Wheat Control Association Names 1936 Bosque County Panel
Bosque County Wheat Control Association for 1936 lists officers and committeemen from Clifton Norse and Fredelt communities. President Jack Helm Clifton. Secretary Treasurer A O Banderwan Norse. T M Davie Aredelt on allotment. representatives George Harris Henry L Pederson Clifton area. C C Johnson P M Rogstad Norse area. E W Hanshew and S Tap from Fredelt community.
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Frodurers
Holm Ter
Anders Tid
Ginomitten
City Hall
Achool Howne
County Gomeilivetven
Vck
Srupmestad
Lawrence
Bosque County Wheat Control Association
Jack Helm
Clifton
A. 0
B. Anderwan
Norse
T. M. Davie
Aredelt
Henry L. ” Pederson
C. C. Johnnson
P. M. Rogstad
Fredelt Coro
E. W. Hanshew
Tap ‘Frimmier
Aunt Sue Plans Plane Ride for Will Rogers Kin
In Muskogee Oklahoma Aunt Sue Rogers wants to ride in an airplane to celebrate a ninety something birthday near the late Will Rogers. The note recalls her close ties to Rogers and her long devotion to the famous comedian born in Claremore and raised nearby.
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Will Rogers
Aunt Sue
Muskogee
Okla
Sue
Will Roger
Tame
Rogers
Wiley Post
Talon
Hee Fret
Williasy Penn Adair
Burglary at John O. Shipps home leads to arrest
On a Wednesday last week a burglar entered the Shipp residence in southwest Clifton while no one was home and stole multiple articles of clothing and other items. W. Golden and Deputy J. T. Will arrested Exile Atchison early next morning, with further searches planned as investigators pursue additional leads.
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W. J. Shipp
John O. Olon
Nouthwest Clifon
Mire
D. Clark
Golden
J. T. Will
Atchison
Atehiea
Leone
Aril
Coor
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Local notes from Meridian list visits and arrivals. Residents Mrs George I Adams and son George Jr of Austin spent the weekend with relatives. Several locals, including Warrington, Dorman, McDonald, Adacsy, Washorn, and Joyce, traveled or returned from nearby cities. Florence Micars leaves to teach at Coan Creek. Jakey Dunlap visits Groesbeck. Odle couple from Austin spent the weekend here. Mrs Finley Gill and Maggie Laskar travel to Fort Worth. Robertson group visit Fort Worth. Mrs K V Ferguson visiting her winter home while Roy Jacobs stays in Waco. Continued from last page.
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Dora Russell Apent
George I. Adams
George Jr
Auskin
P. Warrington
Dorman
Valley ‘Mills
Steridian
J. Prank McDonald
Adacsy
Hilleboro
Meridia
J.P. Washorn
Joyce
Hollywood
Calif
Meridian
Maggie, Laskar
Fort Worth
Jim Robertson
Mary Smith
Mary Lott Robertson
IE. Robert
K. V. Ferguson le
Roy Jacobs
Waco
McCorkle Il
Cubs Struggle In Home Loss To Gatesville Hornets
Friday night football saw Clifton Cubs fall 2-0 to Gatesville as Hornets jumped early and defense dominated. Spangle returned punts for Clifton, Stryker scored for the Cubs, while penalties plagued the home team and key fumbles hurt momentum. The Cubs, now 2-1 in conference play, prepare for La Vega at Clifton as gate opens for the Oct 18 clash.
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Schow, Jr
Gotersile High Horhte
Cubs
Hornets
Cubs lesored in the first quarter when = [pose Teo P
Dahl
Arthur Bronstad
Hugh Bronstad
Tor' Sibely
Gatesville
Spangle
Stryker
Joe Cooper
Cridwell
HL. Bronstad
Cutehen
Aubrey Dahl
Cuba
la Vex
Clifton College
la Vega
Tar Sight
Poison Gas Lesson Taught By El Paso Doctor
Dr. C. M. Hor ricks of El Paso says Mussolini is stubborn and egotistical and likely to be swayed from Ethiopia, recounting his 1918 teaching of poison gas use to Mussolini as an instructor at a Paris conference. He noted Mussolini pursued military aims and pressed for extensive training and questions in defense planning.
