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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
6
A partial bulletin notes a Christmas program at Creek School with a brief game recap mentioning an opponent labeled Hiss Ths and a player Mus ra injured. The text records a sequence of events including a later election of new officers and praise for the program.
Friends mourn and pray as Ola Helle Arther lies critically ill at home with double pneumonia. The community notes concern while hopes rise for recovery. attendance from Will Hafer and others accompanies Mrs Arther to Stephenville for support. John Tarleton student status to resume later, with visits from local pastors and neighbors continuing through the week.
A Bosque County voter from Precinct No 3 announces his bid for County Commissioner in Precinct No 8. He pledges impartial, efficient service, notes lifelong residence and age 41, invites verification of character, and thanks supporters. The text includes unrelated historical and royal references.
Meridan area brief notices list residents visiting relatives and moving, with several people from Meridian, Whitney, Waco, Clifton, and Detroit area. Names include Wirmack Merves Womack, John Chapel Lander Case, Kim Mander, Hiram Smith, Thelma Ruth Smith, C C Smith, Marvin Bridger, Alvis Day, and Lockett Smith.
A candidate recounts his life of public service in Clifton and Walnut Springs, asserting fitness for sheriff and urging voters to weigh his qualifications. He pledges to enforce law and requests careful voter investigation of his candidacy. Published under banking commission guidelines in late 1886.
A candidate for Bosque County Sheriff announces his race, vowing strict law enforcement. The notice includes a long fiscal excerpt on bank deposits and salaries from a 1930s era report, naming executives with high pay, while detailing state and local finances. The document also notes officials swearing to a financial statement and includes signatures and a corporate seal.
Mrs Lucy S Seindley aged 68 widow of the late B Wind leg Contra died suddenly Sunday in Texas. The obituary notes her residence and affiliations, with limited readable facts from the damaged text.
The Cranfilis Gap school notes Rhodes foundation aims to form a union among Entiat speaking peoples and seeks top scholars with character and athletic balance, ages 10 to 26. Texans have won the scholarship, challenging others. General school news covers student council, staff roles, visitors, English class projects, rhythm band progress, and sports updates noting a recent home win over Koppertoh with lineup gaps and eligibility reminders.
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