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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Dan Moody being considered for vice president. The text references Moody as a young governor and mentions an invitation to a youth organization linked to Moody, with garbled phrases suggesting party or campaign context.
Terry County Herald notes optimistic outlook for 1927 with weather clearing, merchants’ profits improving, and banks in fair shape. Farmers delaying credit, paying cash, and expecting a strong spring and harvest. February birthdays of historic figures highlighted. Methodist and Emanuel Lutheran Church notices included with sermon and service times.
Fragmented OCR reveals a puzzling monologue on small fingers and inner dialogue. The piece references a father figure and a medical or intimate motif, weaving disjointed lines about touch, attention, and unseen hands guiding daily life.
The Brownwood area reports a vast pecan operation claimed as possibly the world’s largest if tree ages hold. At Capps farm near Brownwood the 800 acres hold 560 across and 6,000 trees planted about 33 years ago by M Swindon, a pioneer in the region's nut production. The article notes rapid county growth in pecan production driven by this start, with many orchards maturing into substantial yields.
Government figures released Monday from the Department of Commerce place Texas as the fifth most populous state with an estimated 6,397,000 residents for 1887. New York leads with 11,423,000, California near 8,000,000, Ohio about 6,710,000, and Illinois closely following Texas. The nationwide population on July 1, 1926 was 117, numbers to 118,628,000 by July 1, 1927, with total 12,917,880 more than January 1, 1920 internal census. The estimates rely on births, deaths, migration data, and the distribution method tied to 1910 and 1920 censuses.
A prominent American figure discusses a woman who became paralyzed after a fall and then recovered following thoughts and suggestion. He cites examples from war and medicine, arguing belief can influence physical condition and recounts a physician’s caution against assuming paralysis is involuntary. The tale contrasts mind over body and notes related historic observers.
Dome R Cooper, age 32, of Turnersville, died in a Wichita Falls sanitarium on February 7 from burns suffered January 27 while working on an oil field near Elvert a. He was treated there, then moved home for burial in Turnersville cemetery. Survived by father, mother, siblings, and many friends. Authorities noted disaster risks in earlier drills.
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