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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
3
Policeman Jay shoots a mad dog terrorizing Southeast Tyler after it lunged at a passing car, snapping at automobiles. The dog had roamed streets, and its bite history remains unclear. A separate note mentions the Mississippi Delta survey via airplane cameras.
Mrs O Shea has returned to Tampico after visiting her parents Al and Mrs Lars Olson Beatrice Bertelson left Monday for Seligman to wed Dudley Pend lion a former Gap resident A shower was given by friends Box Supper at the schoolhouse Saturday night drew crowds Lars Olson dismantled their radio The Anti Flirt Association formed in New York to curb advances by masher and promote prosecution as a campaign against flirtations
Austin report details a heated lobby confrontation between Senator-elect Earle B. Mayfield and Fort Worth correspondent Evans after a disputed news story. They were separated. a later meeting led to reconciliation through mutual friends.
Stamford Texas February 10 West Texas rejoices at Austin announcement that Governor Nes signed the Texas technological college bill creating a 1 million dollar educational institution. West Texas Chamber telegrams express thanks and pride, noting the project ends a decade of struggle and will boost regional growth and educated citizenship. Italy’s Fascisti forced landowners to hire laborers per acreage to curb unemployment and raise output.
Twendy yearing February Sth reports Mise Lambrecht and Mr Johnson visiting the club. They toured Olive Tersterson's farm for a cattie Jude lesson and the girls received lessons on cup towel materials. Boys attended stock judging at John Colwicks farm Norse with a hearty dinner by Mrs Colwick.
Knute Poulson aged over fifty years died Sunday morning at 1 05 in his home 710 South Fifth street Waco Texas after a long illness He was a lifelong resident of Waco and a brick mason by trade He came to America from Norway in 1849 and worked on the Brazos River bridge He leaves brothers Anders Poulson and Anthony Poulson and a sister Miss Kate Poulson of Waco notes show a long life in central Texas with ties to the Norwegian community and local churches.
We express sincere thanks to all who offered sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father. May you be blessed with kind friends in such times. Mia, JH, Bekken and Children.
New York reports two funeral services were held on two floors of Zion Lutheran in Brooklyn to honor Dr Laurite Larsen president of the National Lutheran Council. Larsen died Sunday night in Erie Pennsylvania while on an speaking tour. A separate economic note mentions a Beemmen Germany cotton sale at 12.4 cents per pound and a potential conversion to 1092950 dollars.
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