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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
8
week program advertises The White Parade featuring Lo rata san Jobim Bales with added feature Dum Beall Eater. Shirley Temple June Dean and Bright Day appear in a lineup of attractions set for Wednesday and Thursday with general admission 10 and 25 cents.
A state health official warns of rising smallpox risk among Texas schoolchildren amid waning vaccination and calls for immediate immunization. The report notes fever, severe headache, and rapid rash progression, stressing vaccination as the best defense to prevent a wider outbreak.
The PTA met Wednesday evening with social gathering and music by a local string band. Members voted to invest funds in books for the school library while thanking students and faculty for their efforts. The mid term exams were postponed due to extreme cold and seniors received class rings amid improved arithmetic and grade work.
High government officials have been accused of contributing funds enabling communist activities. The report mentions names including Hamilton and New York figures, with promises to deliver documentary material and photostatic copies within a week. China imported 1,224,278 railway ties last year.
Federal Judge Alexander Akerman held the NRA lumber code unconstitutional here today. The decision denied government permission to operate without complying with code provisions, affecting Tampa area lumber sealer Loren A. George.
Waco Texas January 21 officials report the death of Doug Smith 18 from a car collision near Temple is linked to a rabies exposure after local relatives say he was bitten by a dog about a month ago. Funeral services were held in Austin with Rev Sverett Hy Jones officiating.
Westorernlyhunk thanks everyone for kindness and attention during the sickness and passing of our sister and aunt Mary J. Ellison Mrs Matthe Colts W M Bitingm Alfred Killvon Peyton Ae Rison and others shown in our time of need
Fragmented article discusses time, life, and sunrise mottos amid school news. It notes cold weather delaying exams, basketball struggles, mid term progress, and football letter sweaters. Local school board hosted oyster dinner with players and board members in a social gathering.
Austin reports on a tangled tale involving Man Pre Ferguson as he allegedly plots a return to the Fey Manor. The piece hints at a courtlike sequence from 1927 involving robbery and burglary charges, with implicated figures such as Charlie Morgan and Pallee Cle W. Paye, plus a theatre context at the Cite Theatre. The narrative folds through a wartime frame and theatrical setting, suggesting political theater and shifting loyalties during tense times.
Bosque County peanut growers may sign Peanut Reduction Contracts under a new Agricultural Adjustment Administration program. Extension Agronomist C. La Wil Miller and District Agent T. B. Wood launched the campaign on Tuesday Jan 22. Farmers who have participated in other reduction programs may qualify, with government payments based on the amount removed from production. Farmers are advised to visit Meridian City Hall to learn rulings and arrange contracts, with individual farm cases considered separately.
Special correspondent H D Club News reports a regular meeting at Mrs A C Nivin’s home with many members. Mrs Mangold spoke on gardening and vegetables. Next meeting to be with Mrs Walter Williams. Also notes on school closure due to cold, PTA postponement, and a boys' baseball game against Womack. Seniors plan a college station play "Out of the Ark," and efforts to revive an annualette amid fundraising. Fire on a student dormitory wing damages a stucco building. Waste meat salvage and a 2000 year old fruit note are mentioned.
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