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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
6
A fragment mentions Llano and a cafe with buttery offerings priced around 100 dollars per bushel, noting Bon at Bronstad Gin and a location at 50-12. The text is incomplete but highlights local culinary and commodity themes in a period tone.
The article records a community gathering with tennis and baseball, notes mixed results from four games, and extends thanks to Mrs. Lyon and the Womack club for a tournament. It then lists numerous local residents visiting homes, travels of residents like Conrad and Jobson, and a wool growers alert. It closes with a long wedding reception description, the couple’s life, and their four children Pernell Milford Alma, highlighting fifty years of marriage and community contributions.
Mexico's growing radio network facilities are enlisted for a new series of Spanish text broadcasts announced by Radio House of the University of Texas In conferences with Col Harry E Stewart of Dallas Emilio Axcarraga theater and radio magnate of Mexico City and others.
A rambling school roundup describes speech class moments and student performances. Arch ie Nelson and Dorothy Olson appear amid notes on safety programs, Shakespeare, and a patriotic second grade program. Activities include photos, a basketball team “freeze-out,” and a visit by Dr Melton.
A large crowd gathered near Bevigfiall's Opera House as Governor Hogg arrived by train, with Hon Clark and Col. Herndon leading supporters. Spectators packed the square, shouting and cheering while Heck McCord entertained nearby. Notes mention past Texas figures, a wartime reference, and local memorabilia as residents recall events and local history.
The H. D. Council met in the county house at 2 p.m. February 28. The committees on finance and deficit reported. Mex. Tom White spoke on educational funds. The Busy Bee Club presented a parer frame for foundation pattern. The Coyote Club showcased an interior decorating program. Meeting adjourned.
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