Clifton High Threatens Title As Cubs Win Big
The Clifton High football team defeated Went 5 0 to 6 in a hard fought game. Elder and Pinky led the running backs with long plays including a 70 yard dash and a 40 yard gain. The Cubs showed strong blocking and defense, with standout punts and several key runs to sustain drives. West scored on a rush that broke through the Cubs as Beckner fumbled the play and West slid in for the lone score.
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Clifton
Tucker
Woo Porte
Zins
Elian High
Elder
Capt
Pinky
Aaa
Canutesoh
Geather
Clove
Raminge Honore
Tovchfa
Clif Ihdown
Wallace
Bass
Seljos
Harvey
Jackson Showld
West
Ube
Aly
Paasah
Beckner
Conservation district meeting notes and plantings report
The Boxque Boil Conservation District held its regular meeting noting approval of plans from multiple groups including Germany Conservation, Norse Group, and South Womack. Reports mention Bermud and buffalo grass stands, seeded last spring, with several farmer and rancher participants across Meridan Creek, North Womack, Cooper and surrounding areas.
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Stephenville
Tesus
C. B. Sprulell
Felix Bhatfier
Germany
G. P. Marrs
Bouane Valefey
Kix Preseher
South Womack
Oscar Grimland
Norse Group
H. Ty Blue
Numerous Items Flowing Into Clifton Lockers Plant
C L Flint reports Clifton Locker Plant receiving a steady stream of goods. Roy Dayton a rancher near Clifton and Ya brought in moose from Canada and other items including squab rabbits aquitrels butter fresh vegetables fowl meat and beers. Daily intake reaches about 1200 to 1500 pounds with lockers rented from as far as Waco and Temple.
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C. L. Flint
Clifton
Roy Dayton
Canada
Iockers
Waco
Temple
Changes planned for Clifton Mercantile building remodeling
In Clifton on November 1 changes begin at Clifton Mercantile as the former Jorgenson and Seljos firm converts the corner into a modern restaurant run by Ovie Anderson. After relocation of the cafe equipment, Charlie Schusidt will move the business and remodel the former Anderson Cafe site. A. J. Reieroa and Chris Strand plan to install the Kaiser Frazier Cars display in the recently bought Garate. John Fort vacates the Humble Piling Station as Alvin Prines’ occupancy continues. R. Le Lane assumes the Inter Beemer dealership with plans for year end. Wes A.C. Reunion stock to be moved by year’s end.
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Accood
Bass Tweee
Cliftin
Clifton Mercantile
Eorner
Jost
Jorgenson and Seljos
Ovie Anderson
Anderson
Charlie Schusidt
Anderson Cafe
I ‘A. J. Reieroa
Chris Strand
Garate
Joe Moffatt
Readitere
Kaiser Frazier
John Fort
Alvin Prines
R. le Lane
Inter
Tbe
Jan Senet
Lane and Feet Motor Co
Wes. A.C. Reunion
Garnerville H D Cin meets at Mrs W F Conrad home
The Garnerville H D Cin met Friday Oct 18 at the home of Mrs W F Conrad. Vice president Mrs Lincoln Ferris called the meeting to order. Officers read their year’s budget and demonstrations covered fruit growing plantains peaches and weed control.
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Garnerville H. D. Cin
W. F. Conrad
Lincoln Ferris
Fallown
Mire
John Spitzer
Bee-Treat
Raymond Lamiert
Gooneil
Raymond Lamine
W. B Coneyard Damonslrstare
Camereing
Pred Busby
Stryker
Baay Bee Chub
Aosarillo
Connell
Aullant Bulgh Arrive Ready for Distribution
Fragmented text shows a notice about Aullant Bulgh arriving for distribution with garbled timing and day references. The legible parts mention a schedule around Bam and a call to action plus hours, but key details remain unclear.
Cowboys Clash With Allen Academy At Clifton City Park
Clifton College Cowboys meet Allen Academy in Clifton at City Park Saturday night at 6. The game was moved from Friday to avoid clashing with Clifton High's big Friday game against McGregor Village. The Cowboys, after a rough loss to Texas Lutheran, aim to rebound with renewed effort and fan support as they prepare for a rematch in Seguin later in the year.
