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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
4
Clifton farmers bring in large grain shipments with over a hundred wagon loads delivered to local dealers. Bosque county stockmen show strong interest in wolf control after this year’s damage to sheep lambs turkeys and other livestock. The Record urges advertisers to support the paper and notes strong circulation and continued weekly publication.
The note expresses sincere wishes for happiness and prosperity during the holiday period. It mentions a community gathering on a recent Sunday and reflects on a year ending December 21, with Clifton residents and local folks sharing goodwill across the United States.
A fragmented piece argues about a boy who will seize control of society, desk space, and national institutions. It cautions that even with policies, outcomes depend on the boy's influence and warns of a potential usurpation of offices, reputation, and the future by a single figure.
Miss Alice Rice was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Misa Corrie Cowan on a Wednesday afternoon from 4 30 to 6 00. Guests enjoyed hot chocolate and cake, readings were given, and a large gift basket was presented with many tokens of support.
Caide Callan argues in the Fort Worth Star Telegram that winter visiting harms families. He describes infections spread by train arrivals, sick days for children, missed work, and strain on homeowners, urging state action to curb winter visitors.
Fragmentary remark on self-consciousness and learning urging action over fear of ridicule. Mentions Longfellow, competition, opinions of others, and the idea to pursue beneficial knowledge despite social pressure. Includes stray lines about a dead boat and milk consignments as jumbled examples.
Fragmentary speech compares worth to a million with mixed phrases about names, identity, and deceit. The text mentions an Irishman and an assertion of knowledge, all expressed in terse, distorted diction.
Fragmentary text hints at a confrontation over a high price to avenge a prior defeat. Mentions names and a possible negotiation among parties led by Golden and others in a tense dispute.
A humorous piece contrasts old bachelors and wives conversation while noting Texas Christmas greenery. It describes holly, mistletoe, pines and cedar as festive symbols across the state and mentions buyers shipping evergreens to cities for holiday use.
The article highlights country corn husking as a major endurance event across universities and communities. It notes judges tracking husks from wagons, weighing ears, and the long, hour plus contests that rival baseball and skiing in fanfare and stamina.
Fragmentary notes suggest doot games are ancient with early forms tied to roving customs. References mention Beerp and Roe mana, while Grecka influences appear in obscure passages.
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