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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1933

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Wheat Farmers Organizing County Committees in Meridian

Wheat farmers in Bosque County organize local committees under County Agent Handley as part of an Educational Campaign. The notice outlines a sample three year production basis and government payment calculations, with specific figures for adjusted averages and allotments. Local committees are to contact L. Wilson for details and participation.

Handley Bosque County United States Curtin L. Wilson Goanty Merridian

Pleads for New Currency Issue Pleads for New Currency Issue

Senator Tom Connally of Marlin joins other senators urging inflation through a nine billion dollar currency expansion to raise agricultural prices. He asks President Roosevelt to radiate currency or alter gold content to boost money supply, arguing current farm prices and payments cannot cover contracts and costs.

Ben Antonio Tom Connally Marlin Roosevelt Titor Connally South

Hillsboro Tax Proposal Sparks Merchants Meeting

Local Hillsboro merchants confront proposed tax changes during a heated session. Officials and attendees clash over timing and burden, while city leaders outline measures and next steps amid a tense public hearing. The gathering focuses on how the tax would be levied, who bears the cost, and potential impacts on local businesses.

Canyon boy to accompany Byrd on second Antarctic voyage

A Canyon youth, son of J A Hill of West Texas State Teachers College, is selected to join Admiral Byrd on his second Antarctic expedition. He is among a few chosen explorers to sail aboard the ship and study dome operations, after writing to Byrd seeking the chance to participate.

Canyon A. Hill West Texas Bate Teachers College Admiral Byrd 180 Dome Stu Enti Byrd Boston Walt Tesir

House Member Sees No Sales Tax Need

Austin Texas September 14 Representative George W Winningham of Texas said he has letters from at least twenty five House members opposing the sales tax He cites growing opposition and argues there is no necessity for a levy He notes delinquent state accounts and suggests tightening collection to avoid taxes and relieve bonds.

Austin Texas George W. Winningham Texia

Secretary rejects Ferguson relief board in public works push

Washington warns Governor Miriam A Ferguson that federal officials will not weigh the Texas advisory board’s recommendations. The Interior Department says only the national public works advisory board may urge projects, while state boards handle the actual work.

Washington Vehes Miriam A. Ferguson Texan Ferguson Interior Department Goréenor Yerguson Volutes Pubilic Works Advisory Board Nother Saeney Massachrasetts

Former Morgan Residents Hold 8th Annual Reunion in Fort Worth

The eighth annual reunion of former Morgan citizens was held at Forest Park in Fort Worth on Sunday, Sept. 10, with 150 attendees. Craig M. Logan of Valley Mills and Mrs. Sara Curry of Ennis were elected president and secretary. Messages from several members were read. A long list of attendees across Texas towns was recorded, including Fort Worth, Dallas, Austin, Waco, and Galveston residents and families.

Jim Williamson Dan Williamson Arthur Stuah Springs Oklahoma Dan Wlinmaon Behow Broa Clifton Nan Mangold D. Johnson Rio Viet Minn Geristide Loman Dublin Troy Baxter M. E. Compton Valley Mills Meridian Whitt Gunn Fort Wert Fidlim A. Burton Joe Melenn Benin Now Mangold Hager John Adams Hillsboro Calaiven Foremer Morgan Forest Park Fort Worth Craig M. Logan Valley Mille Sara Curry Ennis Mra Dan Hunter Dave Crook Cole Rolfe J. Walton McKinney Ore Day Pambona Calif Craig Nichols Hugh Gillis Mea C. J. Hughen W. M. Hooke Mise Obera Dendy W. I. Abernathy Mrre. B. Cooper Jund Mes J. H. Rose Mian Virgrinia Rose Homer Covey Herschel Covey Claude Ligon J. M Hill Lucille Marguerite Layland Addie Bates Misa Jo Smith Mine Vern Lassiter Haesal Phelps Tyler Maforé Earl Hal Dallas Neil Gilpin W. H. Younger D. D. Cannon W. A. Builes Durward Brown Austin—Murry D. Ford Waco Tona Curry Whitney Hen Huth Boomer Galveston Claude XK Brown Morgan John Gilpin J. L. Ross Mary E. Gilpin Delia Emma and Lee Craig L . Maples J. B. Hill Portar Hill T. A. Groor D. Preston Hornbuckle HD. Wines Ernie Sam R. Curry Mise Virginia Curry Albert. Williams Bowie L. G. Nunley Wichita Polls B.C. ‘Austin T. R. Balcher M.C. Daniels Denton Ida N. Winston Minow Addie Laura Winston Irwin Gilpin Crate M. Logan Strawn George D. Andros Mons Aniowa

Clifton Public School News Items Summary

The Snow 400 enrollment totals include 14 in high school and 260 in grades, with higher overall enrollment than last year. The high school census shows forty two students, the largest among grades, as students' work and spirit bring encouragement. A new high school bookkeeping course is popular with 36 enrolled. text provided free by the State. Vocational offerings include home economies for girls and typewriting in commercial studies. Rev E N Scarlett spoke to the student body at chapel on “1 nets” with music by the orchestra led by Professor Kreyer. Pep squad leaders Johnie Polk, Mary Louise Lane, Joe Kilgore, and David Cormany were elected. Cub football squad vows to energize pep activities. The State Education Committee ruling requires students from unlisted high schools to fortify credits via examinations to enter, with zero credit for unaffiliated subjects. the system may offer nine subjects for exams and watch for adequate time and credits.

Censer Nahmlasion E. N. Scarlett Methodist Typ High School

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