Meridian College and A and M radio plans
The Texas A and M College plans to join radio broadcast efforts with the state agricultural college. A committee including Dean Bolton and representatives from agricultural divisions will draft regular programs to educate and serve the public. The Meridian College station will continue entertainment features alongside the educational reports.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Seeean
Enterpriser
Bissell
F.C. Bolton
State Agricultural College
M.C. A
Feanures
Clifton's Second Poultry Show Opens Amid County Interest
The Clifton Poultry Association hosts its second show with prize birds from across the county. A garage space supplied by Mrs Majors provides a 10 percent cap on cost, while the Farmers Guaranty State Bank offers egg settings paid in fall as an incentive. Chickens on display will be auctioned to the highest bidder, with judge Jand acknowledged for improving flocks. The laying hens, termed boarders, are encouraged to be sold to boost profits, and the event promotes county poultry advancement with renowned poultry experts judging Friday morning. The club plans its regular meeting during the show and will elect officers for the year.
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Parmera Guaranty State Bank
Clifton Poultry Association
Interesting News at Public School
A fragment from a historic school page notes a play by 14 year olds and 8 year olds, a Flower Carnival prep, and cleanup plans. It mentions attendance concerns under a law, a $9.00 association payment, a Friday auditorium event, and staff figures including Superintendent Mrs Bible and Miss Lambert. The High School girls sold candy to raise funds for magazines.
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Morgen
Enidran
Bible
Piss Lambert
Padere
Ube
Card of Thanks from American Legion Post No 822
The American Legion Post No 822 and Ladies Auxiliary thank all who freely assisted in commemorating a meaningful time. We regret that the planned program could not be fully carried out due to two members’ illness and absence.
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American Legion
Ladien
Standefer Market Damaged by Fire in Clifton
Fire gutted the front of the Standefer Market owned by G W Standefer in Clifton on Monday morning. The blaze started after wood work in the building and quickly spread, destroying stock and causing at least fifteen hundred dollars in damage. Ross Far’s property also suffered substantial harm. owners and bystanders helped contain the flames as high winds fanned the fire. A farmer reported selling wheat for 1.06 per bushel.
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Clifton
Clifton Meat
G. W. Standefe
Standefer
Cremer
F ‘Ames
Ross Far
Ruandeter
Uefre
Seation
Pay by Check Only in American Business
The passage praises banks and checks as the safest, most convenient form of payment. It promotes adopting the check for all honest business, arguing it reduces carrying large currency and protects against fraud and forgery while improving financial order and record keeping.
Halloween and Armistice Day Celebration in Local Hall
A chaotic write up of a village event mixing Halloween games and Army Day activities at the local hall. Children and adults joined in old time games, table games, races, and a western show. The American Legion organized attractions, with boxing, races, and a poppy Day drive attracting a large crowd.
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Shen Platheren
American Legion
Une Mallowson
Bure
Wes
Maine
Clift
Mr. Durie
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