02 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
1
A fragmentary ad-like text promotes a drugstore experience emphasizing confidence and pure chemicals. It uses unusual phrasing to claim guided care and superior service in a retail setting. The excerpt reads like an early 20th century marketing snippet.
State education officials visit Clifton to review the high school and preparatory programs. They urge salary increases for staff, more library books, equipment, and curriculum expansion to maintain Clifton's standing. Debates and choral concert draw large crowds as students showcase advancing skills.
Voters in Cliffant will elect four aldermen for two years. The local paper notes the role demands time and effort without pay and urges business leaders to serve. Incumbents J Medenon, W Milter, and Claremner Carpenter are nominated, with Ollie Brotatad to replace F K Brudatreet who resigned. residents urged to turnout.
Public notice announces the relocation of a shoe shop to the old Harness House at Wickman, with Mrs. John Manguen of Wave Torrone listed in the notice.
The text describes two teams, Valley Mission and Clifton, forming groups to compete in a debate, with HaYiard City and Ube dietriet mentioned as locations or affiliations. It notes effort to determine a winner amid mixed results and bystander commentary.
Thousands attend Clifton led county league meet with dominant performances across events. Clifton swept track races and field, won most junior divisions, and captured many top placings in debates and spelling. Valley Mills and Walnut Springs followed with high point totals, Meridian and Crandall Gap earning notable podiums in rural and teacher-school categories.
A family gathering honored Mrs Wallace with a birthday celebration held in a seaside setting. The event featured children and relatives, with speeches and well wishes expressing gratitude and affection for the matriarch.
A city mayor urges residents to join a park cleanup event set for a Thursday. The effort aims to clear a local park within four days and showcase community cooperation across neighborhoods and groups.
Unclear readable phrases reference Waranerh Gen Co and a Saturday visit. Mentions Artemis and “fatal” context with vague implication of injury or death. Details are fragmented and names appear garbled, limiting concrete facts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions planting, harvest quantities, prices per tun, and names like Norse and Comanche. It references a west Al area, Totten Reet, and events or weather during a prior year. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
The city light plant has operated for over three months with 24 hour service and is self sustaining while delivering savings to residents. Rates have been reduced, with a potential 120 per year cut and 25 percent price reductions for tight service users, benefiting most households and keeping customers loyal to the municipal plant.
A meeting is planned at City Hall Friday night April 1 at eight o clock to organize Clifton Booster Band activities. All interested residents are invited to attend and contribute to funding and support for the band.
The report covers basketball losses to Meridian College and wins at a return match, a student initiation ceremony for new clubs, an orchestra concert at city hall, and exam stress as Easter vacation approaches. It notes Millsboro Junior College game results and mentions senior play preparations.
Notice to farmers who did not receive their commercial fertilizer orders from the latest load. Bailey County Agent and Herald Clementaire in Thunada urge quick pickup of the 80000 pours carload and offer a flyer for those needing assistance.
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