Interesting Community Happenings at Cranfills Gap Spotlight
John Arneson in Fort Worth visits home. Grace Sanford heads to Meridian to enter college. Pete Christenson buys John Parsons house and plans to move. Neely Hill and Helmer Anderson go to Hamlin to pick cotton for 40 bales. Grubaughs relocate. Shibblers move. Bud Casper and Albert Gustafson families relocate. Alma Lewis teaches at South Neills Creek. Witte and Pearl Prather move to new home. J H Grubaugh’s wife in sanitarium in Waco. Bernt Anderson guests from Clifton. grain sowing nearly finished. John Strickland buys goods. Ira Jackson hosts visitor from Mus tang. Jonesboro pair welcome Ruby Holmes, sister of Mrs Jones. Swensons move to Clifton. Pedersons move to the Gap. H M Carr works for Bertelson. Gladys Conley teaches Percival. Emil Jacobson returns after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arneson
Fort Worth
Grace Sanford
Stanford Valley
Meridian
Pete Christenson
John Parsons
Old Oown
Neely Hill
Helmer Anderson
Hamlin
T. E. Hill
Squire Grubaugh
Old Town
Willie Shibbler
Shibblers
Grubaughs
Bud Casper
Albert Gustafson
Ed Skramstad
A. D. Witte
German Valley
Alma Lewis
South Neills Creek
H. A. Prather
Pearl
Otto Pederson
J. H. Grubaugh
Waco
Bernt Anderson
Clifton Yester
Wayne Davis
Bernt
Johnnie Johnson
Osage
John Strickland
Jonesboro
Ira Jackson
Mustang
Jim Jones
Route One
Ruby Holmes
Colorado
Mrs. Jones
Neal Swenson
Clifton
August Pederson
Gap
Swensons
Pedersons
H. M. Carr
Route Four
Iredell
Martin Bertelson
Gladys
Bosque County
Jim Conley
Percival
Emil Jacobson
Uncle Sam
Nervous relief and weight gain cited for Tanlac user
Mrs. R. L. Moore of Kansas City recounts using Tanlac after severe nervousness pain and digestive issues. She reports appetite return sleep improved weight gain and freedom from headaches, with four bottles claimed to cure her troubles and ease housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Moore
Elmwood Street
Kansas City
Official Financial Condition of First Guaranty State Bank
No. 549 Official Statement of the Financial Condition of the FIRST GUARANTY STATE BANK at Clifton Texas as of November 17 1919 published in Clifton Record November 28 1919. Resources total 410360.08 with assets and liabilities listed. signed by President R R Waldrop and Cashier O A Bronstad and attested with officers Ole Hoff C Tyssen H A Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Guaranty State Bank
Clifton
State of Texas
Clifton Record
County of Bosque
R. R. Waldrop
O. A. Bronstad
Ole Hoff
C. Tyssen
H. A. Nelson
Johnson County Tick Eradication Soon Declared Free
Cleburne Texas November 17 J P Lancaster county agent for tick eradication said Johnson County among ten of sixty four Texas counties that will be declared free of cattle ticks on December 1 after dipping programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Cleburne
Texas
J. P. Lancaster
Women Dread Heat Like Petticoats on Sunny Summer Days
Observers note some women react comically to summer heat, joking that the sun could threaten clothing choices. The discussion captures social attitudes toward fashion and climate discomfort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifton Lumber Company
L. D. Townsend
Queen Theatre
Scow Brothers Grocery
C. S. Aanenson
Tfc
Cranfills Gap
Conrad Knudson
France
Washington, D. C
Rufus Jones
Parker
Hester Gaston
Cecil Pendleton
Rudolph Witte
Wm. Brandt
Washington County
A. Witte
Rev. Gilliam
Jess Culp
Albert Pederson
A. G. Gilliam
A. G
Jess
Ben Cunnningham
Fleeta
Fairy
Rafe Jones
Jim Gotcher
Jes Culp
Charley Jermstad
Fordson
Price Eee Bros
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Ford Garage
Clifton Mill & Elev. CO
Clifton, Texas
United States
Eae Cc. G
Insurance
H. W. Hering
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