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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1922

Page

6

Match ignites gas at filling station in Waco

In Waco Texas on Sunday a match lit by a man named Franier near the Fifth and Washington filling station caused a flash. Attendants used extinguishers to stop the fire from spreading to the tank, leaving the station badly damaged but a larger disaster avoided. A masquerade ball is planned at Womack Hall Friday February 19 with three prizes and music by Bach Mand of Muckhaus.

Waco Texas Franier Bacon-Newmen Fifth Washington Wwe Pracier Womack Hall Bache Mand Muckhaus

Message to Texas cotton growers on cost of production

George B. Terrell Commissioner urges Texas cotton farmers to document full production costs from breaking to sale. He emphasizes a self supporting farm and a price above cost plus profit, asking for blanks to be filled and returned to the office.

Tyler Commercial College Ad Promises Fast Training

An old wartime style advertisement urges readers to enroll in the Tyler Commercial College, touting rapid training, specialized business courses, and guaranteed job placement. It highlights high salaries for trained workers, emphasizes the value of specialized training, and invites readers to request a free catalogue.

Rapilly York Milton America

Local Land Transfers and Community Roundup

Land deals and property transfers include Otto W. Hampe to E Kuehn for Valley Mills land and C Goon to Etta Tabor in Walnut Springs. Local figures note tax exemptions, political shifts, and community events amid county crime and education updates. Residents, officials, and businesses from Meridian, Valley Mills, Walnut Springs, and Clifton appear in transfers, obituaries, and public notices.

Barrage Piper Frank Ganily Taaurme Hughes Clarkaville Aif Mim Wright Warne William Andy Wright Gore Hamlin Meridia Valley Mille Meridian East Thorny TN. McCarty JH. Allivan Walnut Springs L Carter Valley Mills Meridian Serine Tharp Seo Hollies J.carvolt Weil Starle Valley Merutin Calley Tms Brady Hill County Hill Romnty Millsbor Mewim Mige Min‘sie Jones Iredell C. N. Morton Morton A.A. Conne Fred ‘Warrington RY. Patterson Charley Romine Alt Price Mr. L. Little Clifton Sherman Graves Frank Gandy Toachers J. B. Knight Mr. Hopkins Denton Ben _ Abnamier Waco Inez

Valley Mills News Summary of Local Visits and Deaths

Local names from Valley Mills report visits by residents and neighbors from Meridian, Waco, Mineral Wells, and Hubbard City. Obituaries note May Brown and Otte Hampe, funeral services in Valley Mills, with family and friends paying respects. references to medical and court activity appear among the day’s notes.

Bivin Meelll Waco Mr. Gore Ltor Meridian Hubbard City Rotary Potts Hangible Letos Johnson Merlian Johann Nie Separimons Landherat Zifhan Stef Tranwurtinie Hininens Ota Maupe Grace Slate Bank Brown Howe Greenock Otte Hampe Wim CM Deal Valley Mills Vales Bile Setich Rey Maine Mother Earth Mim

Patton Palace fund draws winners amid Fort Worth event

In Fort Worth a Patton Palace fundraising show drew winners as part of a community effort. The item lists 5.6 Rede and prices like 81.00 and 82.00, noting eight dollars per Ubved for vegetables. The text also mentions Clifton Collins and a warning about a dangerous iodine mixed product causing deaths in New York City.

Patton Palace New York

WILL SHIP HOGS AND GOLD COIN NOTICE

Monday February 13 will pay the highest market price for hogs delivered to Clifton on that date. Standefer and Seulig announce the smallest modern gold coin, the gold franc, used for League of Nations budgeting. It is a diamond arch shaped coin with the initials RDN and weighs about 1.7 ram with value around a cent.

Howe Witn Clifton Standefer & Seulig Geneva League of Nations RDN Rociete Dex Nations

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Oxfords John E. Swenson Glifton, Texas W. K. Golden TC Matson Clifton, Texas Cotton Growers OF George B. ‘Terrell Clifton Meat Market G. W. Standefer Sobliers Hanux House Cal Oftiere Army Navy Marine Corns Tyler Commercial College Tyee A. Bile Aere Ram Valley Tomach Tates Mare Carpenter & Carpenter Physicians and Surgeons Carpenter Bros. Drag Store Clitton, Texas Jas, M. Robertson Atty Tha Lestey Seale Carl Christenae Federal United States FORD Mobiloila Moffatt’s
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