Cooperative loans for farmers aid in July notices
County announces loan programs to support farmers and cooperative groups. Funds target pure bred stock, farming tools, syrup equipment, marine gear, and storage items. Low income applicants encouraged. loans prioritized long term, group or cooperative borrowing. applications via county Resettlement supervisor.
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Sdh
Dover
A. Conan Pes
Dlowek
Wobertoware
Lanne
Poe Mun Loane
Etorage
Spa
Belen Pervons
Tiven
Bay of Sooapartives
Parmare
Ioan
Fonda
Joan
Enrollment rules for CCC enlistment in Bosque County
Young men not on relief may enroll in the Civilian Conservation Corps under Forest Service instructions via James Borris, Cane Worker for Taxes Relief Commission. Enrollee must be unmarried, unemployed, 17 to 20 or 21, with dependent relatives in the United States. Discharged or currently on relief have limits and applications favor those with need. enrollment at County Court House in Law, with Morris as contact, due by Monday October 1.
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CCC
James Borris
Bosque County
County Court House
Morris
Reverend Andrew Byers Receives Taylor Church Call
Reverend Andrew Byers of this city was called to serve as pastor of the Taylor Church after evening services Sunday. He had not yet consented but the call was extended during the Perishing Appointment and is dated to begin November 1, with neighbors noting the move as significant for the church and community.
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Andrew Byers
Taylor Church
Taylor
Presbytvviay
Byers
Mir
Buck declines Hollywood contract citing limits and actor roles
The text notes Buck turning down a Hollywood film offer, saying he knows his limitations and would not contribute more as an actor than the Marx Brothers would in a highfield. It hints at a football context with a remark about a handsomest pitch and Lawrence Clare.
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Onley
Manin Clare
Califorme
Elaine
Lawrends
Buck
Haghfield
Trench Silos Urged To Save Feed For Winter
G R Lawrence urged farmers on Monday to store feed in trench silos after heavy rains. He cited crops like corn, grain sorghums, sudan grass, oats and sweet potato vines as suitable for silage and advised proper trench dimensions and timing to ensure steady feed during winter.
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Yarmera
G. R. Lawrence
Texas
Sudan
Wesque
Reid Tor
Methodist Stewards Entertain at City Hall
The Board of Stewards of the local Methodist Church entertained their wives and guests with an evening at City Hall. A dainty table setting and pleasant hour followed as Mr and Mrs Mahalts Bellis hosted. W Windhanson led the banquet planning. Mrs Orn Lee Bellis presided.
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Methodist Church
Mra
Mhalpts Beli
Tig Ohuleman
Windhasn
N Oted
Ube
Orn
Lee Bellis
K. Bredsimet
Visiting relatives and locals gather in Cranpills Gap
A period of few events marks the Cranpills Gap area as residents visit kin and friends. Mrs Hortateen Calp with son from Platmview lingered with Mira Bud Barley in town. Anne Berteloan of Fort Worth enjoys vacation with local families. Wilburn, Bray, Tindall, and William Miller attended the Frontier Centennial in Fort Worth last Thursday. Mrs Tawrenée Humphries and sons visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sneub. Joan Finstad, recently ill, shows improvement. Otto Witte and son return from Portales New Mexico trip with Orin Robe Jerts family. Mrs. Didley Pendleton spent a few days in Fort Worth, returning Sunday. Not many notable events due to heavy rains and cold. Miss Esther Koudoon, Mabel Reale, Ina Swenson hosted a shower for Gracie Sorenson, the elective of Me Oren Anudson.
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Tawrenée Humphries
Gt Dalian
Sneub
Joan Finstad
and Durin
Carl Johnson
Fort Worth
A. N. Carlaon
Otto Witte
Olt Carlaon
Portales
New Mexico
Mrr
Min
Orin Robe Jerts
Didley Pendleton Ayent
Esther Koudoon
Mabel Reale
Ina Swenson
Gracie Sorenson
Oren Anudson
Connally Advocates Good Neighbor Policy Speak
Senator Tom Connally of Texas spoke at the Pittsburgh Community Forum about the Good Neighbor League work and the administration’s peace policy. He urged a durable cooperation with nations, stressing national welfare and harmony in foreign policy. He noted Benatar Connall would return to Washington and likely launch the Democratic campaign in Covington Ky on Oct 1 with a radio-delivered speech from Sta Hoo KDKA.
