Farmers Push for Economic Aid in Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt voiced support for a government weather and farm aid program aimed at stabilizing prices and land control, urging farmer cooperation. He announced a special session set for November 16 to consider key legislation before the regular session, while defending against perceived political interference.
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Del
Ian
Calla
Peraan
Washington
Achedule
Roosevelt Xia Alo
Sumgrens
Valley Mills Lad Dies From Snake Bite
Gene Charles Dorman seven year old son of Mr and Mrs E Dorman Valley Mills died after a rattlesnake bite while sleeping in his bed Friday night. He died at 5 am Saturday in a Waco hospital. Survived by his parents fourteen siblings and many relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday at Fairview Baptist Church with Rev Raymond Smoot officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Gene Charles Dorman
Mtr
Dorman
Valley Mills
PeTe
Waco Hospital
Threw Brothers
George Dorman
Hemphill
Harvey Dorman
Wellington
Dorman Jr
Valley Mille
Tour Winters
Ma Shel Downey
Mise Frostees
Dorian
Valley Sills
Mix Wile Yard Nott
San Francisco
Wilam Leaird
Clovis
N. M
Fron Te Fairview Baystist Church
Raymond Smoot
Fairview Cemetery
Clifton Citizens Visit Turnersville Show
Clifton residents traveled to Turnersville last Friday to enjoy the Pure Food Show and learn new ideas in cooking and serving. Attendees included Ed Handley Tom C Parks Mr and Mrs CG Bronatad Pat Muley Aars Frastic Dr D Goodall Dr and Mrs Wilawn Collian Mr and Mrs J aie Arnd Mire W A Wage and Mrs Stalph Hole Mrs ingrens Mr and Mrs Boyd Hugh Trotter and D C Holver.
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Clifton
D. Goodall
Wilawn Collian
W. A. Wage
Stalph Hole
Ingrens
Boyd
Hugh Trotter
D.C. Holver
Clifton Junior College Observes Fortieth Anniversary
Clifton College began its fortieth anniversary celebration at the college auditorium with Principal Popge delivering the opening message and Rev. C. T. Boe offering invocations. The program included choir and solo performances, a dedicatory sermon, and a Sunday service led by Dr. A. N. N. Larnon. A football game against Fort Worth TWC Reserves, alumni dramatizations, and an exhibit of forty years of college pictures are on the schedule, with speakers from Minneapolis and other towns and a tribute to founders.
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Clifton College
Congregaman Popge
C. T. Boe
P. E. "Thorson
Gate
Hayden Edgarde
Clifton Collage
Fort Worth
T.W.C
College
Auduosium
N. Larnon
W. J. Maskertad
Laitios Aids
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norse Lutheran Church
Crantlin Gap
J.C. K. Hreik
Christian ‘Education
Minneapolis
Minn
Allen Nelson
Dullay
N. B. Hanson
Barrewville
Collerw
Tym
Alle Hetanoy Te Ciifion College
M. Quella
Waen
Westanard Sistery
Cranfile Gap
Cranfills Gap News Buoys Local Happenings and Losses
Cranfills Gap reports the death of Will Cox of Bogey community with funeral by Rev D. Farmer and burial in Rogey Cemetery. Wendell Anderson suffers a broken leg on school swing. Births include a baby girl born Saturday morning. Local moves include Mickeleon shifting to a new Davidson building and the Rogstad home. Kept updates note Knudson pens, Sheriff Benson arresting three cotton thieves, and Prof. Ervin Christenson visiting Kilgore relatives. Martin Sorenson elected Crosby High School principal, with local friends pleased.
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Win
Bertsisen
Will Cox
Bogey
Key
D. Farmer
Bundy
Rogey
Wendell
Melmet Anderson
Dick Kimbrough
Swanger
Humilty
Thureday
Cart Mickeleon Haw
Bernt Anderson
Axel Knuadon
Sherif Pearl Benson
Molden Knudson
Ervin Christenson
Mins Marianne
Kilgore
Albin Witte
Clifton Lions Visit Waco for noon club luncheon
Clifton Lions members attended a Waco noon luncheon Wednesday, led by Lion Hayden Edwards, boosting local fair efforts and community service. The list includes Tom C. Parks, Kal Wandley, Tucker, J. Brandeter, M. J. Hal Hayden Edwards, J. L. Gerlatf, Dr. JY. D. Goodall, B.C. Mclvernon, representing Clifton Lions and city initiatives.
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Ofton Liga
Waco Weds Pesday
Novsad
Tom C. Parks
Kal Wandley
Duck ‘Tucker
J. Brandeter
M. J.’ Hal Hayden Edwards
J. L. Gerlatf
JY. D. Goodall
B.C. Mclvernon
Lion Hayden Edwardy
Clifton Clit
Sity of
Clifton
Genta Moxms
Fnld
Cmbon
Clifton College Cats to face Texas Wesleyan College on Saturday
Clifton College Cats prepare for a Saturday afternoon clash with Texas Wesleyan College at home. Coach Rogtad reports full squad except Veum, with backfield stars Spancic, Stryker, Jonen and Larkin likely to start. Expected line includes Pearce, Grimland, Land, Sorley, Markes, Sutherland, Jedards and Jennon as anchors. Kickoff set for 3 p.m.
