Repair shop offers shoe and harness repair services
A local ad promises prompt service and satisfactory work at reasonable prices for shoe repairs harness reconstruction and automobile top repairs with improvements to function and appearance.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
1
A local ad promises prompt service and satisfactory work at reasonable prices for shoe repairs harness reconstruction and automobile top repairs with improvements to function and appearance.
Local column from Cranfills Gap highlights visitors and residents at the Tindall and Chase homes, with Clifton figures in a Cranfill Gap versus Clifton football game at the Copper Canyon College Picnic. Mentions Miss Alla Grimland and Joe Grimland, and references a new manufacturing venture near town.
A sizable gathering at the City Auditorium Wednesday afternoon heard reports on the year's plan across all departments. Attendees pledged to advance efforts for better communication and community involvement in the education work.
The annual meeting of the County and District Trustees of Bosque County will be held at the Meridian Court House on Tuesday August 23. A State Department of Education representative from Austin will discuss new school laws. The program covers rural schools improvement community organization school laws changed by the 40th Legislature and rural high school consolidations.
SENWE B FU program Bible Study teaching The Great Commandments with theme Love God and neighbor presented in church style. The notice lists meeting time seven oclock and group captain leading the session with emphasis on giving one's best to God and Christian service.
Seridian Court and local news item lists numerous claims allowed for various services and supplies related to election and public works. It includes amounts to Jenson and Larson, Continental Oil, Texas Telephone Co, Magentic Pet. Co, Lone Star Road Machine Co, and many individuals. The piece also notes local church pastor Rev. Maples passing through Meridian, with several residents visiting relatives and attending a tent revival in nearby towns.
Local revival at Pair-View Sunday night described as a godly event with singing led by Tim Hume Clifton. Reports include pastor Rev. Clark of Mosheim filling Sunday service, injuries from hay press incident, visits from relatives, new baby news, sickness list, and social gatherings at the J. M. Davis home and area churches.
Captain John T. Luther of Dallas dies at 5 o clock Monday afternoon in Dallas. Surviving are his wife four daughters Mrs C D Davin Amarillo and John T. Luther 78 superintendent of the Dallas municipal water works known to friends as Cap. Services at 10 o clock morning at A Brewer Undertaking Company chapel burial in Cox Cemetery. Luther had lived in Dallas for forty years. He came from Georgia as a child and settled near Seipfor Springs. He served as warden of the state penitentiary during Gov. Colquitt’s administration and was a transfer agent at the penitentiary. He is survived by four sons Howard Amarillo Louis Joe Bailey and T Luther Jr. of Dallas and granddaughters Carrie Beth Bar rend Fayano Luther. Funeral notices follow from friends.
Names and daily life details from Pleasant Hill reporting on farm labor, family visits, and weekend activities. Mentions Mrs. Martin of Mud Wain and Bob Hutchison's trip to Waco, plus Mr. Mead McDougal and local households.
Readable parts describe a discussion of air flow and flowers with scattered phrases about bridge, weather and a distant weather event. Mentions such as Buffalo and February appear but lack coherent context or clear actions or outcomes. The piece reads like garbled notebook entries.
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