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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
3
A 107 inch wheelbase model extends four inches longer than prior with Duco finish and Fisher craftsmanship. It offers four-wheel brakes for safety, improved comfort, thrilling new power, and is marketed as an amazing revelation in the low-priced car segment.
Captain Wardell of Miami Florida addressed an audience of about 100 at the Jefferson Hotel on Thursday under the Dallas Society. He spoke of thought as the ruling force and called inventions organic projections, raising questions about Tela notonous.
Panama, Jan 9 Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived from San Jose Costa Rica at 1 00 pm completing the downward leg of his goodwill journey to Latin America He flew 910 miles in five hours seven minutes without incident Card of Thanks We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for the splendid offerings and kindness shown during our recent bereavement Also lists several family names and local notices
A memorial notice in bent prose thanks the tienda for kindness and support during the illness and death of Willie Mae Westley. Special gratitude goes to Mrs. Mattie Crawford and Gee Crawford for care. The St Olaf Lutheran Church English service is announced for next Sunday.
An author explains that the name Holland derives from old Batave terms for wood or forest, meaning Wood Land. The piece notes the region spanned from Denmark to northern France and describes historical shifts during the Thirty Years War with fragments about bands and local figures.
A Valley Mills report details a car crash with injuries, hospital recovery, and a patient back home. Several locals, including Mrs Griffin and Hal Lewis, cope with injuries from recent incidents while others like Bill Lawdon face diphtheria. Funeral attendances in Meridian, visits between families, and staff changes at local businesses are noted amid community updates.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Brewer born March 1860 who died January 6 1908. Survived by husband J A Brewer and several children, she was a devout member of the Methodist church and active in the Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary. The community recalls her as loving wife mother and friend. Funeral details not shown.
A damaged OCR line lists scattered numbers and phrases like phone entries and dates, offering only partial details of a local notice without clear names or actions. The readable items suggest contact or listing references but lack cohesive events.
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