Rally Program Aims to Top Rally Effort at Clinton
Camp Hood Band and Medal of Good Conduct officers lead a rally in Clinton next Monday afternoon. Krueger, a 10 year armored forces veteran, will perform with equipment from McCloskey Hospital Temple and 0 months in service. Kroner, son of Mr and Mrs Krueger Valley Mills, stationed in Dia New Jersey, will attend with friends.
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Camp Hood
Medal of Good Conduct
McCloskey Hospial
Temple
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Cliton
End
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Valley Milla
Dia
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Ciiften
BP UK Army Watereas
Env
Mc Closkey General Hospital
Texas poultry business expands with new egg hatching line
Mr Dycon of Clifton enhances his operation by adding an electrically operated hatching equipment to raise chicken and turkey eggs. The upgrade aims to meet rising demand over the next year as reported by local citizens proud of the venture and the plant’s potential impact on the community.
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Eeelion
Texas
Dycon Alowly
Clifton Citisanship
Anesthar Laere
Bond Rally to Boost County War Bond Quota
Rousing appeal urges all residents of Bocque County to attend a Bond Rally Monday afternoon at the Clifton Theatre to push past the quota of 807000 dollars. Citizens, from farmers to clerks, are urged to buy bonds and support the war effort with a fresh payment at the event.
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McClusky Hospital
Temple
Clitson
Cnstgn
Bocque County Munt ‘Alan
Bond
Clifter Theatre
Clifton
Election of Soil District Supervisors Slated for Oct 5
The Worgus Soil Conservation District announces its Oct 5 election to select five subdivision supervisors. Balloting will be at Bell or City Hall Clifton and School House Tredall with two incumbents Henry Dahlen and Ward Mata continuing. The district covers northern county areas and includes five divisions, each electing a supervisor.
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A.J & M. College Externity
Seeview
Tais Divci Campeon
Bragscoat
Moperwell
Brath County
Cua
Use
Highway 23
Rebdivinion No
Clifton
Bebdiviniom No
Tredall
Lawrener
Ube County
Henry Dahlen
Glitter
Ward Mata
Eredall
Coounty
Jefferta
Hale
Clifton Students Drive to Fly Minute Man Flag
Clifton School students launch a fund drive to keep the Minute Man flag flying at the school. They aim to raise ninety percent of stamps and bonds sales in nine days, with early day sales totaling 444.60 compared to 1811.00 last year. Faculty and student leaders organize the campaign and plan a War Bond rally with Army watermen and evacuees from Camp Hood.
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Ervanda
Oittom
Mies Bronatad
Miss Townley
Mra.demon
Beverly Nell
Sirs Jenson
Mie Bronsted
Miss Dowdle
Conton
Townley
Ber‘aleen
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Soil Building Practice Boosts Cotton Yield for Local Men
Farmers in Clifton report higher cotton yields after Austrian Winter Pea cover crop. On 22.4 acres with peas, 1.5 bales were produced. 18 acres without peas yielded 1 bale. The group plans continued soil-building trials and improved practices this season.
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Hoel Wts
Clifton
Womack Conservation Group
Hoe
Ami
Pose Meng
Farwers
Soldier's Medal contemplated for Cpl Owen Dahl praise
A Clifton family receives a wartime letter from 2nd Lt. P. L. Young commending Corporal Owen Dahl of the Pioneer Platoon for his leadership and bravery in the Middle East theater. The commander says Dahl is a superior NCO, notes his courtesy and devotion to duty, and mentions a possible Soldier's Medal with a citation, ribbon, and pay increase if approved. The letter also links Dahl's actions to broader traditions of army noncommissioned officers.
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Helmer Dahi
Clifton
Livut
P. L. Young
Pioneer Pl
Pioneer Pi
Owen
Pia Rer
Cpl Dahl
Whitley
S.m
Imad
Closing Days War Loan Drive Planned in County
Plans for the final phase of the War Loan Bond drive in Bongue county will be formed at a meeting of community chairmen and citizens at the Meridian Courthouse Friday night. County chairman Garland Davis invites all residents to attend and boost the fund. R. Dupre of Waco, regional War Bond committee member, will speak and offer ideas to reach the quota.
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Bongue County
Meridian
Wight
Garland Davis
Dean
Dst
Bosque County
Devin
R. By Dupre
Waco
Vine
Eucena
Cubs Defeat Hico 190 in Prep Football Clash
The Cubs beat Hico 19 to 0 on opening night with Lamigrat scoring three touchdowns for Clifton. Key players Pierson and Standefer were injured, hampering Clifton’s lineup as they prepare to host Hamilton on Friday at 8:30.
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Hico
Hamilton
Clifton
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Lone Rains
Long
Lamigrat
Clifton Cube
Teo
Wgarist
Joan Pierson
John Standefer
Cats
Wico
Joel
Inort
Gall
Hve
Pierson
John W Reesing Commissioned as 2nd Lt
John W. Reesing received his commission as a second lieutenant after completing the Quartermaster School at Camp Lejeune. The intensive program trains in military discipline, weapons handling, and leadership for Army supply services under Brig. Gen. George A. Horken.
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John W. Reesing
Camp LE
John
George A. Horken
Quartermaster School
Fesese
Army Fighta
Respectrunty Yours Fred T Young
A clipped line names Fred T Young as lieutenant in a fictional defense command. The note resembles a military style signoff with rank titles and an unusual emblematic phrase. The fragment suggests a historical or satirical context without clear events.
College Receives Donations From Alumni and Friends
A Wisconsin donor from Hav, BW Bier of Wis, sent a check intended for last year but withheld until now. A cash gift arrived from Raymond Younger, a former attendee who joined the Army, expressing appreciation for the college’s support and recalling memories from the hill.
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Bier
Wistenberg
Wis
Lafery
Raymond Younger
Applications Open for Emergency Crop Loans in Borgue County
Meridian county officials announce Emergency Crop Loans for wheat and other small grains. Farmers with cash flow shortfalls may apply at the County Treasurer's Office. Farm Credit Administration overseer John Wong notes eligibility follows prior years. Loans target growers unable to obtain credit from banks or other lenders.
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Borgue
Meridian
Johnwom Ias
Farm Credit Administration
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