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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1929

Page

8

Nacogdoches Farmer Earns 2.50 An Hour Milking Cows

Nacogdoches county farmer Latham Wells began selling milk from six cows last month to the Henderson route. He earned 75.03 dollars for two weeks, after deductions for hauling and feed, with milking taking about an hour and a half daily, equating to 2.50 dollars per hour. Wells’ venture shows a profitable side for local farmers.

Nacogdoches Nacogdoches County Latham Wells Wells Henderson

In Memory of Mother and Family Visit Given

Poem reflects on a mother’s prayers and the joy of reunion in an eternal home. Mrs J T Torrence and Rev and Mrs Malcolm L Purcell traveled between Austin and San Antonio visiting relatives, joined by Mrs Purcell’s sister Mrs Spier and two children.

Jesus J. T. Torrence Malcolm L. Purcell Austin San Antonio

Predict 26 000 000 Cars On The Highways

By 1929 end America will approach 26 million registered vehicles across roads and streets. Higher car ownership shifts highway costs toward pavement financing, with taxes on motor use supporting faster road paving. Indiana eyes a $5 license fee rise to finish a safe highway system in five years, not sixteen, benefiting the 26 million vehicles.

Missouri Indiana

Marinello Beauty Shoppe Services Offered

Marinello Beauty Shoppe advertises hair and scalp treatments sham pooing Marinello facials and packs permanent marcels finger waving and marceling using the best supplies. Phone 200-164 for appointment. Ic

Marinello Beauty Marinello Marcels Fredric Eugene

Norse Fire Insurance figures spotlight mutual savings and growth

At Cranfills Gap the Norse Fire Insurance Association reports 389 members insuring 469 dwellings and 354 barns across Bosque Coryell and Hamilton counties. The mutual operation since 1883 saved members about 100000 in premiums over 46 years while maintaining 680725 on dwellings and 168710 on barns. The report notes Olaf Johnson installed a steam press for clothes, and recalls the death of Paul Viertel from indigestion with details of his German birth and family. The Four Company partnership dissolves into independent firms with Grimland Reesing Pederson in same building. The diary notes nurse training for Hilda Knudson, flu avoidance, Dr S W Young funeral, and Mrs C Lequarn's death. The Dairymen Protective Association plans its annual meeting in town.

Messrs B. C. Rogstad J. T. Jengen Norse Fire Insurance Association Bosque Coryell Hamilton Olaf Johnson Paul Viertel Mr. Viertel Clara Kingdom of Saxony Germany Fayette County Hamilton County Clemens Viertel Magnus Stamford Texas Ernest Aspermont Otto Hugo Hilda Bramer Neadville Clara Viertel Sorley Grimland Reesing Pederson Hilda Knudson Temple Joel Grimland Howard Payne College Brownwood S. W. Young Young Hico Fairy C. Lequarn Lequarn Kentucky Nora Elizabeth Hibbs J. C. Freeman Otto Freeman Sweetwater B. C. Freeman Oklahoma Amarillo Our City

Rev Call to Lead Regular Appointment Sunday

Rev Call is expected to fill his regular appointment this Sunday with hopes of full attendance. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Turner and son Clyde, are ill with influenza this week.

Call W. M. Turner Clyde C. A. Orbeck Clifton Rob Gray Richard Mayfield Hurst Springs Avis Lane Roby A. B. Poston Mosheim J. W. Henry Clyde Barton Kirvin C. J. Bagley Car Phillips D. W. Poston Valley Mills Willie Howard Walnut Springs W. M. Vickrey John Roetschke Floyd Vickrey A. T. Tergerson

Week's program at the Cliftex Theatre

The Cliftex Theatre lists a weekly lineup featuring Lew Cody in The Baby Cyclone and Is Everybody Happy with a 2 reel comedy plus Fox News. Weekend shows include Al Wilson in The Sky Skidder and Tarzan the Mighty with Koko the animal serial. Saturday features Homesick with Sammy Cohen and Marjorie Beebe, Bobby Vernon comedy The Sock Exchange, and Koko Kartoon. Sunday afternoon shows The Masks of the Devil with John Gilbert and Alma Rubens and Liberty 2 reel comedy. Tuesday promotes Huntingtower and Collegians. Wednesday Thursday brings Manhattan Cocktail with Nancy Carroll and Richard Arlen. Bloome coming soon Riley the Cop and Danger Rider among others. Meet your friends at the Cliftex.

Lew Cody Fox News al Wilson Sky Skidder Tarzan the Mighty Koko Fox Sammy Cohen Marjorie Beebe Bobby Vernon Sock Exchange Koko Kartoon John Gilbert Alma Rubens Liberty Huntingtower Nancy Carroll Richard Arlen

Young People Meeting At Church Of Christ

Church program lists Alfred Jenson leading the Young People's meeting with songs scripture readings memory verses and papers on Paul in Corinth Paul Establishes the Disciples and Paul Again in Ephesus. Gerald Polk Etta Belle Thurmond and others present with closing prayer at 6:30. Record and Dallas News price two dollars and fifty cents.

Young People's Alfred Jenson

Young People's Program Worship Service at Presbyterian Church

A church program at 6:30 features quiet music "The Call for Reapers" with readings from Psalms and Acts. Pauline Lane leads, followed by talks and liberations on fear fatalism hopelessness sin with poems by Mary Louise Lane and Josephine McSpadden. Everyone is welcome.

Pauline Lane Irene Brewer Ralph Lane Flora Hurst H. S P. Jenson Joe Grimland Hardie Cowen Mary Louise Lane Josephine McSpadden Tommy McSpadden Place—Presbyterian Church

Card of Thanks from C Lequara

Grateful note to neighbors and friends for support during my wife’s illness and final days. I express deep appreciation for every wish and deed that helped her endure her suffering and enjoy her last months. Your kindness will be remembered with sincere thanks. The Record and Dallas News.

C. Lequara

Fergusons Lose School Tax Suit in Bell County

Austin dispatch reports the Third Court of Civil Appeals reformed and affirmed the Academy Consolidated Independent School District’s case against Miriam A. Ferguson and James E. Ferguson over delinquent taxes. The jury found the land remote from schoolhouses justifying taxes, but the appellate court reduced a ten percent penalty for nonrendition while leaving delinquent taxes, interest, and penalties affirmed.

Austin Third Court of Civil Appeals Academy Consolidated Independent School Dis Twce Miriam A. Ferguson James E. Ferguson Fergusons Bell County

Thanking Friends After Loss of Nelda Meinkowsky

Mr and Mrs Henry G Meinkowsky and children thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and after the death of their daughter Nelda. They express deep gratitude and blessings, noting the Lord giveth and taketh away. The Clifton Record and the Dallas News.

Nelda Henry G. Meinkowsky

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H. T. Grantham Gulf Refining Company Armers State Bank Farmer’s B Tom C. Parks J. M. Jenson Ben F. Schulz H. L. Knust C. R. Jameson F. K. Bradstreet Arnold C. Brandes Belvin Pederson Asst. Cash Cranfilis Gap By Chris L. Rohne Cansills Gan W. T. Boulware Crawfills Gap Dairymen’'s Protective Association Ancp Cliftex Ovewee Riley Hoot Gibson Jimmy Valentine William Haines Victor McLaglan Clara Bow the Cliftex the Record Dallas News Clifton, Texas Corneil C. Brown D. C The Record Clifton Record Iness First National Bank IN R. R. Waldrop Joe Wise H. B. Dahl Lillian Prather H. A. Nelson E. E. Preacher Otto C. Rueter
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