When the Fire Whistle Blows
Ad copy warns that it is too late to insure a home once a fire starts urging readers to obtain insurance promptly. It stresses having a policy as a best protection and presents no other actionable details.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
2
Ad copy warns that it is too late to insure a home once a fire starts urging readers to obtain insurance promptly. It stresses having a policy as a best protection and presents no other actionable details.
The committee reports progress on widening narrow lanes and trimming sharp corners in Harmony. It notes donations of land for widening and seeks continued land donations to improve access, thanking the Commissioners and Clifton Towns committee.
Members of the Meridian Creek 41 Club and their husbands met at the home of Mr. and Mrs S N Knudson in December for a social evening. Guests played various games, enjoyed refreshments including rakes, cocoa and coffee, and expressed appreciation for the well hosted event.
Austin Texas Jan Gow Boss Si Steeling sail Munwlay that thy present abtient in the enon funy oor will te spod out awl that by the ont of the suerent pornpetatin Wenminye thee State with have vetufned fom permanent cash bovis We bawel hin mtabenvont on tax income and then a reduction of expenson for remittances having droppet 10000 to 0009 monthly as a result of the pening of mailease and ther ow accounts of fox t o officers This followed the senw adtative delionian and refend sav indictments of certain fre officers WC in the opinion of Governor Ster ling that expenses should be reduced rather than that new or increased taxes be levied He said economic re forms are underway and time is re quired to obtain results.
In a local program the audience heard a lively event ending with awards. Miss Bron Wiederaenders and Mr Will Kruse received pyrite honors for their scores, with additional mentions for Mire Chris ine Conrad and Mr owsei. An overtime moment followed, yielding cheers and a bustle of activity among attendees.
The Cranfills Gap page highlights local happenings and notable residents including teachers at Mt View School, the Stanford Valley family events, and community gatherings. A mix of social notes, obliquely referenced names, and traditional small-town happenings paints a vivid Sunday snapshot.
Fragmentary notes mention Epworth Forts, a famine focus, and a missionary strategy led by Maabas Vyasen. References to Westneostay 71 and Chatty suggest a regional church event or plan with unclear specifics.
A scrambled OCR page fragment from Meridian Court and local news shows garbled names and events. Readable bits mention funerals, a hospital, a hotel, and various people, with dates and places largely unreadable.
The notice from Pastor Geo Diehin invites all church members to attend Confirmation classes held each Saturday morning from 9 to 10. It requests sincere participation from the entire congregation and mentions an upcoming Hovotinnal meeting on Friday the 13th.
We endeavor to keep a complete stock of rugs and sundries. If we do not have what you want we will be glad to get it for you.
fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and actions but lacks coherent events or identifiable outcomes. unable to determine a concrete news item or proper entities to title and summarize.
Readable lines note a free will collection being taken and Mrs W B Stewart confined to bed for several days. The message mentions Mrs Jo Te Vickera arriving from Mexia to be with her mother, Mrs Stewart, last Saturday.
The Hod Scholarship Club held a gathering with Mrs Raley and Mr We at the court hour. A younger list of attendees included Misses Ferguson, Turner, Orbeck, Landsgrat, Pern Bassett, Qbene fine, Polk, Bald Vides, Canty, Merve, Canty, and more. A prize was awarded to a student by the reporter.
County judge and four commissioners agreed to voluntary salary cuts from 125.00 to 100.00 monthly amid financial strain. County Clerk also reduced from 175.00 to 140.00. Changes take effect February 1, 1982, and continue until directed otherwise.
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