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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
8
The Lesirue Bulletin outlines rules for Music Memory with 25 records for Independent Schools and ten for Rural schools. Larora Raines, Director of Music Memory, notes specific counting and formatting details in the directive.
A garbled 19th century notice reports an Oklahoma marriage ad for a brass band. It notes a short marriage, a $9 advertising fee, and a husband who died within a year leaving a life policy worth $11,000. Local comments say advertising in law ads may not pay.
Morning report from Clifton says a car was driven off while parked near a pasture on the way to Tray Creek. Officers traced the vehicle to Mr Haake and W Golden, recovered it damaged but intact, with parts missing, then towed it back to Clifton after identifying the thieves. No clues yet to the culprits.
RL Willis director invites rural schools in Bosque county to join a two half county tournament. Winners meet the independent school winners for the county championship. Notify in advance for venue and dates. The notice ends with a kitchen cleaning pledge and staff names in Dallas.
Texar records show about thirty vottom mills with roughly 280000 epino des and sixty cut ton zing in Texas. Cottonseed output totalled around two silicon tone s yar with value near slaty reverty million sodare. Acreage shifts and regional comparisons accompany notes on local residents Bulgar Torrence and Carl Reather furd visiting Moody, tied to J. T. Torrence family events last Wednesday and Thursday.
Community farmers organize the Cranfills Gap Dairymen’s Protective Association to insure dairy cattle within a ten mile radius of Rock Church. Officers include John Dahl vice president Selmer Knud secretary and Rogstad treasurer. The group aims to test cattle for PT and offer affordable protection to better stock.
The Queen Theatre offers Westerns and comedies including The Yellow Back with Fred Humes, Buster’s Task, Fighting Carts, Mantle Across the Border, You’d Be Surprised, and The Honey Moon Hotel. Red Grany stars in Gridiron Ghost, plus Andy Gump and Fox News showings. Meridian Downs Clifton game coverage notes Clifton’s win over Meridian 18 to 44 with Gilliam’s record kick and Meridian’s strong play. full cast and players listed.
Fortynine deaths and many injuries were reported in Texas automobile and railroad accidents through November 15. The Texas Council of Safety noted numerous crashes including Johnson and Trinity counties, a train derailment near Childress, and several fatal and near fatal incidents across multiple counties.
A fragmented 1986 letter from Willie L Taylor praises Kansas City Life Insurance Co for prompt settlement of his late husband’s policy. It cites strong service and urges others to consider similar coverage, mentioning the company’s agents Oscar R. Rew and Hudgins and noting a large number of life policies in force.
County PTA program at Walnut Springs December 11 1926 features a prayer by Rev JOliver, piano solos by Verne Maney, second grade reading by Marion Johnson, vocal solo by Jose DeArmen, and address by Dean of Women Mrs Tibbs with John Tarleton Gallery officials presiding. includes names Crehentra Beletion and others.
Frank Collier former mayor of White Falls returned to the Huntsville penitentiary to continue a three year manslaughter sentence for the slaying of Elzie Robertson his son in law. He had been on furlough granted by Governor Ferguson to recuperate from influenza but the furlough expired and he reported back.
Local business Randy Kstelen opens its doors with a new Boek section. The launch marks a community driven effort to expand services and attract shoppers, inviting residents to explore the fresh offerings and event schedule.
Radio Ozarka and Viking table models start at $11 while cae tree models list at $79. The ad notes Alvin J. Ree of Crawfills Gap, Texas, as a reference point or contact for the offers.
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