13 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
1
A historical ad notes durable farming implements cost only a few cents per acre per year, boosting yields and cutting production costs. It claims lower prices this year than last, promises high quality, and invites customers to view the new tools to gain value and efficiency in farming operations.
J W Conley, currently county Tax Assessor, seeks reelection in the Democratic primary. He asserts previous efficient service and promises to continue his best efforts for the county and taxpayers. He aims to meet voters personally before Election Day.
The body of Aimer Lursin arrives in Clifton from Pons France for reinterment in Clifton Lutheran Cemetery. Relatives and local American Legion members greet the train, and a funeral follows at the Scandinavian Lutheran Church with Rev. Theo Lerid delivering a German sermon.
New manager orders spot cash sales at the Model Gin oil mill. Lerud departs this week for South Texas to conduct services at Normanna and to solicit funds next week for building at Clifton College.
Luther P. Raley, county commissioner of this precinct, announces his candidacy for a second term. Supporters say he will be re elected without opposition and that he has served the county with effort to cure issues and advocate the public good. He asks Democratic primary voters to remember him kindly.
George W Amerson, a young attorney from the city, campaigns for county attorney. A World War II veteran, he trained at the UT and University of Texas, served as city secretary and city attorney for Clift, and emphasizes honesty and capable county governance.
A funeral service honors Almer Walthall former Critter youth with full military style honors. Relatives from Dallas Avacs McKinney and Sweetwater attend as mourners. The Record notes his homeland sacrifice and remembers him as a beloved town figure.
The Farmers Guaranty Bank at Clifton elected officers during a recent meeting. Re-elected were President Tom Parks and Vice President James? The board announced changes in leadership with new and continuing directors and officers named.
Marshall area mourns as Het Martie Word unexpectedly dies at his Valley Mills office due to apoplexy. The former county judge candidate was a popular local athlete and aviator. Funeral details are announced, with services planned in Meridian and nearby communities. The obituary notes his Civil War era lineage and community involvement, including church activities and midweek prayers. Retail notices and small ads follow, including a for sale listing and local business notices.
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