Car Collision at North Main Street injures seven
CL Ligon reports a car crash on East Main near Thompson Street resulting in seven people injured. One driver, Adam, suffered serious injuries. others had minor cuts, bruises, and shock. Hospitalized patients include Mrs. Thompson and J. W. Thompson. the light car had a broken radiator and shattered windshield. Authorities describe the Waco Hospital treatment and ongoing examinations.
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Nowa
Ligon
Main Street
Thompson
Severary Stern & Waco Hospital
East Main
Clitea
Plymouth
iAilmins
Adame
Joyapanna
Hoh Logan
J. W. Thompson
W. Thompson
Beth My
J. W. Thomp
Ndm
Farmers Permitted To Haul Own Cattle
Fort Worth Texas September 20 a Texas Railroad Commission opinion says farmers may haul their own cattle to market using their own trucks with a required permit Marshall director of motor transportation division stated the rule applies to individual farmers hauling their own livestock
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Railroad
Toarbet
Acconto
Marshall
Motor Transportation
Commission
Community Is Lorn in Every Way Talk
A vivid portrait of Pelham in Western Navarro and Bant er Hill Counties described as the most progressive Negro settlement in Texas. The article notes fertile lands owned and cultivated by Black Taylors, with farm homes from cottages to large houses, numerous churches, and a growing community built on industry and intelligent effort.
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Texas
Pelham
Navarro
Banter Hill
Teres
Hutane
Bocihiern
Gidr
Commuei
Ec Agrivoltural
Seridian Court And Local News Items From Week
Special Correspondent ten Eilenbeth Butler of Austin, with her mother Ira Butler, and others visited relatives in Stephenville and Hamilton. Numerous local families from Waco to Corvallina visited kin. Notes include marriages and licenses for Moffite and Magwie Warren, Grady Baker and Zora Lee Moreland, and Thomas M. Phillips and Ada Nilliaens.
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Eilenbeth Butler
Austin
Ira
Alma
Butler
Scott
Stephenville
Clara I
Richards
Mrr
Pederson
South America
H. B. Chiley
Hix
Jeorge
Ellon
Will Phillipe
Jax Hy Knight
Cranville Gap
Meridian
Wille Darden
Mintnana College
Waco
Leslie Cooper
Corvicana Ara
Parenta
H. Cooper
Ward Smith Jefe
Verlbest
Vebbest
Licenson Gon
Moffite
Magwie Warren
Grady
Baker
Mias
Zora Lee Moreland
Car Crash Burns Two Men Die Near Here
Wave September report states Joe Pondren 25 of Dawood and Vernon Langford died from burns after a VW van caught fire following a crash. Merman Langford dragged his brother Vernon from the burning vehicle but both men perished en route to a hospital. Levert Bogle survived and received treatment for injuries as the cause notes a gasoline leak and engine fire.
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Joe Pondren
Dawood
Wie
Vw van
Vernon
Langford
Tenis Road
Tarleton Clash Opens Clifton Season Under Lights
The 1095 football season opens in Bosque County Friday night as John Tarleton visits Clifton College under the new athletic field lights. Admission is 40 and 25 cents with a grandstand crowd expected, and local weather disruptions from recent rainfall noted.
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Clifton
John Tarleton
Clifton College
Ashers
Bosque County
Harris
Tarleton
Joe Junior College
Harvis
Larkin
Archerity
Goolwhy
Stubbs
Wortham
Pool of
Valley
Rolin
Hanna
Coton
Landgref
Murphree
Engen
Wallace
Standefer
Bermrude
Nole
Cranils
Newton
Ligon
Morigan
Jones
Stanley
Koppert
Wien
Three Yockum Murder Suspects Arrested Here
Early this week Sheriff Pearl Ben yon and associates gathered sufficient evidence in the death of Floy Yockum to warrant the arrest of two Black men and one white man, Loy Foo, Tom Wright, and Eid Myerett, held for county grand jury action. Local officers toivioned the case as investigations continue.
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Pearl Benyon
Cane
He County
Wile Gre
Hberttt Denson
Viecate
Parent Teachers Hold First Regular Meeting
An incomplete report notes the initial regular gathering of the Parent-Teacher Association. Key officers and attendees are listed, with emphasis on early planning and coordination for upcoming school activities.
