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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
2
Warn Texan reports Mattie Korikson age 70 will be buried Wednesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Ch W Strirmland on South Kit Street. The service is set for Gall Wednesday with the Rev WW, Mele officiating. Burial will follow at Kopppers Cemetery with a private family gathering.
Preston Hornbuckle seeks the county tax assessor post in Bosque County. He appeals for support in the Democratic primary and emphasizes experience, steady staff, and reliable tax collection amid concerns about efficiency and accuracy. He promises to maintain service and calls for votes to advance his candidacy.
An editorial from Texas A and M College discusses improving farm output and rural wealth. It urges better planning of home gardens, poultry, dairy and meat production, water management, soil and land use, and pest control. It stresses maximizing yield per acre, soil conservation, and modern farming methods, urging county agents and Extension Service for guidance.
The document proclaims January as Laugh Month in Texas urging residents to begin the year with cheerful outlooks and good cheer. It asserts laughter as a path to well being and prosperity and encourages the public to start the year with happiness.
Scripture reading and talks feature Mozel Thome ton and John Hice Mes with Mayme Clann introducing. The program includes Wecliffe Alfred Ha Raden Luther Aubrey Palmer Bohemia and Homer Raiseback, plus Huey Orwen Gillian legacy and a note on the native land mammals of eastern Polynesia. Meeting set for 6:00 o clock. open to new and existing BYPU members.
An elderly man named Carter reports benefit from a simple compound of bark and glycerine that removes gas within ten minutes and relieves bloating. The ad claims the mixture clears old waste matter from the system and offers quick stomach comfort, recommending it as effective and widely sold by druggists.
Disjointed 1925 bulletin lists Santa Fe aud employees with amounts like 16040 and 10200, plus a Norse school honor roll featuring multiple named students and grades. Mentions Mount Vernon reviews and a Shaver tradition, with scattered names such as Margaret Aulie and Mildead McFadden.
A garbled report notes Cornally gaining approval for the Coolidge Act tied to federal support and labor as President Oyo and officials discuss a 7.3 million pound increase over last year. References Kentucky remainers and Highland homes appear in fragmented text.
An advertisement from Carpenter Brother promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY for skin diseases including itch and cracks. It promises a guaranteed effect, no staining of clothing, and a pleasant odor.
Fragmentary record mentions colds grippe malaria and a claim that certain means kill germs. Lacks clear event date or attributed authorities.
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