Women’s and Girls’ Exhibits with assistant Mrs. Ry HT Lander. division superintendents include vegetables Mrs. M. B. Jameson fruits Mrs. John Spitery baed products Mrs RT Smiths women’s clothing Mrs Raymond Lammert women handwork Mrs BR H Landes dress clothing and handwork Mr Lee Larson and Mrs S M Onwald. RS. H.R. Hill hosts Magazine Club event March 14 features Natchez Pilgrimage talk.
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Clifton
A. G. Amundson
Aroundson
Ry HT Lander
M. B. Jameson
John Spitery
Baed-Producte
Mire
RT Smiths
Raymond Lammert
BR. H. Landes
Lee Larson
8. M. Onwald
Braune announces for county commissioner
Cort Braune announces candidacy for county commissioner of Precinct 8. He plans to meet as many voters as possible before election day and signs the letter with respectful regards.
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Cort Braune
Re election bid for Teeloetic tote of 98th District
The candidate seeks re election to Pratorial Representative for the 98th District comprising Johnson Boeque and Somer-Yell counties. He expresses gratitude for past support, pledges continued public service, and requests votes and influence for the upcoming election.
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Boeque
Somer- Yell
Census School starts for Bosque County enumerators Monday
A census training school opens Monday for Bosque County enumerators, to run through March 31. About thirty applicants were examined for Bosque County positions, with ten selected and ratified this week, including Mrs Castello Rogemas and Mrs Anus Spiteer and others from Meridian, Springs, Grass Kampf, and Morgan.
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Marce
Mie Sielm
Vere M. Blue
Valieg ‘Milla
Vinita M. Blakey
Teds
Clark Royal Announces Candidacy for Bosque County Sheriff
Clark Royal declares his bid for sheriff of Bosque County in the Democratic primary. He notes four years living in the county, sixteen years in law enforcement including deputy sheriff roles, and promises a creditable administration if elected.
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Bosque Compty
Bougue County
Bougue County and Eight Saa
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Annual Meeting of the Tr. Ssociation set for April 4
The Stcration organisation announces its annual meeting and dinner at the Anderson Cafe on Tuesday night April 4, with public attendance invited and plates at dinner priced. Also noted is a birthday dinner for Se. Hianoa hosted by W. A. Hanna and family in Dallas.
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Anderson Cafe
Pam
Guy Fiontad
Yosque County
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