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Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Worth
TWC
Rogtad
Veum
Minnesota
Spancic
Stryker
Jonen
Larkin
Pearce
Grimland
Ende
Land
Sorley
Markes
Sutherland
Jedards
Jennon
Chew Inge &T
TMC
Texas Senate Passes Departmental Appropriation Bill
Austin Texas Oct 12 the Texas Senate approved a departmental appropriation bill totaling 1400000 replacing the present 24207221 budget. The measure shows a net reduction of about 5379982 due to governor vetoes and trims. It provides 9287607 for the current year and 9211682 for the second year, totaling 12670757 and 11620404 for the two years.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
Iteima
Bill Cally
Young Democrats Open Big Membership Drive
The Young Democratic Clubs of America plan a November 9 drive aiming to recruit 10 million members at Roosevelt anniversary dinners. President Pitt Tyeon Maner announced the goal as the group promotes itself as a rising political force with 4.6 million likely members and 4484 clubs already counted.
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Young Democrats
Washington
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Roosevelt
Pitt Tyeon Maner
Morgan Eagles Triumph Over Iredell Crew 13 to 6
In a decisive game, Morgan Eagles defeated Iredell Crew by 13 points to 6. The Morus High Eaghen secured the lead with strong plays, while Pettey contributed on defense and offense.
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Morgan Eagles Tale
Iredell Crew
Morese
Morus High Eaghen
Lewtall Pettey
Meridian Court and Local News roundup in Meridian
Lulu Young returned to Walnut Springs after a short visit with Mr Fil Young. Funeral services for B W Smith age 83 were held at the Meridian Methodist Church with Rev W P Cunningham and others officiating. Mr Smith lived in Meridian 26 years before moving to Dallas and is survived by eight children. his wife predeceased him. Local residents including Mrs Walter Turman and Miss Robecca Stewart visited relatives. Thomas Law Darden took a job in Waco. others exchanged weekend visits and town notices occurred. the column notes several travels and family events around Meridian.
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Mims
Lulu Young
Walnut Springs
Fil. Young
B. W. Smith
Tage
RW. Caldwall
Dallan
Methodist Church
W. P. Cunningham
Mins Nellie Hill
Nazarene
Gid J. Bryan
Fort Worth
Smith
Meridian
Caldwell
Dallas
Los Angeles
Calif
Mia
Walter Turman
Mian Robecca Stewart
Billy ‘Tandy
Brownsvile
C. W. Barker
Frank Stuckey
Temple
A. R Dunlap
LA. Dunlap
Norma Dell
Sam C. Smith
Waco
Thomas Law Darden
Win, Caynor and Co
Wao
England
Wiltshora
Beclus
MY Burch
J. ¥. Shader
U. Preston
Valley Mills
County Committee To Study Fart Problems
County officials form a committee to examine local issues and potential solutions. The group will study concerns raised by residents, coordinate with agencies, and report back with findings and recommendations for action.
Miss Maudie Anderson Weds Sloan Allen at Home Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Maudie Anderson to Sloan Allen was held Sunday evening at the bride’s parental home. A simple arch decor with sunflowers framed the ceremony as family and friends gathered for the intimate service.
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Miss Maudie Anderson
Sloan Allen
Minn Maudie Loe Anderson
Daugheru Me
A. C. B. Anderson
Charlie B. Allen
Targ Teres
Mise Martha Lourie Swenson
Ruth Griml
Georgina Swenson
Mise Swenson
Mina Corinne ‘Kittchson
Walter ‘Reesing
Joan Linborg
Thorson
Central Texas Fair promises large premiums at Clifton event
The Central Texas Fair at Clifton, Texas, November 1 and 20, 1937, will award over $1,000 in premiums to stock raisers farmers and homemakers for outstanding exhibits. The committee reports strong support from Bosque Rosque County and from Fort Worth and Waco, with a broad educational purpose and plans for the fair's attractions and related events.
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Clifton
Texas
Tory
Rosque County
Fort Wort
Wacona
Bosque County
Ain
Farvaere
Fim Am
Yanehor
Thesa Clansna
Hhiese Groupe
Promiums
Bremk
Whitore
Becquer County
Local Firemen Attend Meeting At Hamilton
Hamilton Volunteer Firemen meet in Hamilton with guests from Gutysville Valley Mills Clifton and more. Delegation members from the city council and a dinner program honored leaders including Jom Me Sullivan and Rev Harvard A. Andernan with a brief business session following the meal.
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Hamilton
Tae of
Teme
Lingus Wa
Panies
Gutysvilly
Mie Gregor
Valley Mills
Mevidiad
Clifton
Amt
City Couse
Sullivan
Vorwmonieg
RPA
Harvard A. Andernan
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Texas Senate
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