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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
8
Pity ed Meverything Works and Meverything program at your cliftex features Harold Lloyd films including The Cat's Paw and Sadie McKee. Pictures are still coming as Hors good sest Therv's.
Wilson Cowen son of Mr and Mrs John R Cowen won a large victory to become Dallam County Judge and ex officio school superintendent in the recent election. The Dalhart Texan notes his 1458 to 46 vote over Floyd McNeil and reports community support from Clifton friends and Dalhart residents for the young attorney.
Public dance event advertised at Highway Hall six miles west of Meridian on Highway 22. Music by Ray Patterson and Wis Orubestre. Admission one dollar per couple. Continuous public opinion noted in fragmentary line.
The Whitney club advances to a Sunday final after the Tri County league halves determine a championship. Meridian looms for the last half title with potential matchups against the winner of the Frat half. A real tough lineup arrives for the decisive game with key players set to star.
Whitney defeated Clifton by six runs in the league finale as standings tighten. Clifton’s Kikine was struck by a foul tip, injuring his lip and forcing retirement. Meridian and Fairy won their games, creating a three way tie with Cranfill's Gap and Meridian as the last half nears completion.
Farmers and stockmen in drought areas can apply for emergency crop and feed loans from the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office in Dallas. Regional Manager Charles W. Sherrill announced loans cover moving livestock to new pastures, with per head limits such as 2.00 for term cattle and 1.50 for range cattle. Applications go through local county committees and funds come from the recently appropriated relief fund.
A radio campaign defense lauds Lon A Smith longtime Confederate parade leader and veteran caretaker, arguing state rights and Southern pride cast him as a loyal Democrat. The writer praises past reunions and vows the acid test of truth before voting, referencing parades as tribute to heritage and principles.
Local news items recount visits among families in Weatherford Clifton and McGregor. Mentions of Cummins Fehtey Vickrey Hord CoCallant and others with notes on a Greeley handwriting anecdote and a Dana overcoat tale reflecting editor culture of the era.
Fragmentary text outlines meat canning steps including grinding beef, mixing salt and pepper, adding soup stock, and packing into jars. Mentions roasting, precooking, sealing, and processing. Notes heat penetration and portioning for even canning. Contains garbled OCR phrases and unclear measurements.
An auction will be held Monday at 9 80 a m at Womark Mall featuring Dry Goods and men s patina wares from Clifton. The notice lists Frank A with a modern store and urges attendance for a mood opportunity in a good town. For further information contact Scrip 1 P Golenelbrecht Clifton Tex at the door Committee.
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