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Dallas
C. M. Horricks
el Paso
Benito Muzaolind
Oly Divanter
Ethiopia
United Hiaton Army
Interallien
Paris
Fen ‘Dricks
Murselin
Miptes Cefnian
Caimps
Ube
Elendricks
Mussolini
H D Achievement Program at Mosheim
At Mosheim the H D club showcased tangible results of effort on achievement day. About 60 visitors viewed bedroom quilts crocheted bed spreads hooked rugs and unfinished furniture pieces. The wardrobe exhibit by demonstrator Parker Jones highlighted clothing rental for a woman at about 22.75 dollars with a breakdown of costs and materials.
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Mra
Poston
Mosheim
Parké Jones
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Unclear local notes report visitors residents and births. Mr. Jacob Christensen of Boston visits Cranfills Gap with police pension note. Ernest Reesing and Sally welcome a fine son born September Ath. Niles Tindall of Pam ma has a baby daughter. Mina Wilton Hansen takes new Jacksonville duties after home stay. Edwin Sorley weds Aire Hila Land and moves north of the Gap. Mrs RL Webb Viola of Hamilton visit. Prof E P Christensen from Bryan spends weekends with relatives.
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Win
B. Berteleen Leroy Bronatad
Denise
Jacob Christensen
Boston
Mass
Christensen
Ernest Reesing
Sally
Niles Tindall
Pamma
Mina Wilton Hansen
Dallas
Ducksonville Hospital
Jacksonville
Pena
T. L. Denson
Mies Doris Hastings
Cameron
Mies Hastings
Densons
Tilden Hastings
Mustane
Edwin Sorley
Hila
Cove Springs
Gap
RL. Webb
Viola
Hamilton
Roosevelt Will Win, Connally Predicts, in 1026 View
Portland dispatch reports Tom Connally saying Roosevelt’s Los Angeles reception proves to him the nation will swing to Roosevelt in the 1026 election. He hopes Herbert Hoover will be the Republican nominee.
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Portland
Tom Connally
Gentile
Fremont Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Reowbvelt
Dadaised
Inguin
Lions Hear Talk By Rev Malloy At Luncheon
Lions gathered Tuesday for a luncheon where Rev. W C Malloy of Marty Texas spoke on the churchs role in supporting the community. President Halverton read invitations from Waco and Gatesville clubs for Clifton Lins to attend their October meetings as well. The session closed after a brief reflection with no new business.
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Lions Cink Funcheon
Halverton
Waco
Gatesville
Clifton Lins
Oatoberth
Lion W. D. Raley
W. C. Malloy
Marty Texas
Thirteen Voting Places For Corn Hog Referendum
Bosque County farmers may vote Saturday October 26 on a single question: whether to adopt a corn hog adjustment program to follow the 15 program expiring in 1925. Eligible voters include owners and operators of farms with corn or hog production in 1934, each entitled to one vote. Polling sites and committee chairs listed. county results to state headquarters by Monday noon. state results to Washington. Participation crucial to ensure program viability.
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Bosque County
E.R. Lawrence
Carner OE
Kopperl
R. E. Perry
Steiner
GW. Cradly
More Xan
M.C. Morkan
Walnut Springs
J. W. Cunningham
Iredell
W. R. Davis
Meridian
W. E. Sheppard
W. ©. Gilmore
Cranfile Gap
Sven ‘A. Hengon
Coyote
Rousty Womack
Liew Conrad
Cotton
Me Bronsted
Mosheim
D. T. Poston
Valley Mills
J. K. Harris
Coo Greek
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Harris
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Norfolk
Cranfills Gap
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