Delinquent Taxes Will Cost More After July 1
Bosque County tax notices warn taxpayers of higher charges after July 1 1934. Comptroller Geo H Sheppard explains suspension of penalties and interest ends then and delinquent accounts will incur 10 percent penalty plus interest to date of payment. Taxpayers urged to act before June 30 to save costs.
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Austin
Tess
Geo. H. Sheppard
Comptroller of Public Accounts
D. Preston Hornbuckle
Bosque County
Clifton Businessmen Back Local Baseball Team Effort
Clifton merchants rally to support the Tri-County ball club with donations for uniforms equipment and wall repairs. Their generosity aims to boost the team’s chances to win and bring pride to Clifton fans as the season opens.
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Clifton
Tadte
Ponehane
Tean
Stroke Paralysis Hits URS L K Dablen In Urs
A troubled report details URS L K Dablen suffering a stroke of paralysis in Washington on April 23. The piece notes effects on daily duties and mentions related hospital care and recovery efforts. The article also discusses a major Treasury vault burglary risk and security enhancements at the U S Treasury.
Clifton H. E. Student Wins Honors at Austin
Clifton H E student and five Yes Home Economics file members attended the State Home Economics Rally in Austin from April 26 to 28 guided by sponsor Miss Hilderwide Manske. Ruth Ellen Mosley won third place in judging a special occasion dresser. Nell Gilliam and Ann Res represented M1, E, 11 and participated in various rally events. About 600 girls attended, offering opportunities to make new acquaintances and enjoy an educational trip around Austin.
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Yes! Home Economics
Neil Gilam
Ruth Ellen Mowr Oy
Estelle Reese
Atys Cooper
Ann Teu
Miss Hilderswide Manske
Austin
Ann Res
Nell Gilliam
Ruth Ellen Mosley
Texas
County CWA projects near. relief funds to fund roadside work
The CWA administration is about to start county projects funded by relief, paying workers two to seven days a week to provide sustenance for families. Road work between Clifton and Cranfil Gap is planned, with needs assessments completed before work begins. Former CWA workers shift to the national re employment service as plans link to highway work Meridian Iredell and new high schools at Tredell.
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CWA
Clifton Nil Cranfil Gap
Meridian
Iredell
Tredell
Meridian Court Socials Reach Across Small Town
Sunday Mrs Clara Richarde entertained at dinner with many Meridian visitors and distant relatives. Dr A D Lew and Mrs Lew with Tank Lewis spent time with Me and Mrs L S Lewis. Joe Montgomery from Walnut Springs and Victoria Jeanes of Coyote visited Meridian friends. Hon Robert F Cherry with Miss Ruby Schow attended legal business in town. May Fete at Stephenville. Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Coreton and Mrs Ferguson with guests and roesta.
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Clara Richarde
A. French
C. A. Myers
Lewis
Kate Cowper
J. G
Cassidee
Joe Montgomery
Walnut Springs
Meridian
Wren T Pediga
Austin
Jere
Mixes Thelma White
Anna Mae Fendall
Mesdames
Alan
M. Gondy
Marion Jones
Waco Friends
Victoria Jeanes
Coyote
Meridian Friends
Robert F. Cherry
Ruby Schow
Mr. Cherry
Felix Shaffer
Alton Gandy
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
H. J. Coreton
R. Vs Ferguson
Clyde Ammons Dies at Goose Creek Home
Clyde Ammons aged twenty of Goose Creek dies at home last Monday after illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Arthure Ammons and had lived near Clifton before moving to Goose Creek. Authorities report the death occurred at the family residence with many friends expressing sympathy.
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Clyde Ammons
Goose Creek
Clyde Ammagnny
Arthure Ammons
Clifton
Goose
Learaily
Clyde
Cranfills Gap notes and Tri County baseball win
Local column from Cranfills Gap reports birthdays illnesses and community events. The Cranfill Gap baseball team beat Meridian 8 to 0 in the Tri County series as crowds look on. other items include visits from Niles Tindall and family, birthday celebrations for Mrs Gander Larsen, and residents undergoing care at Hamilton Sanitarium.
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Nck Powell
Orin Hoostad
Waco
Viilury
Bronstad
Mian
Helga Keumwick
Clifton College
Selima Jenson
Cheio L. Heahne
Sylvia Eunice
George Oglesby
Hamilton
Cranfill Gap
Meridian
Evulay
Freeman
May
Gap
Runin & More Tallien
Rogetad
M. J. Bertelsen Rat Daoghter
Louis Druck
Wn. B. Bertwiioon
Virgie
Franees
Alle Mae
Margin
Ware Businane
Flamiitor Batuntay
Mix
Pete Laihlum
Poney
Wallasey
Cooper
Bat
Large Oil Lease Near Clifton Prompts Stamp Note
A broad land tract near Clifton is leased for oil testing as King of Dallas leads a ten thousand acre block plan. The Post Office issue marks Mother's Day with a new three cent stamp copied from Whistler painting. Postal receipts rise in 1994 vs last year, signaling growing business activity.
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Washington
Whistler
Clifton
Ah Amothers
L. B. King of
Dallas
The
Oils
Inkighoma City
Acre
King
Huusque
Lange
Clifton Scouts Jamboree Honors Clifton Boys
Clifton boys attend a Scouts jamboree in Verma where members earn badges. Lee Brunet Jes won best archery, Garland Belfart topped the event in the boys’ division. Several Clifton youths receive merit and first aid badges, with J W Calverton and John Holder among those honored.
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Benita
Verma
Lee Brunet
Jes
Garland Belfart
Amundson
Socom Sm
Clawenne Morulley
Alan Ruspall
Ind
Wacoroop
Thecenie
Clifton
Bob Hinton
J. B
Holder
Clarence Wandley
Eslwin “Mosley
C. J. Stuart
Gasland Thetlon
Toniger
Robert Jones
Barry Pro
John Snidee
Bob Bivford
Allison Russell
Clarence Handley, Jr
John Holder
J W. Calvertons
Beout Marten
Nevem
Death of W. H. Black Former Clifton Citizen
W. H. Black, once a Clifton resident and business leader, died suddenly at his Beham Texas office on Monday. Funeral services were held the following day at Bonius cemetery. He was about eighty years old and had operated a poultry and produce business in Beham. He was active in city affairs and public life during his Clifton years.
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W. H. Black
Wiens
Gitvin
Lack
Rural Schools Get Federal Aid to Stay Open in Texas
In Austin, the Federal Relief Commission announced funds totaling 446,000 dollars to support rural schools in town and county areas. The aid aims to preserve customary terms for teacher contracts, prevent closures, and maintain wind nursery clauses while keeping certain staff despite looming dismissals. An additional 802,602 dollars covers regional reemployment, college student part time work, and general program administration.
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Austin
Texas
Abie Tyxaie Relief Commission
Tan
Mint Magic Dresden
Miss Dresdenland
H D Council Meets In Meridian
The Bosque County H D Council met in Meridian Monday April 30 with 28 present. Mr Brandes of the Production Credit Association spoke on service to farmers and stockmen. The group decided to quilt for fundraising and honored the death of Luella Morrix.
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Bosque County
H. D
Meridian
Bympethy
Bra
Luella Mlorrix
Repurie Om ‘Dane
Clu
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