Brightened 4-H and WPA Exhibit Plans At Clifton Fair
A 1988 Clifton Fair slate features Trans Pit show planned at the Hale Granda with WPA and 4-H participants. County Agent Laserenon and Vocational Agriculture Trutractor J. Gerlot promote educational and industrial exhibits by Gouily Hoie Demonstration Clubs members. Weather-friendly scheduling aims for a high-water attendance with improved planning for October dates.
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Hale Granda
Clifton
Nrombend
Laserenon
J. Gerlot
Wu Promning
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Pioneer Bosque County matriarch dies at 90
Giwtdina J Lacy of Clifton reports the death of grandma Lacy at her son W G Lacy’s home Tuesday August 28. Born 1848 with Mercer as maiden name she married Warren Lacy in 1800. Survivors include five children Henry Lacy Ada Vancleave deceased Josie Mitchell W G Lacy and Lottie Purcell plus thirty-two grandchildren. Funeral at Coon Breele with Rev A T Marshall of Fort Worth, burial in Booth Bend Cemetery.
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Giwtdina
J. Lacy
Bosque County
W. G. Lacy
Nial
Clifton
Severa Miles
Mercer
Warren Lacy
Lacy
al- Showeh
Fry
Howe
Coon
Breele
A.T. Marshall
Fort
Booith Bend
Miss Olive Dahl Shower Honored by Port Arthur Bride Elect
Miss Olive Jurdiss Dahl honored with a linen shower on Tuesday afternoon August 30 from three to five at Mrs. Milton Dahl’s home. Guests registered in the bride’s book, were served punch and cookies, and the program featured Merle Dahl, Mary Geen, Edna Bergman, and others assisting.
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Milton Dahl
Olive Jurah Dub
William A. Bibley
Port Arthur
Texas
Mme Janey Ruth Ryan
Milixes Halen & Solbere
Virgie Lambert
Faye Bakke
Mme. Duh
Joseph Solberg
Carlie
ren‘Merle Dahl
Mary
Postponed Returns Coloring Saturday Ren Off Primary
Partial returns from 250 of 248 counties show results for lieutenant governor and other offices. Figures include Brooks 200817, Stevenson 433815, Mann 480140, Woodul 851203, and Terrell 78084 with several Greenfield and district races still tallying.
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Brooks
Stevenson
Altommgy Genweal
Mann
Woddul
Railroad
Adter
Terrell
Lani Colmibstoner
Death of Helmer Anderson at Austin
Mrs Borat Beelelwan reports the passing of Helmer Anderson on Monday August 22 1098 at San Hlarium in Austin after four months illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday August 23 at the home and at St Olaf Lutheran Church with burial in St Olaf Cemetery. Sincere sympathy to husband and children along with Mrs Potw Sorenson and daughters Hattie Frances and Walter from Dallas visited Minnie Swenson and Mae Reesing returned to San Carlos Arizona after two weeks with her parents. The Clifton College Almanac Picnic held at Oly Park Wednesday August 24 was a social and financial success. Continued on last page.
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Borat Beelelwan
Helmer Anderson
San. Hlarium
Austin
Hv Pan
Tor
W. J. Muakentad
St. Olaf Lutheren
St. Olaf Lutheran
Qlke
Wunters
Thatchers
Potw Sorenson
Hattie
Frances
Walter
Dallas
Minnie Swenson
Mae Reesing
San Carlos
Ariz
Hl. Reesing
Clifton College
Uncle Jack Helton Departs This Life
Mrs. J K Helton aged 87 resident of Bosque County since age three died September 1 1938 at home in Bosque County. Funeral at Johns on Ross Helton home Friday morning conducted by Hey Haysten Edwards and Rev B Kerdd Interment Mabrey Cemetery near Searayilte. Sympathy to bereaved. reporter notes hardships and community ties amid obituaries in the era.