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Pittaburgh
Ian Widen
Pittaburgh Community Forum
Good Neighbor League
Tom Connally
Texan
Roosevalt
Congress
San Diego
Staif
Chautauqua
N.Y
Texas
Benatar Conall
Washington
Covington
Nere
Sta. Hoo Kdka
Antil
Connally
America
Stephenville Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Weekend
Special Correspondent reports Stephenville visitors including Mr and Mrs Roquemore and Mrs King visiting relatives while Mr Roquemore handled business. Alma Alsap Gertrude Johnson and Mrs Jonnie Crow attended the Dallas Centennial. The Lomax family hosted relatives from Dallas and Fort Worth visitors stopped by. Others toured Fort Worth Abilene and Waco for business or family visits as extended stays and returns were noted.
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Mira
B. Roquemore
Stephenville
Mer. King
Roquamore
Mianon Alma Alsap
Gertrude John~som
Jonnie A. Crow
Dallas
Minus Standafer
Shildeen
Mm A. C. Lomax
Thelma White
Business College
Fort Worth
Fellen
D. T. Poston
Moshell
L. B. Gideon Ho
W. A
Antonio
Sam ©. Smith
Mary Buith
J. E
Clifton Students Host NTSTC Visit to Denton Event
Clifton and Valley Mills students Mimnel Larline Linn and Florine Adler hosted Bosque County officials during a North Texas State Teachers College visit to Denton. The county visitors, including about 150 others, attended a campus tour, enjoyed a college stage band show directed by Floyd Graham, and met campus officials before touring the university.
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Denton
Texas
Mimnel Larline Linn
Clifton
Florine Adler
Valley Mills
North Texas State
Teachara Collet
Bosque County
Bogue
Dentom
North Texas
Tescher
Floyd Graham
Lions Club backs Clifton Trades Day plan
Clifton Lions Club agrees to cooperate with merchants on forming Clifton Trades Day. Officers discuss a suitable site and appoint Bronstad Stuart and Handley to represent the club. A pending concession building issue at City Park is set to wait until spring due to coordination needs.
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Lions Club
Clifton Trades Day
Clifton Join Club
Toonday
Methodist Church
Lion Tucker
City Park
Jon Edwards
Misa Hazel Fern Bronstad
Lion Boldridge
Miss. Bronstad
Parks
Lion Bronstad
Toon Smich
Eemawal
Lion Goodall
Merchants of Clifton
Clifton
Jons Bronstad
Stuart
Handley
Clb
Amarco Pines
Historic rainfall soaks Clifton area amid record floods
Residents recall the largest rainfall in fifty years, totaling 13 1-2 inches from Friday noon to Sunday. A. G. Nelson reports eleven inches fell from eight o'clock Saturday night to Sunday afternoon, flooding rivers, backwaters, and low land. Despite widespread inundation and some business damage, crops remained largely unharmed. Local shoppers and travelers faced late returns as vehicles failed and streets flooded. The Texas Milling Company plant basement flooded, disabling motors and damaging stock.
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Tash
A. G. Nelson
Toon
Eltien
Tata
Clifton
Thie
Clifton Bat
Texas Milling Comepany
Dix
Cubs Face Undefeated Methodist Home On Friday
The Clifton Cubs host Waco Methodist Home Friday at Clifton field. Methodist has not lost in two years and has allowed only one score all season. Expected Cubs lineup includes Pounds, Jensun, Pool, Alfie, Digknomy, Prince, Spangte, May, Brangtad, Orbeck. Game begins at 8:00 PM.
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John Pounde
Clifton Cubs
Waco Methodist
Clifton Field
Methodist
Cubs
Imam
Pounds
Jensun
J. Mat
Alfie
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