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Clifton College Cowboys
Allen Academy
Clifton
City Park
Real En Yhualaem
Texas Lutheran
Wopke
Joel
Local Visitors and Weekend News From Clifton Area
Miss Jtonne Welborn of Waco visited Clifton friends, while Vic Pederson of Fort Worth returned for the homecoming game with Clifton College. Mrs. Fred Wilson of Archer City and Mrs. Elbert Williams of Pauls Valley visited Mrs. Harry Bradstreet. Couples Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunts visited Terra Haute, Ind. Rosa Odle of Valley Mills plans an early Christmas gift, son Purney requests no gift. HG Hulings spent a few days in York and looked for store news. E L Ne and attendant visited in Waen with their parents.
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Fred Wilson
Archer City
Elbert Williams
Paul's Valley
Oklo
Harry Bradstreet
Carl Smith
Bill Tennison
Terra Haute
Ind
Paul Hunts
Rosa Odle
Valley Mille
Purney
Bbe
Charles Fehler Jr Receives High Future Farmer Award
A clipping notes Charles Fehler Jr receives a High Future Farmer Award. The report lists birth announcements for Dorothy Louise, Larry Dean Jaynes, and Rickie Thomas, detailing birth dates, times, and parental homes.
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Charles Fehler, Jr
One Of Nineteen In Texas To Be Honored
Kansas City Missouri. Charley J. was among nineteen Texas farm youths selected for the Ameri can Farmer Degree at the Future Farmers of America Victory Convention. The award honors high school vocational agriculture students excelling in academics leadership and community service and includes a $25 prize.
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Kansas City
Charley ‘Ier
Texas
Daa Nate Land Saints
United States
Future Farmers of America
Wit High
Ie Ieee
Lions Club Hears Guests From Meridian
The Meridian Lions Club meeting featured Gordon Ginocchio speaking on Good Roads Amendment Three to fund road and school needs with registration and gasoline tax revenue. Guests included Major J. T. Lomax and Rev. Cecil H. Smith. Ten year Chevron honors were given to C. B. Reese, W. D. Goodall, W. C. Horst, and C. E. Pierson. Daisy Womack received a membership key. New members J. L. Standefer, Jry Pederson, Orlette Watson, Harvard Hanson, and others were welcomed.
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Roaring Lions
Tom C. Parks
Gordon Ginocchio
Meridia
Ginocchio
Bosque County
Texas
Gindeehio
Teaus
J. T. Lomax
Merian
Cecil H. Smith
C. B. Reese
W. D. Goodall
W. C. Horst
C. E. Pierson
Daisy Womack
Harvard
Hanson
J. L. Standefer
Jry
Pat Pederson
Orlette Watson
Friends Celebrate Birthday of Mrs Bertelsen in Fort Worth
On Sunday morning October 20 friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Al J Bertelsen traveled to Fort Worth to celebrate Mrs Bertelsen's birthday. They joined Sunday School and church services at Trinity Lutheran Church, bringing baskets for noon and evening meals. Participants included Otis Bronstad Mary Hansen Gunder Larson William Bergersen Christabel Bellas H M Wold John Michael and families.
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al. J Bertelsen
Fort Worth
Bertelsen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Geeren
Otis Bronstad
Mary Hansen
Gunder Larson
Sirs
William Berielsen
Christabel and Bellas
Bellag H. Wold
John Find Michael
Mra
Mrs James F O Shea Dies Thursday Morning
Mrs James F O Shea aged 61 died Thursday morning October 24 in Joes hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at the family home and Trinity Lutheran Church at 2:30. Rev Walter Te Gigstad will conduct. She was born in Iredell July 4 1885, daughter of the late Lars Olson and wife. Survived by husband James P O Shea. she was a beloved community member slated for a longer life write-up next week.
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James F. O'Shea
Joes Hospital
Trinity Luther Church
Walter Te Gigstad
O'Shea
Iredell
Lars Olson
James P. O’shea
Grea
OPA Lifts Price Ceilings on Most Foods and Drinks
Washington reports that OPA abolished price ceilings on nearly all foods and beverages effective midnight Wednesday. The move ends wage controls for many workers in the food sector, leaving ceilings only on sugar syrups and rice. Fractured list notes bakery items, fruits, and beverages now decontrolled.
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Washington
OPA
Weilnesdal
Army to Trim Many Camps After War
Washington reports a sharp cut in postwar Army camps and other Army posts, with the War Department revealing more than twenty economy measures. The notice notes reductions to base facilities and personnel, aiming to curtail wartime expansion and streamline defense operations.
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Washington
War Department
Fragmented Local News Teases a Place or Event
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a local scene near a place name but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. Readable details include a hinted geography around Pom ont Sp Sie, with missing letters obscuring who, what, and when. The fragment remains too vague for full reconstruction.
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