01 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
1
Retail note claims the Red Tag line will meet expectations and exceed them in both price and quality, positioning products as superior value for shoppers seeking bargain options without sacrificing standards.
The ad invites shoppers to inspect batteries and bulbs before buying. It touts a Coleman Lamp for 6.85 and a Coleman Lantern for 6.50, promising demonstrations of a WW Grinder to improve feed.
Governor Net announced nine planned addresses across the state using biblical quotes as the subject. The Brenham talk Tuesday will use Matthew 9 16 about new cloth on old garments and will propose no new amendments to old frames.
Reads as a cotton production report noting bales ginned and dated figures for Bosque County. Mentions 12 887 bales at some date prior to November 1 1422 and 6 004 bales ginned to November 14 1021, attributed to TL Dunlap Special Agent.
The Farmers Guaranty State Bank agents auctioned over a hundred standard bred chickens at Clifton Poultry Association. The bank offered 10 pay for settings of eggs with delivery of one chicken per dollar advanced, bidding reached 5.50 to 60 cents. Any excess above actual cost went to the association to promote poultry, with no interest and no profit to the bank.
St Olaf Lutheran Church announces service at Cove Springs next Sunday morning at 11 oclock in the English language. Thanksgiving Day service on Nov 1 at the Brick Church in English. The Young People's Society meets at C. C. Hanson's home next Sunday night at 7:30. Catechetical Classes meet at the Brick Church Saturday 10 a.m. and at Rock Church.
The text presents a poetic survey of Texas state affairs and the people's duty to safeguard their government. It cites biblical allusion to Night Watchman and urges vigilance about development and resource use for the state's future prosperity.
In Hillsboro a man on trial for killing his brother, Joe Wade, and who attempted to cut his throat, is too ill to attend court. Doctors warn movement could be dangerous, a mistrial is declared, and the case reset for January February term. Separate note recalls a New York bootlegger death penalty push and anticipates a new measure.
A garbled listing reviews weekly showings at the Queen Theater with multiple titles and performers including George Boban in One Man in an Million and Mae Marsh in Nobodys Kid. The notice also mentions Legion meeting details and a Variety program with Clifton G. O. and others.
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