11 May 1923
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
1
Meridian Court Ard Local News reports a record deed involving A B Flasary and others for the Kansas Texas Railway right of way in Bosque County. It lists multiple land transfers and a long line of Meridian residents attending church, visits, and social events with several Meridan College connections and notable local moves.
A May 3 banquet at the White Hwan Restaurant in Rex gathered seventy five sheep and goat growers with Mayor Schow and bankers among speakers praising farmer co operation. Discussions covered wool delivery timing, diversification, and a future state park project while a May 25 general wool delivery was proposed.
Promotes the Greenwade farm on Childrens Creek near Womack for 300 acres at 1100.00 per acre with favorable terms. Claims the land is top quality and may include rent with sale if closed in 100 days. Seeks buyer through J M Jenson at Farmers Guaranty State Bank in Clifton.
Clifton will meet Meridian in Bosque County League action on the Clifton diamond Friday afternoon beginning at 4. The game shifts from Saturday as agreed, since Clifton Cal lage plays Moody on Saturday, closing the season. Glen Rose voters approve a $30,000 bond for a new brick and stone building. results 114 to 73. The facility is expected to be completed by the fall term beginning September. A. Brown and Harmony residents moved their farm to town last week and plan to keep Dallas News as their paper next year.
The week’s notes cover Clifton College at Cranfills Gap with oratorical contests on May 13 at 2 40 pm in the Lutheran Church on Christian Education Sunday. Preliminary contests Friday at 7 80 pm in the college auditorium select three top orators with prizes varying. Other items include birthday well wishes for Mrs. Osgood, a Callees picnic, and travel notes about Thorp Springs, plus reports on school activities, poultry production, dairy shipments, and local visiting relatives. The piece also notes a death, a radio installation at a local store, and a warning to fishermen amid river regulations, reflecting a busy community page.
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