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J.K
Uncle Duck) Helton
Bosque County
Ross Helton
Hey
Haysten Edwards
B. Ker
Mabrey
Searayilte
Jamas
Steer Rider Heads East on Trek to New York
Mrs Hirart Hibbs of Houston plans a long journey to visit her mother Mrs Casruteson and other relatives in Edgewood. The notice mentions Mire Bremuat Al Reborn moving early this week and lists several names amid unclear fragments.
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New York
Mre
Hirart Hibbs
Houston
Casruteson
Otler
Ated
Bremuat
Edgewood
Cows Poisoned Kill Four Animals Believed Arsenic Laced Water
O W Ruffin, living five miles north of town, loses four cows to arsenic poisoning after water in a back yard is tainted. Investigating his son Robert recalls arsenic used for worm poison and confirms where the contaminated water was disposed of. Cattle death hits Ruffin hard as he depended on the herd for income and plans to replace cows to continue work.
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O. W. Ruffin
Robert
Oliver Miller Leads Riverside Golf Tournament Victory
Oliver Miller won the Riverside Golf Club tournament with the low score of 4, among 20 players. Myohunle Miller was runner-up with 88, Foster Cherry had high score 129, while C G Brons tad, Felix Shaffer, J La Standefer, Jack Tindall and Melvin Grimland earned various honors. Blind Bogey results favored Miller and Cherry, with prizes of four golf balls for winners and no entry fee for the regular event.
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Oliver Miller
Riverside
Miller
Myohunle Miller
Foster Cherry
C. G. Bronstad
Felix
Shaffer
J. la Standefer
Jack Tindall
Melvin Grimland
CH. Roose
Buster Schumacher
Ud Cherry
Ouenament
Royey
Esrag
Rm Cote
Heavy County Run Off Primary Voters Cast Ballots
Bosque County voters participated in the second Democratic Primary on August 27. Ballot items included statewide and county offices such as Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul and Bascom Giles for land office, with numerous candidates for attorney general associate justice and sheriff. Results shown include multiple vote tallies for each race and candidate.
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lPadeau
Pre Teeit
Bosque County
Coke R. Stevenson
Phere Brooks
Walter Woodul
Gerald C. Mann
Supreme
Richard Orit
W. H. Davidvon
Court of Criminal Appeals
Hany N. Graves
V. Tercell
JG. A
Jerry Sucherage
Commissioner of
General Land Office
Bascom Giles
H. Meonald
Pearl Benson
Dave Montgomery
Cecil Packer
E. A. Bud Jackson
Justice Peace
W. W. Wright
Bowman
Clifton College Plans Expanded Faculty for Coming Year
Clifton College expects higher inquiries and enrollments than last year as four new teachers join. Aline Clifton will lead the Library and Miss Reign oversees Sacred Heart Minnesota, with Frank A. Rix taking over Business. E A Moore returns as high school principal. President Veldey praises the faculty as the finest yet.
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Clifton College
Aline Clifton
Miss. Reign
Sacred Heart
Minnesota
Frank A. Rix
Denko
Seionde ‘Matics
E. A. Moore
Hih
Veldey
Clifuan
Mrs J T Glass Dies at Home After Long Faithful Life
Mrs Annie Arella Glass wife of a pioneer Methodist minister died at home after years of faithful service. She joined Clifton Baptist Church about 190, served as leader in the Women’s Missionary Union and PTA, and was a charter member of Regina Chapter No 28 of the OES. Survived by her husband and children, she was praised as a serene Christian and devoted mother. Burial to follow Tuesday after services.
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D.C. Strange
Cahab
Texa
Powell Dale
Meridian
Repy
Glass
Gluse
Wontack
Jine Union
ANB Clifton Baptist’ Church
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Meridian Court And Local News Visit to Mayo and trips
Dr and Mrs Goodall visited their Rochester Minnesota relatives before en route to Memphis Texas. The column lists visits and guests from Valley Mills Breckenridge Dallas Waco and other towns with numerous family and social engagements among Mrs McCorkleMiss D Ric and others.
Bob-White Cow Boy Band In Person at Southwest Event
One of the Southwest's most popular touring bands, the Bob-White Cow Boy Band performs live in person, drawing a wide audience with its country and western style and energetic stage presence.
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