09 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
1
A local drugstore advertises filling prescriptions with confidence, guided by experience and chemically pure drugs. It presents itself as a headquarters for Starione articles, candy, cigars, fountain drinks, perfumes, and related goods.
Report on a proposed eastern highway through Bosque County from Clifton to Cranills Gap, with county officials and Clifton boosters endorsing the plan. State highway engineers and local commissioners reviewed the outer route, stressing it would add roads without interfering with existing designations, and expressed hope for favorable consideration in the near term.
A garbled notice announces a rescheduled work day in City Park and lists college baseball schedule items for Weatherford College and others. It mentions tools needed like axes and shovels and provides dated college games at Weatherford College, Thorp Springs, Hillsboro, Meridian, and Taylor Cubs between April and May 1924.
Test text mentions two shorthorn bull calves about twelve months old and a thank you to H W Hering agent for Rome Rice Insurance. Refers to payment schedule delayed by weather and a postponed bank or company payment, with names Sam Davin and Neal.
Meridian Court records show civil actions including W. B. Long versus Eva L. McCoy with motions for judgment and other pleadings. State of Texas v Eve Murray and v Dewey Winhop involve forgery as charges. verdicts include not guilty in some cases. Local social notes report marriages licenses, community visits, school events, and residents visiting Meridian and surrounding towns.
A fragmented ad urges readers to have eyes examined due to eyestrain and various troubles. It mentions Dr. Don A. Meves, a registered optometrist, at 406 Aminitie blog with a sales pitch for precise eye examinations and vision care.
Loyd Swenson reports Clifton College resumes after Easter with 15 conference games planned. Weather permitting, baseball and other sports resume, including a potential Lion game later in the week. Clean Up Day on April 8 at noon at City Park is announced by Prof Tyssen. Emersonian Literary Board plans a play taped for April 14 titled Henry Where Are You. Cast list includes Prof Montgomery Walton, Pederson, Mrs Walton, Jim Camarin, Raymond Roget, Lat Blair, Mexico Campbell, Alutha, Hekate Engen, Bun Hatiga, Marta Pederson, Dorothy Burke, Rowena Rierson and others.
Maggie Brice seeks the Bosque County District Clerk seat pledging an honest careful businesslike service. She recounts family ties, local Roots near Chiflon and Little Valley, and appeals directly to voters despite husband’s illness and personal hardship.
The Meridian church schedule lists Sunday School at 10 AM and morning preaching. The Epworth League plans an evening program titled You are in a prolal invitation to all af ihe we survive, Come TG, Bary, F.C. Barker acquitted.
In a Clifton lead, J. W. Golston sends a letter praising local efforts and offering financial help for the Park Clean-Up. He notes sending checks and expresses gratitude for the ongoing work, promising support where needed.
Local residents are urged to help clean up vacant lots and back alleys in Clifton and Avery areas. A garbage wagon will start Monday in the south part of town. Put litter in a container and have it ready for collection. the helper will not pick up scattered trash. If you want items hauled away free of charge, contact Improvement Society.
Card of thanks from the American Legion Auxiliary and the Ladies Sewing Club for kindness and thoughtful deeds during bereavement. The family expresses gratitude for offerings and assistance, wishing God’s blessings on all who helped to bear the burden.
The city election for four aldermen passed quietly last Tuesday. The ticket named by citizens included J. M. Jenony, C. Fe Carpenter, and W. 19, Milner, who will serve two years. Olle Bronad was elected to succeed WK Hradatreet as council member, with no opposition. Citizens praise aldermen for work in town and see no need for change now.
Mayor announces April 12 clean up week for all towns of importance. Communities urged to clear rubbish from streets and residences, with free trash pickup and convenient drop zones. Officials emphasize visibility and accessibility for city wagon collection.
A local funeral was held for Mrs Joe Wise Mee with attendees including Arthur Boeing Kaleakon Mrs Auguse Durbrity New Wim Mrs August Lingnan Vernen Bre Antonio Deinkger and children Ban Antonio as out of town residents traveled to the city for services.
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