Iris and potatoes auction note in local ad
An OCR fragment shows a local ad promising to buy iris bulbs and large potatoes. The text outlines quantities such as 10 000 pounds and mentions a potahto item, indicating a marketplace purchase note.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
16
An OCR fragment shows a local ad promising to buy iris bulbs and large potatoes. The text outlines quantities such as 10 000 pounds and mentions a potahto item, indicating a marketplace purchase note.
Lawmakers cut 195000 from the miscellaneous measure and disapprove several items at the State Juvenile Training School and the epileptic colony. Disallowances include 38000 for employee building at the colony, 10000 for fuel, 50000 and 10000 for dormitory at the school, and 31500 plus 3500 for boys building at the colony.
Land transfers include Flora Hill and Mary Fort to Denton and Denton in Clifton and Jacob Hanson to Flora Reeder in Clifton with values from 740 to 1950 dollars. A marriage license issues to William H Johnson and Myrtle Todd. Several Meridian visitors and court session noted with multiple town names and itineraries.
Clifton residents welcome a capital increase from twenty thousand to forty thousand dollars at the First Guaranty State Bank. The bank now reports forty thousand in capital and fifteen thousand dollars in surplus, totaling fifty five thousand dollars working capital. New president Mr Waldrop, who acquired control on May 1, expresses gratitude for community support and hospitality.
One 20 horsepower steam engine used two years, a 32x52 Nick els and Sheppard separator run eight years, and a complete cook shack with stove. Priced to sell, immediate possession. Outfit currently threshing near Harmony school house. Erickson and Co.
A humorous note asks if a future groom can manage marriage on a single budget and wonders whether six people could live as cheaply as one. The line hints at a lighthearted social column exploring domestic economics.
A condensed club of film showings and theater notices listing Wm. S. Hart in The Narrow Trail and The Tiger's Trail, Ford Sterling in His Wild Oats, Wallace Reid in Too Many Millions, Marguerite Clark in Bob's Matinee Idol, Syd Chaplin in The Submarine Pirate, Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty and the Broadway Stars, and other upcoming attractions plus a cinema sale notice and a teacher institute notice.
First Baptist Church members hosted a lawn party at R R Waldrop's home in his honor for their new pastor Rev J P Gilliam and Mrs Gilliam. About seventy members attended as Waldrop introduced Gilliam who urged the flock to be busy in the Master's work. He joked he could preach thirty five years without ceasing before guests were served cream and angel food prepared by church ladies.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service on August 17 at 10 30 a m and Y P 8 at 8 30 p m Regular service also held at Garneraville at 3 00 p m on the same day.
The query urges updating liturgy to include a maritime rite for sailors rising to the ships, hinting at broader reforms to prayers and services for seafaring personnel.
Grain is badly damaged after rain. Hugh Johnson and Miss Myrtle Todd wed last Sunday. Albert Eckert bought Otto Eckert's farm last week. Oscar Eckert, ill with typhoid, shows improvement. A Landgraf and C M Whitney own new tractors. Mrs Bud MecMillian and family, formerly of this place, now in West Texas.
Local ad notes a second hand one ton Ford truck available from Schow Bros. item.
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