Fragmentary Clifton Record Rumors and Seasonal Puns
A damaged clipping from the Clifton Record presents scattered phrases about seasons, gardening, and personal notes. The text is fragmentary with references to winter thoughts, fruit trees, and abstentive attendance, lacking clear events or identifiable individuals.
Gregor Indorses Neff Move for Economy
Former Senator and last election governor candidate on the American Party ticket backs Neffs plan to cut bureaus and commissions. He says the economy message supports eliminating many employees and will benefit Texas while restoring services. A Parent Teachers Association event is announced for Friday evening February 25 at 7:40 in the School Auditorium with focus on child welfare and national conferences.
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Austin
Texas
TH. Retirever
American Party
Uwe Largialataire
Netton Thuratay
Yen Atvong
Loral Parent-Teachers Association
Walkers
National Congress of Mothers
Rb Parent
Axmoiation Teal
Pane Beabroo
Newtun
Texas town tax bill passes final approval
Autin Texas February 11 final passage is given Fly's House Bill No 42 to empower towns with 5000 or more to levy annual ad valorem taxes up to 1 12 percent for current expenses and public works including water sewer and streets while city councils set the rate. Mrs E Omenson visited the Record office to renew her subscription.
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Autin
Texas
Fly
Paseers
Towan
Counell
Jevy
Ansens
Collet
IMM
Neryan
Overning Bowly
Sich
Slchety
Immiew
Worth 410 150 for man showered in Mississippi trial
A Mississippi jury awarded Charles H. Franck, former vice president of the Federation of Labor, 410 150 in a rotten egg shower case linked to a 1920s labor dispute. The suit accused union organizers and multiple officials of wrongdoing during an attempted strike near Sumrall.
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Charles H. Franck
Midsesippa Federation of Labor
Teave
J.J. Newman
Nessa
Ghostly Riders Spotted on Lone Curve Near Pony Creek
In Stephenville week, John Cage Pat Pittman and a third man saw two ghosts riding a horse and a black horse along a dark road by the old Ben Palmer ranch near Pony Creek. The apparitions disappeared as the riders passed the curve, leaving the trio unsettled and sharing the tale later in the Stephenville Tribune. Also, KD Culp and Mathilde Berg wed at the bride’s parents home in Norse with Rev P C Nelson officiating and a large reception. The groom is a promising Crawfills Gap youth, well regarded by locals.
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John Cage
Pat Pittman
Stephenville
Cleburne
Ben Palmer
Pony Creek
Tyes
Leah
Noo
Ile
Cnt
Culp-Berg
KD. Culp
Mise Mathilde Berg
T. H. Berg
P. C. Nelson
Cranfills Gap
Knox
Texas
Jian
Crawfills Gap
Jin
Sye
Lung Fife
Large Texas Presbyterian convention to convene in Waco
One of the largest denominational gatherings in Texas will meet in Waco on February 17. The Laymen's Missionary Movement and Woman's Auxiliary Conventions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States will draw delegates from Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas plus visitors from other states. Prominent speakers include J Campbell White Wade C Smith D A Penick Yale Hicks H J Monty Fred C McMillan A D Mason J P McCallie C A Rowland and M L Swinehart addressing topics of vital interest. Sessions will be held at the First Presbyterian church of Waco.
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Texas
Waco
Laymen's Missionary Movement
United States
Arkans
Louisiana
Oklahoma
J. Campbell White
York City
Wade C Smith
Rich
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