Local Notables Visit as News Walks Through Town
A jumble of names and places shows residents visiting relatives and awaiting moves amid family gatherings. Trips to Fort Worth, Waco, San Diego, and Bramford frame a week of transfers, illness, and family events as residents mingle, travel, and plan for upcoming government projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidie
Tom
Waco
Telegeragh
Stephenville
Awk
T. A. Bar
Betty
Thiele
Fort Sil
Pataed
Frank Thicke
J. W. Darby
al- Thaurgeey
Prod Billings
Germany
Daisy
K. Morris
Sophia Smith
Piatte
Tames
Wnlon
Ed A. Tasthersey
Bramford
Malley
Deepnes
Eae
Ther
Bosque County soil conservation plans expand farms list
The Bosque County Board of Supervisors reports 248 farms and ranches now have complete soil conservation plans covering 89 782 acres. The Morgan Ranch in Morgan Texas is noted among new listings. The next supervisors meeting in Meridian is scheduled for May 18 1944 and will be open to the public. Weather reports show heavy rains at the Cayole Area over the weekend with 1 47 inches Saturday and Sunday totals around 8 30 inches per the Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Bosque
Morgas
Campbelly
Morgan
Texas
Commissionary
Met
RM. Jones
Cayole
Ala Place
Weather Bureau
Mrs Tommy Kimball Shower Honored at Baptist Church
The Women's Missionary Union at the Baptist Church hosted a mixed shower for Mrs. Tommy Kimball, former Kathryn Helton, wife of Corporal Sommy Kimball. Guests greeted the honoree, with decorations of spring flowers, a guest book, and punch and cookies served from a neatly set table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Googtatl
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
Tommy Kimball
Kimball
Kathryn Helton
Sommy Kimball
Dublin
Drs. Goods
Dave Helton
L. E. Tenixon
A. Baskin
Mary Ellen Hayes
Mary On Remington
Dorothy Frances Elder
Poage Explains His Land Grant Issue
Dear friends, Poage outlines opposition to consolidating farm lending under a single agency and urges rail rate reforms. He argues government relief for railroads should come with fair rate reductions and calls for railroads to honor land grant terms, contending regional rate disparities and injustices must be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poage
Howe
Seh
Salem
Grange
Department of ‘Agriculture
Copley
Department of Agriculture
Ome Agen
Ueber
Lerge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest
Northeast
Tme
Congress
United States
Nalu
Blige
Tnt
Clifton High School Cub Reporter Recalls War Duty and Bonds
The article profiles a Clifton High School student known for resilience from childhood illness to wartime service. It notes his promise, leadership on the football field, and his role in war bond drives. Separate sections reference a Senior Play on May 5 and ongoing student efforts to buy stamps and support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea
America
Seaior News
City Auditorium
Penny
Clifton Soldier Overseas Lands Home Front Work
Dispatch from Cpl. Joel C. Alfel overseas in the European theater describes country memories and homefront morale. He notes Texas ties with Willkie and Allred discussed in letters, praises the horn front, and expresses longing for home while reporting on wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Bosque County
Pexaa
Willkie
James V. Allred
Texas
Fe,r
Cpl
Joel C
Seabo
Alfel
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Ringness
Soil Conservation District News
O. P. Gowen
Cowen
Ny Way
Fanhers State Bank
TEEAS
Clifton High School
Cub Reporter
Dom
Joanne
Joyea Maxine Hoff
Kerry
Buckie Tones
Greg
Earl Dale
Gram—Lillie Mae Richards
Monsieur Henri
Henrietta Kettler
Mile
Erickson
B. W
Cubs
Eagles
Saan
Dyess Feed and Hatchery
Lt. E. Tennison
Insurance
Armstrong’s the Gift Store
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