Clifton Watchers See Rapid Erection of Enemy Auditorium
Citizens of Clifton note rapid progress on a new enemy auditorium project. Local figures like Mrs Ferguson and Will Edwards visit, while zoning and park improvements include a completed bridge in the city park. The report covers political hints, election runoffs, and community events alongside brief notes on regional rail, farming issues, and local church activities.
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Church of Christ
Bld. J. E
Mal- Matas Springs
Clifton Base
Jins
Aera
New Mexico
Girl ordered to Sunday school as six week penalty
In Wourton on August 13 Public Service Commissioner C. J. Kirk acting as judge in the Corporation Court sentenced 13 year old Misa D. Durrenberger to attend Sunday school for six weeks after she was charged with driving 37 miles an hour in a 20 mile zone. She must report each Monday with a statement from her Sunday school teacher proving attendance.
Railroads Renew Efforts To Lessen Accidents
Railroads push summer campaign to reduce rail highway crossings dangers as auto traffic grows. Santa Fe safety chief Laurals Hale cites 80 percent of crossing crashes involve motor vehicles and argues education and cautious crossing behavior are the practical path to lowering deaths and injuries.
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Campainn
Laurals Hale
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. Hale
Wey Tee
San Angelo Man Dies Fighting Prairie Fire
San Angelo August 12 over come by heat while battling a prairie fire on the G W Wright farm southwest of San Angelo D J Hays 42 died Monday his body found in the path of the flames authoritative local brief notes the victim is identified with age and location but details are incomplete from the damaged OCR
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San Angelo
Pratue
Prairia
G. W. Wright
San Anfeelo
Times
D. J. Hays
Lara
Fanimala
California
Low Areles
Doman
Sunday School At Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Sunday school at 9 30 with full attendance and a Bible class led by superintendent G Bronsted. No services on Sunday. Theo Lerud is pastor. The text also includes an editorial riff on paleontology notes and misquoted history.
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G. Bronsted
Theo
Lerud
Fear Deficiency Threatens State Treasury In August
Austin August 9 The cash balance in the general fund stood at 680000 Saturday, lower than expected, warning of an early deficiency. Three quarters of the quarterly occupation tax due this month have been remitted to the State, shortening the cash runway. If continued, the treasury fears funds may not last until August 31, though the deficiency could recur before then.
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Austin
Tess
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Worship Schedule
The church lists a Sunday school class at 9 36 am a morning service at 1 pm a Garnersville service at 2 30 pm an English service at 8 pm Rev A Bartling leads with morning topic What is our stand against the present day revival meeting system and evening topic The Origin of our Moly Bible
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Garnersville
A. Bartling
Visiting relatives and births noted across Texas towns
Turner sville and Seymour residents are visiting relatives in Lamesa while Clifton reports the arrival of a baby at the home of Mr and Mrs Grover Lane. Others from Goldschmine visit, accompanied by Jim Bellamy, as Carrol Wallace visits his mother in Seymour.
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Anamus
Tony Wallace
Seymour
Perry Brock
Miss Amends Johnson
Lamesa
Tesas
Clifton
Grover Lane
Kenser Grabas
Goldschwnibe
Jim Bellamy
Carrol Wallace
HE & Wallace
Holder
Waco
Robert Miss Exts McClendon
Springs
Dan Tharp
Olin Sydow
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FISK
Fisk 96
Clifton, Texas
Eee Johoson
Tyler
Mrs. Ferguso
Fiat
Will C. Edwards
Piegit Wallace
Mineola
Mleet Mn. J. M. Wallace
Ferguson
Robertson
Walnut Springs
Waton
Carl C. Hardin
Stephenaville
Win C. Pawaray Canaiiate
Sone Will Jr
Mr. Edwards
Meridian
Gatesville
Aliftos
Cufien
Will C. Etwerde
Hamero
Alltae
America
Farm & Ranch
West Coast
Frem Cortsenas
Dalian Nowe
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Turnersville
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