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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
4
Soil Conservation Service technicians assist the Bosque Soil Conservation District by staking terraces for a cooperative conservation project. The effort aims to curb erosion and improve soil health across local farms.
Diversion terraces and pond construction are described for residents including Mrs Luck Cureton Nelson Rusing and Travis Tubbs with plans to improve soil and water conservation. Agreements signed with Bosque Soil Conservation District involve J F Williams William Zuehtke Nelson Rushing and Odie Pederson among others as they plan to use land to its capability and treat each acre accordingly. Local visit notes mention Clifton College Board meetings and prompt rubber stamp services.
Local notes report births, visits, and staffing changes in Meridian. Mrs. W. N. Strother becomes Assistant Cavalry Superintendent after Mrs. E. L. Chile’s resignation. Church and community events include Truman Roberts speaking at the Methodist Church in the pastor’s absence. Property transfers list numerous deeds around Lake Whitney, Laguna Park, and nearby towns. A marriage license is issued for Odin Milford Bronsted and Mina Fay Barrett. Special ad notes a cardboard supply offering.
A community obituary notice lists relatives and friends attending services for Mrs Dailey on Friday. Names include Mr and Mrs Jobs W Vickrey Mr and Mrs John Jeumnings and several others. The item notes mourners and family connections but lacks detailed biographical data.
Farm Bureau workers in Bosque County report 464 members enrolled toward a 1952 goal of 360 by June. The drive, organized by Blalock and Oswald, featured a turkey dinner at Clifton City Mall with programs by local church and school groups and a leadership talk by Gordon Bass. A heart attack struck a man en route to the guardhouse. he was hospitalized in Dallas and expected to recover.
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council met November 20 in Meridian District courtroom with officers present except reporter. Members discussed United Nations Day observance, gifts, and a December 5 deadline for Abilene Star Morph mint. Committees for 1950 include Finance Education and Expansion Recreation and Program Marketing and more.
September 1 payroll for the county attorney rose to 100 per month. State Treasurer deposits to the Lateral Road Funds totaled 20021.94 with allocations to Precincts 1 2 and 3. Three new trucks were purchased from E Stewart Motor Chev for Precinct 2. Road equipment contract with George Equipment Co for a caterpillar was approved. delinquent roll and long-term agreement items noted.
The notice outlines a petition to form a fond called Ma rong and seeks approval under local regulations. It lists the organizing party and required steps for public comment and official action. Readers are asked to submit objections or support by a specified deadline.
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