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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
6
A garbled report notes workforce cutbacks at Walnut Springs with references to Katy Shop workers. It mentions a wage cut around eight percent, transportation disruptions, and tool storage actions affecting employees. Sources cite unclear figures and supplementary product mentions in a period voice.
The fragmentary line hints at a historical notice or obituary element involving individuals named Shirky and Hur with a call to action or appeal. Details are unclear, but the item suggests a brief public record or notice page entry from a historical newspaper.
A fragmented discussion on how schools attract residents and business to Clifton Texas. It argues that respectable churches and especially strong schools draw people and money, boosting local commerce, with Clifton College cited as a key asset and potential driver of greater civic growth under a unified “Greater Clifton” vision.
A fragment from a dispatch describes a resident of 384 West Okmulkee Mount Muskogee Oklahoma who credits Tanlae Chetu for improved health after years of decline. The speaker, Budd, a known dispatcher for BK & Rall, claims weight gain restored strength and better sleep. The ad mentions Clifton and carpenter Howard and Augenine distribution.
Local notes from Cranfills Gap report visits by Cael Chesterson and family returning from Wisconsin, relatives gathering in the area, and a toasting and unloading setup for the Crantile Gap Grain Warehouse. Ruby Cox traveled to Milwaukee, Alma Tergerson accompanied by Kul Sarley for a social visit, and continued movement of residents between Meridian Creek and Fairy.
Martin Wellum and M Sorenson attended as Wad visitors along with Iris Bronsted yesterday while Rev Gillian of Clifton preached at the Baptist meeting drawing impressed attendees. Mrs Dittrich and her son Hugo visited Gay last press day, health permitting. Burl Tyler and others from Hamilton area tanned after barbering for Bornt Bertelaon. W C Engers Plant Farm offers cabbage and tomato plants in advance sale, 200 for $1 and 1,000 for $2.50 prepaid.
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