University Breaks Enrollment Record
University records show a new enrollment high as 85,700 students are expected to attend the fall term at the Texas university system. Officials cite strong applications and expanded programs across multiple campuses, with administrators forecasting continued growth through next year.
NYA Aid to Bosque High School Students
New York Academy plans assistance for ten Bosque High School students. Program aims to provide scholarships and resources to help with tuition and materials. Officials cite commitment to local education and student success.
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NYA
Cranfills Gap Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Residents and visiting relatives fill the week with travels from Fort Worth San Antonio Long Beach and Dallas. Families including Bertelsen Johnson Grimland Hall Tally and Bronstad visit or return to Cranfills Gap while a correction clarifies the primary teacher is Miss Romine and Miss Frances Bertelven is the correct name at opening.
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Mra
HL Bertelsen
Carl Johnson
Fort Worth
Johnson
City of
Sevral
August Carlson
Gordon Grimland
San Antonio
Axel Grimland
Long Beach
Cal
Melvin Hall
Defeatur
Erances Bertelsen
Waco
Tally
Waxahachie Sun
Douglas Langford
Low
Louiz Dracke
Wilma Hanson
Dallas
Ottis Tyler
Alvin Sorenson
G. 0. Bronatad, Je
Chitlon
Mies Raby
Romine
Stes
Frances
Frances Bertelven
State Reserve Cotton Certificates Given Out
State officials report that the 90 percent tax exemption quota certificates have been distributed to cotton producers. The 10 percent State reserve certificates are being allocated to eligible producers, totaling 105,413,053 pounds with 119,086,967 pounds remaining. Eligibility rules cover growers with low three year cotton acreage and specific yield or soil conditions. Certificates go to those who filed evidence of entitlement. some certificates already issued to first time growers since 1927. Civic Improvement Society meeting announced for October at 4:00 PM to discuss Flower Carnival planning.
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College Station
A. L. Smith
Texas Colton Review Board
Aid
Ators
Ysottan
Smith
Colts Win Game And Series In Meridian
Last Sunday in Meridian the Colts beat Chitton 8 to 6 to take the second of a three game series. The win ties Meridian and Chitton for the Tri County League title race with a decisive ninth inning rally led by Windham and Alexander. A long homer by Olvon and a late decisive hit kept the drama high as Clifton hosts the decisive game next Sunday.
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Meridian
Chitton
Colts
Olvon
Windham
Kleine
Alexander
Clifton
High School Cubs Fall in Season Opener at Rosebud
Clifton High Cubs suffer a hard fought loss to Rosebud Priday night after Rosebud scores early and again on a kickoff return. Cubs rally via Dahl interception return to near Rosebud’s 40 but fall short as Rosebud edges ahead with two touchdowns in the first half and more in the later quarters. Stryker and Dahl carry the ball for Clifton while Dahl to Hugh Beondtad provides the extra point.
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Clifton Aligh
Rosebud
Cubs
Clifton
P.O Dahl
Stryker
Dahl
Hugh Beondtad
Wesin
Thorn
Ossbud
Tong Suns
Birgkerst
Beerese ‘Brothers
Bill To Perfect Brazos Bill Sent To Governor
Austin date Sept 20 reports a bill to perfect the Brazos project has been referred to the governor for action. The fragment indicates legislative steps but lacks full context or outcome details.
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Seridian Court
Hewe RK
Nicely Te Thone Enterprises
Alway
Reek
Tie Pannt
Aahiejalion
W. Wieex
Fae
Sira
Reptin
Ube Universau
Bora
Dolly Stark
National League Am 0
New York
Nuw
Noro
Ieft
Word Vitek
We National Tengue
Stark
Cranfills Gap
Civic Society
Civic Ieprovement Society
West Wadmenday
Til Brawford
W. E. Maret
J.T. Tarranee
Avery
E. Gandy
A. Gandy
Porter
Brantley
Gillaspie
Au Dorman
Au Davis
Huse
Spitcer
Canuteson
Reesing
Olson
the Tein
Dee
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