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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1951
Page
8
An article urges adults over forty to schedule annual medical checkups to prevent heart disease cancer high blood pressure and diabetes. It emphasizes early diagnosis and following physician guidance to maintain a productive life and physical health.
Retired government deputy collector offers trusted guidance on annual tax filing. Expert in audits, deductions, and compliance to minimize errors and maximize refunds.
A U S complaint filed in Tampa charges a 25 year old man with violation of federal law and warrants outstanding across multiple states. FBI seeks tips to locate the individual. Separate local sports notes recap junior team results after Christmas break with top scorer Darla Ann Johnson.
The senior class among drivers took road tests in Meridian with seven students attempting the exam and all but one reportedly passing. The school notes a Plymouth with driver education. Third and sixth grade items reveal class poems and growing art interest, plus a requested bulletin board display. The town sees local moves and family updates as well.
Wendel Larson stayed with parents in Austin Monday and Tuesday. Clifton visitors Mr and Mrs J Bronstad and family joined relatives in Waco. G O Bronstad and family in Fort Worth with Mrs Bidson’s kin. Mrs Olle State returned to Dallas after Cranfills Gap days with relatives. Mrs XM Knudson visited Fort Worth at son Mervin Knudson’s home. Evans and Baytown publisher Fred Clark renewed Clifton Record subscriptions.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Ralph Jenkins and their son Hal of Milford visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C B Jen ing for a radio promotion at Watton Feed and Hatchery. It mentions bringing a radio set to the event.
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