Clifton Record reports rain hopes and city bids
Clifton Record notes a rainy period with warmer weather affecting grain and sowing, plus officials visiting Austin to seek fire insurance rate reductions after water main upgrades. It also covers court views on government, a bid for a water plant project, and news of a local family’s illness and recovery efforts in Clifton.
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Clifton
Supreme Court Maidette Tennison
Mra
L. E. Tennison
Regelnt BO
Maas
Lift
Flamittan
Ponpetting Tee
Monie
Fragmented historical note on unusual terms and ages
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Avent Rigyptans and jnculators for Lateting hickens with ages planned in temperate ovens and a strange arythie phrase linked to the youth. The readable bits hint at a nonsensical or misread historical term set without clear events or entities.
Glen Club to stage Dixie operetta at high school
The Glen Club of Clifton High School presents the operetta Way Down South in Dixie on January 29 in the High School Auditorium. The program includes choruses, duets, solos, readings, pantomime, and more, built around Stephen Foster songs recreating plantation era figures and stories.
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Dixie
Glen ‘Club
Clifton High School
Stephen Foster
Uncle Ned
Willie Bly
Susan
Nell
Dixie Girl
Jane
Special Children Service at First Presbyterian Church
A church notice invites all to attend a children's service at eleven o'clock at First Presbyterian Church with an evangelistic service at seven o'clock. It emphasizes weekly attendance for spiritual growth and extends a cordial welcome to nonmembers to join in worship and prayer. J L Spears, worker.
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Presbyterian Church
J. L. Bpears
Wranter
Waco Nears Texas League Franchise In 1920s Odds
Weep Tess and Li-Waen’s entry in the Texas League waits on Secretary Farrell of the National Baseball Association. Withdrawing cities Galveston and Oak City have dropped from contention, leaving Waco as the likely site for a franchise. The Texas Association’s stance and timing remain unresolved as Farrell reviews the withdrawal and franchise approval.
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Tess
Waen
Farrell
National Baseball Awsoria
Texas
Jee
Declan
Galveston
Oak Chit
Clifton Key Rate Action Cuts Insurance Levy
A Clifton key rate reduction follows a special Austin trip by Mayor Ed Handley and others. The latest six cent drop brings the rate down to three cents, with a possible further cut to fifty cents anticipated. Water extensions and storage improvements drive the relief, saving Clifton residents hundreds yearly. Walnut Springs reports a lower rate of one sixty cents nearby. Local events include a Mothers Tea hosted by the Koosomley girls and note of Mr. Westgaard welcoming guests at the door.
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Ed. Handley
Austin
Clifton
Walnut Springs
Death of Mrs Susan C Davis in Waco Texas
Susan C Davis of Waco McLennan County died at her home 905 South Third Street after about three weeks illness. Funeral arrangements pending advice from Chicago daughter. Active pallbearers named Sam J Evans 3, Dilworth, L B Sonyth FD, Tref dy and 8 Burris, Waco Ail Bromstad Clifton. Born in Missouri Mesia Davis widow of late Williams Davis and mother of the late City Serv er culture and refinement. She was beloved across McLennan County for justice and humanity. Survived by daughters Lena Davis and others and son Killa Davis Wortham. Sister in law of Mrs Thos Cobb and aunt of Bt Ducat A Beonstad.
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Waco
Texas
McLennan County
Susan C. Davi
South Third Street
Ving
Chicago
Sam J. Evans
Dilworth
L. B. Sonyth
H. Burris
Ail Bromstad
Clifton
Miasousi
Mes
Davie
Mefaentawn
Williams
Uineke Bil
Davi
Ms. Davis
Central Produce Co Figures on 1924 Business
Central Produce Company provides figures showing funds paid out in 1924 for poultry cream and other produce handled in the territory. The data list sales of cream butter fat 12240 pounds poultry 101750 pounds turkey 506 head hides 400 pounds and totals around 40 290 dollars. The notice highlights farmers benefiting from this trade and community impact.
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Central Produce Company
Empty pews and God’s house demand worship
A fragmented religious fragment urges filling church pews to honor God. It quotes Luke 14 23 and argues pastors must guide worship, not tolerate empty seats, promising richer services when congregants attend.
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Christ
Howe
Praschor
Grant
Lawrence Couper and Sherman family seek property access
A garbled notice lists Lawrence Couper of Sherman and associates seeking access related to a property transfer at the GM Drel ew ey building area, with mention of a 100008 unit and associated party named Jota. The fragment references a garage and a wife, indicating a family involved in a real estate matter.
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Gnee
GM Drelewey
Wee
Lawrente Couper
Sherman
Nms
Pay Auto Tax at Vox Fort Gar M42
Auto tax payments are accepted at Vox Fort Gar M42. Patrons may settle due amounts due for motor vehicle registrations, with offices open weekdays and Saturdays.
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Vox Fort
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Gobsets
McGall
Clifton, Texas
Eclfton Record
By Robt. L. Baldridge
Sir Ferguson
Atu
Ft Ie
Randolph Clark
Jeane Chrtian University
Add-Ran College
Thorp
H.W. Haring
W.D. Miller
Toaurance Commission
Maine
Henry Fordays
Jogos
Temple of Justice
Glee Club
First Presbyterian Church
Oinerte Westgaard
Hostem
Newt. Cantrell
A. Semen
G. Westanart
Manel
Susan C. Davis
Devwased
Sisten
Thos. Cobb
Bt. Ducat A. Beonstad
Thie Ity
Max Wall
Thin Anetian
Midren
Cbee Mercantile
Dee
Central Produce CO
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