Young Men's Christian Association Texas Summer Camp Opens in Clifton
The 23rd annual YMCA Texas camp and summer school begins at McClelland Park Clifton on Tuesday August 7 with supper served that evening. Lectures start Tuesday night and Dr W L Carroll of Dallas will teach a premier Bible course. Clifton residents are urged to attend the night lectures and arrange tent accommodations on the grounds.
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Young Mens Christian Association of Texas
McClelland Park
Clifton
W. M. Lewis
W. L. Carroll
Dallas
Texas
Energy and the balance of a successful man
The Clifton Record discusses how some men possess great energy yet lack other faculties, while others may have less energy but more capabilities. The piece reflects on the varying traits that contribute to success and the balance needed among energy and other faculties.
Idle boasting by a self styled genius in a family tale
A weary narrator laments a grown man who, despite earning money in a cotton patch and obtaining education, believes himself uniquely brainy. He carries pride in outshining brothers and a poor father, using their supposed disadvantages to justify arrogance.
Stranger Mistakes Clifton Size for Dallas News Scene
A visitor believed Clifton was Dallas and rushed into the office seeking same day publication. He appeared surprised to learn the paper struggles to publish even one issue per week.
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Clifton
Dallas
Dallas convention looming as Campbell leads primary vote
A reader notes Hon. Tom M. Campbell led the last Saturday primary with a majority and expects him to secure the Democratic nomination at the Dallas state convention, which runs from August 14 until one of four contestants is chosen.
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Tom M. Campbell
Campbell
Dallas
Next Governor Choice Split Over Convention Outcome
The speaker asserts that the candidate with the statewide popular vote should become governor, regardless of convention results, reflecting a belief in direct public support over party processes. The remark signals ongoing disagreement with conventional nominee selection.
Bartlett Tribune Recites Printing Rush and Local Work
The Bartlett Tribune notes a week of heavy printing, having produced over 17 000 circulars for Bartlett merchants and also handling work for out of town clients. The column adds a playful remark about luck and expresses typical local newspaper voice.
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Tribune
Bartlett
Bartlett Tribune
Sore men and skeptical views cloud Clifton church teaching
The writer laments Clifton’s town plagued by men who have grown sore at the world and are skeptical of church teachings. They acknowledge every man’s right to an opinion but criticize those who make philosophy a hobby, risking burdens on upright citizens and society.
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Clifton
Church
M. E. C. South Notice of Sunday Services
Preaching on the first Sunday at 11 a m and the third Sunday at 11 a m and 130 p m Sunday School every Sunday at 945 a m all are warmly invited Rev J S Tunnell Pastor J R Hill S S Superintendent
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J. S. Tunnell
J.R. Hill
S.S
MEN WANTED TO WORK AT CLIFTON WATER WORKS
A wartime style help wanted notice seeking men for Clifton Water Works offering good wages.
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Clifton
O B Hendrix Fountain Serves Best Drinks All Day
When thirsty or hungry, call O. B. Hendrix for top drinks at his fountain. Short orders available any hour, serving all customers with quick service.
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O. B. Hendrix
Melon Gift Brings New Reader to Record Office
Lee Gregory of near Greenock visited town with a fine fifty pound watermelon. He traded it for a six month subscription to the Record, becoming a new reader and providing the paper with a notably large, excellent fruit.
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Lee Gregory
Greenock
Record Office
Mr. Gregory
Special attention to filling labor orders in Galveston
Mr Shelling will fill orders for labor from home-seekers arriving on each ship. Orders should specify quantity, work type, wages, and include the cost of board. D. J. Pricer, G. P. & T. A. J. & GN. R. R. Palestine, Texas.
Immigration from Europe Through the Port of Galveston
The Foreign Immigration Office at 1805 Mechanic Street corner Tremont, Galveston Texas announces it is now equipped to handle all matters pertaining to foreign immigration under Foreign Immigration Agent Mr J E Schelling.
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Foreign Immigration Office
Mechanic Street
Tremont
Galveston
Texas
J. E. Schelling
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