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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
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The Clifton Record urges residents to back sewer projects and water plant improvements as part of a community appeal. The paper highlights the town’s shade trees and local pride while calling for support ahead of a pending vote and subscription drives.
A meeting in Clifton formed the Bosque County Cotton Growers Association to stabilize cotton prices, organize harvests, and assist farmers. The group plans to elect officers including a treasurer and secretary, with duties to support cotton grading and marketing for local growers.
On Monday evening May 10 a ter reraueens at the church See Like Conwick and Mire WEL Cotwicken entertained at the Taller'e home honoring the Solbere-Johnson bridal party. Several contests were played with Taweenee Solbere winning first prize and J. B. Pieen on the Shoah Therry. Ice cream devils food and sunshine cakes served to about thirty. Hostesses assisted Claire Keen and Mrs Tra Lambert. The Hydrographic Office notes bottle manuscripts dropped by navy to study sea currents. prints in nine languages aiding marine map work.
More than 300 members of the Texas Press Association plus spouses and guests attended a three day meeting in Denton. They toured C. I. A. facilities, North Texas State Normal, and Local farms, with Gov. Neff present. Events included May Day at C. I. A., a dinner, and a swimming party at Lowry Hill.
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