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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
6
Fragments show an April celebration reference with misread names and dates. The readable items include TEKAS CENTENWIAE CELEBRATIO and Dalle Tess. Details remain unclear, requiring verification from the original page.
The May Creek Library Society notes Marie Ellingson and Murphree Knudson among speakers while pupils prepare for an Easter event and arithmetics studies. A sports item mentions Norse versus Mustang and the Agatine Club hosts Pail Cillian with nineteen attendees and two guests.
The Transvaal plans deep gold mining to 10 000 feet nearly 2 miles. Higher gold prices in the United States make drilling profitable. Heat and humidity pose major problems as air compression and heat rise with depth. Operators test air cooling and pumping to reduce heat and humidity in deep mines.
Denver April 7 The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the revocation of Dr John R Brinkley's medical license. Brinkley once sought public office in Kansas and now lives in Texas controlling a radio station near Mexico. The case spans more than four years with medical board action taken six years ago amid fraud and immorality accusations.
Interpreting an Intermat report, a quarterly gathering in Mosheim Sunday afternoon included attendees such as Mr. Gharlay Townley Mr land Mie CO Bereman Me and Mire A B Ponton and daughter Grecia. Local residents like P Dansby Meridian visitor and W M Turner visited relatives at Turnersville. many families welcomed back Haakell Townley and others. The Mosheim school was dismissed due to illness. Easter visits and church events dominated the weekend as residents hosted relatives and held an old fashioned egg hunt at the Post home.
On a Wednesday evening in April Mrs E B Harris presented piano and expression pupils in a city auditorium recital. The varied program included piano solos duets and readings performed by Miss Verne Rohne from Crufills Gap Joyce Hoff Doris Moore Marcelle Moore Jerry Nelle Harris and Mildred McTay. Texas produces about one third of the American cotton era.
Dr V D Goodall M D physician and surgeon lists office in Old tat Nat l Bank Bldg Clifton Texas with office phone 160 and night phone 92.
Ad promises durable hair styling with a new permanent product offering cheap service. The copy touts low prices and a trial with a special rate, though the readable text is fragmented and unclear. The item reads like a vintage beauty salon promotion.
Farmers allied with Trear Ao Parham and county leaders secure an 800 dollar loan to fund orchard equipment including tractor, disk, sprayer, and truck. Gayle Frank Martin of Dona directs purchases totaling 1010 dollars and eleven farms join, with 166 acres in orchard and 60 acres in form land. The plan includes payments for breakage and disking, with county agent Burwell praising the project as well supported. A prior loan for a Percheron at Atoka is noted, and Cooperatives Services head LEW Green highlights broad interest and non duplication of facilities. Additional planned projects include two orchard services, two feed mills, and a gold storage plant. Kerosene is cited as a fuel to smoldering fires in cotton bales.
In a four person school day closing event the Fairview girls defeated Cayote test 26 26 time drama. Personal notes list Dan Veteto W Sparks Jr Lew White Ruth Rueterpent Mabel Whitney Anita Kruse with family and friends visiting over the weekend. Cosmic rays are described as incredibly short and powerful penetrating water and land.
A partial OCR listing groceries appears with items such as syrup, sardines in cans, vacuum packed coffin and peanut butter. The fragment mentions salt, walnuts, and peanut butter quantities but is fragmented and lacks a coherent narrative.
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