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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text references portable teaching through pictures and a nine quarters of an hour lesson. It mentions Arthur iloriak writers and unclear dates or events, with garbled phrases about timing and teaching methods. The readable items include references to teaching, images, and reliability concerns without clear names or places.
An OCR fragment shows a garbled advertisement claiming drastic alomel products. The text mixes phrases about potency and purity and mentions Maine, packaging, and sale claims, with unclear references to remedies and sponsors.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains the pig survey cards distributed by rural carriers are interviews to gather farming data. Carriers select a representative sample along routes, covering various farm sizes and land ownership to show consistent state wide changes.
Austin reprised a warning by state fire marshal J. J. Timmins urging use of electric lights on Christmas trees to prevent fires linked to candles at holiday gatherings. He cited past tragedies, including a Babbs Switch fire in Ohio, and urged clear storage dates when electricity is unavailable.
Bruce Parks recounts a Fort Worth business club tour to Chicago in late November. The itinerary included tours of Armour and Company, Montgomery Ward, Swift and Company, Libby’s, and a Field Museum visit, with banquets and a large livestock show experience.
An appeal invites readers to obtain a free book on achieving business success at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. The notice promotes rapid enrollment for a short course and credits the college with guiding students toward uncharted career paths.
Austin Texas Dec. 3 The old gray mare of the Texas department of the American Legion may lose its stall The animal that has marched in the peaks in every executive gathering may lose the right of the Texas legion to the living symbol Oklahoma has long contested the mare The Texas department gains the most members by opening day of the war convention to decide the contest For the next national convention in Philadelphia in September the mare may finally belong to the department with more members Bob Kerr Oklahoma commander wrote that the decision should be by contest for members Dr Downing agreed State Adjutant S M Hawkins says the department gaining more members will get the mare and the official song It is kept in Brownwood Tex by X Wright Armstrong head of the band The mare has attended every national legion convention except 1925 The Turkis headgear of yesterday is being made into foot warmers The Red Cross is collecting discarded furs and having them made into bed slippers
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