Husband and wife Amundson die within minutes apart
After a brief fever of three to five days at their home eight miles east of Clifton, Mr. Anne Amundson age 70 and wife Pauline Amundson age 68 died about five o’clock last Tuesday afternoon with under five minutes between their deaths. Ten children, seven living, include Amund, Neil, Herbert, Anton Amundson and Mrs. T. A. Thompson, Mrs. Oleg O. Christianson, Mrs. John Golden, were present at the funeral. Funeral services were at Norse Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. J. K. Rystad. The bereaved families await the sympathy of many friends.
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Anne Amundson
Pauline Amundson
Cliftom
Amund
Neil
Herbert
Anton Amundson
T. A. Thompson
Oleg O. Christianson
John Golden
Norse Lutheran Church
J. K. Rystad
Amundson
Mr. Amundson
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Service and Choir Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 morning with Bible class. Norwegian language service at 10 30. English service at 8 00 tonight. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 00. Members urged to attend. You are welcome at our services. Theodore Lerud, Pastor.
BIDS WANTED for Clifton ISD depository funds
Notice calls for bids to hold the Clifton Independent School District funds for the coming year. All bids must be received by September 27, 1920. Issued by J. M. Jem ap iarorecry on behalf of the district.
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Clifton Independent School
J. Mi
Jem
Bosque County Teachers Institute Set For Baylor University
The Bosque County Teachers Institute will convene with Coryell McLennan Falls and Hamilton counties at Baylor University in Waco Texas from September 6 to 10. Dr S P Brooks will oversee the institute which aims to be among the best in Central Texas. Teachers planning to teach in Bosque county must attend regardless of district and will be assisted with boarding upon arrival.
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Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Bosque
Coryell
McLennan
Falls
Hamilton
Baylor
Harlan C. Powell
The Clifton Record and the Dallas News Now
A note states subscription pricing at $2.50 per year for both The Clifton Record and Dallas News, outlining combined or shared offerings and terms.
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Cifton Record
The
Dallas News Now
Congressman Young Praises Bailey At Neff Introduction
August 25. Hon. Pat M. Neff was introduced to a large audience Tuesday by Congressman James Young of Kaufman who is retiring from the House after ten years. Young said he is a personal friend of Joseph Weldon Bailey but urged the national Democratic platform be an issue in the state election.
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Kaufman
Pat M. Neff
James Young
National House of Representatives
Young
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Bailey
Which to choose Neff or Bailey in a sale offer
A classifieds blurb promotes two figures, Neff or Bailey, as part of a sale for a complete eleven-volume set titled Messages and Letters of the Presidents, down to Wilson, offered for 35 dollars. It also advertises a large golden oak dresser originally worth 1650 dollars, now priced at 30 dollars. The seller urges immediate, in-person contact.
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Neff OR Bailey
Wilson
Morocco
Bailey bets governor fate teased by Texas memo
Dallas August 25 A Texas Turpentine Company president says he will cover the expenses of anyone who bets that Joseph Weldon Bailey will be Texas governor. He offers to pay expenses to Brooksland for bets from 1,000 to 50,000 dollars.
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Dallas
Benton McMillan
Texas Turpentine Company
Realig
Texas
Bailey
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Brooksland
Primary voting turnout expected to drop this Saturday
The omission of the Democratic primary and the American Party vote is likely to shrink turnout more than expected, as those groups may abstain from participating this Saturday.
Physiculture and Expression Studio Opens for All
Mrs. O. Lee Stuart announces opening her studio September 8 at 10 o clock for Physiculture and Expression study. A class in Story Ting and Body Development for Little Folks will also be organized. Parents may attend with children. Visitors welcome. For particulars call 187.
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O. Lee Stuart
Cook Wanted At Once By J. J. Proffitt
Job notice seeking an immediate cook hire for J. J. Proffitt. Specifies urgent need and expects prompt application. No further details on location, pay, or duties available in the text.
Former Clifton Citizen Dies at Richland Springs
James Monroe Locker, born July 5, 1833 near Memphis, died near Locker Texas. He lived in Arkansas, Fan nin county, Belton, Bosque county, later settled near Locker. He married twice, with 16 children recorded and several deceased. Confederate veteran, Master Mason, Methodist, known for strong convictions and frontier hospitality.
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James Monroe Locker
Memphis
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Fannin County
Belton
Bosque County
Mr. Locker
Culberson Urges Republicans Stay Out of Primary
Wichita Falls Texas August 24 J G Culberson gubernatorial nominee of the Lilly White faction of the Republican party in Texas urged Republicans keep out of the Democratic primary August 28 and said he will tour the state on an active speaking campaign.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
J. G. Culberson
Lilly White
Republican Party
Methodist Church Sunday Services Announcement
Sunday School begins at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m by Pastor J H Walker. An excellent program will be rendered at 8 p m. All Christians are invited to worship with us.
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Methodist Church
J. H. Walker
Edna May Peck Birth Announcement in Hamilton
The Record family shares a small blue bordered card announcing the birth of Edna May Peck on August 12, 1920 to Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Peck of Hamilton Texas. Clifton friends extend Congratulations and confidence she will bring happiness to the proud parents.
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Edna May Peck
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Sunday August 29th
The Immanuel Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service on August 29 at 10 o'clock led by Pastor W. H. Bewie. The notice provides the service time and the officiating pastor.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Local settler dies after long illness at community home
A respected Southern frontier figure, beloved by youths and neighbors, died Friday at five in the afternoon. Funeral services were led by Rev. Tom Maxwell at the tabernacle Saturday afternoon, with burial in Locker cemetery beside Masonic rites. The deceased had long fostered a cheerful wagon home and resort for local boys and girls.
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Tom Maxwell
Tabernacle
Locker
Masonic Eee Springs
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Columbia
Revere
Southland
Texas Motor Go
U. S
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Theodore Lerud
Teachers’ Institute
Congressman Young
Cook
Ir . J. K. Proffitt
Mrs. Travis Grimland
Clifton
Richland Springs
Culberson
W. H. Bewie