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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
7
A narrator visits a small town after decades to find changes and echoes of the past. He recalls the birthplace home, the old kitchen, cradle, and family room, and sees neighbors replaced by a college and a different store. He encounters familiar faces no longer known.
A for sale notice lists Mrs Marc Can ateson homem place in Norte offering acres of land with a two room house. Readers urged to see at once. A man in Texas was recently arrested near Inyiness and found with a quantity of narcotics in his possession.
A fragmentary Cranfills Gap page describes local families, social visits, and school news. It notes Mrs. A Grimland and Mia, Conrad Knudson, Ruby, and other residents. weather hints of wind and rain. church and family gatherings. a basketball game where Live Oak beat Spring Creek 10 to 7. a school event and community meetings. and various household happenings with many names and places from the area.
A distressed letter from 291 Maryland St, Ean Antouiy, Tyane, Tatlec describes a wife recovering after illness. The writer recalls a prior six week longer life cycle and the husband Sam as a well man now. The message ends with unclear details about medical history and location.
The body of Lewis, longtime Walnut County resident and former postmaster, was brought to Clifton for burial after a mobile funeral cortege. Born April 2, 1860, he served Clifton and surrounding communities, was a Mason, and held office with the Clifton Mercantile Co. He died after a lengthy illness, with many local figures attending services and burial plans arranged at the Clifton cemetery by local undertakers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a signed fight event in Tee County with scattered names and numbers. The legible parts reference a contest, possible participants, and a local location, but most specifics are unreadable. The text preserves minimal event cues without coherent details or a clear outcome.
Amid uncertain weather and rising prices, Westley and Map representatives urged calm and solidarity. Community leaders emphasized cooperation with local services to navigate shortages and protect vulnerable residents.
Hastings Co presents a free 1922 seed and garden catalog with illustrated pages. Includes popular flowers and vegetables, ordering details, and mail return hints from the Atlanta, Georgia office.
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