Local notices and classifieds from Clifton area
A mix of local ads and notices lists items for sale found in Clifton Texas including heard of livestock such as three registered Jer bulls and springer cows. Also poultry and eggs for sale and a watch found in Clifton with a fifty cent call to confirm ownership. A nursery ad promotes hardy evergreens and landscape plans from Ramosys Austin Nursery. A church note reports Rev O T Roe traveling to Decorah Iowa after the death of a brother and Rev Allen Nelson filling the pulpit at Scandinavian Lutheran Church.
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O. T. Roe
Decorah
Iowa
Allen Nelson
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Boe
Clifton
Subscription renewal note from Cranfills Gap readers
A letter from Mrs. Olson of Cranfills Gap requests continuation of The Record by sending a $1.50 check. She notes both she and her husband are elderly, with he past 96 and she nearly 77, and expresses how they cannot do without the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aken
Olson
Cranfills Gap
Hse
Weatherford College hosts Friday and Saturday games
The Weatherford College team prepares for back to back home games Friday and Saturday seeking wins to boost their season. Local fans are urged to attend and support the squad.
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Weatherford College
Ltc
Record renewals and local notices brighten Clifton news
O A Swenson will renew the Record for another year and readers urged to pay city taxes by February 1. Queen Theatre owners visit Waco. chicken pie dinner planned by Methodist ladies at Texas Stores. Local residents, including Gorman, Landgraf family, and others, send renewals and dues for papers. Community notices detail renewals, sales of galvanized iron, and upcoming demonstrations in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Stores Co
Subscriptions and visitors at the Record office
J C Bronstad stopped by the Record office to move subscription dates amid favorable moisture boosting grain prospects. Mr and Mrs Charlie Ludwig of Roswell visited the office last Thursday to arrange sending the Record to their son F B Ludwig east of town.
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J. C. Bronstad
Charlie Ludwig
Roswell
Record Office
F. B. Ludwig
Rogstad Sends In For Another Year Of News
B J Rogstad a former Clifton and Norse boy now a Chickasha Oklahoma citizen mails in his check this week requesting another year of newspaper service.
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B. J. Rogstad
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Rea to Enter A. and M. College This Year
Oscar J. Rea Jr. left for College Station this week with plans to enroll at A. and M. College as a student. His late start may mean he does not remain at the school if circumstances do not favor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Rea, Jr
College Station
A. & M. College
Ice Cream Factory for Sale Clifton Business Opportunity
For sale Clifton Ice Cream Factory and confectionery business. Cheap for cash or terms to the right party. Part trade considered. If you are thinking of going into business for yourself invest in this proposition. Clifton Ice Cream Co. Per J R Townsend.
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Clifton Ice Cream
Clifton Ice Cream Co
J. R. Townsend
Haugen Family Moves From Louisiana to Clifton
H. M. Haugen and family relocated from De Ridder Louisiana to Clifton last week seeking a permanent home. After initially subscribing to the Record and visiting Clifton they decided to move, renting temporary quarters while searching for a suitable property. The Haugens joined the Lutheran Church and participate in church, school, and civic activities, signaling a warm welcome for new residents.
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H. M. Haugen
Clifton
de Ridder
Louisiana
Mr. Haugen
Lutheran Church
Cormany Eyes Rebuilding Fire-Hit Ice Plant
S. J. Cormany has spent days clearing debris on the fire damaged ice plant site and weighs rebuilding before the new summer season. Friends and old customers urge him to reconstruction, with expectations he will decide his future plans in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Cormany
Mr. Cormany
Women Join New Chamber of Commerce at Morgan
At a Morgan meeting on Friday January 22 a Chamber of Commerce was organized with J T Craven as temporary chairman Carey Buie elected president and Miss Juddie Martin secretary treasurer Dues set at 25 cents per month for women and 50 cents for men to encourage broad enlistment Large donations planned to fund future needs The chamber aims to establish a sweet milk and sweet cream station promote poultry farming on a large scale and seek graveled main roads out of town
Texas Baptist Young People plan joint Sunday program
Senior B Y P U members outline talks on investments church support and education. Topics include How the Investments Were Made and Texas Baptists Determine to Pay Our Investments with speakers Lovelady Forson Barton McFadden and Glass. Meeting details urge attendance and harmony as banners are noted.
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Mrs. Hill
Mayme Glass
Miss Burleson
Homer Railsback
Rhoda Lanehart
Association
Pearl Railsback
Grece Gilliam
Carey
Ollie Railsback
Andrew MccFadden
Mocking Bird Nominated as Texas State Bird
A concurrent Senate resolution by Senator Joe M. Moore of Greenville proposes designating the mocking bird as Texas state bird. The measure cites its home defense, wide presence across cities and towns, and distinctive song, with the resolution referred to the Committee on State Affairs.
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Austin
Senate
Joe M. Moore
Greenville
Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Moore
Committee On State Affairs
Harold Clement elected to AKPsi at SMU
Harold Clement a Clifton youth and S M U Dallas student was last week elected to Alpha Kappa Psi at the college. Only a small number are chosen each year from about 300 applicants after high grade studies and tests, making his selection a source of hometown congratulations.
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Harold Clement
Clifton
Dallas
Texas
Alpha Kappa Psi
Harold
For Sale Thresher and Tractors Mortgage Sale
One Case steam thresher outfit a 10 20 Case Tractor and a John Deere Tractor Plow offered for sale to satisfy a mortgage. Buyer or agent Oscar J Rea handles the sale with bargain pricing to move quickly.
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John Deere
Ite
Oscar J. Rea
Record ad notices and a found enamelware box
Cameron's tie shop H C Pederson called Monday and ordered dates moved up three years in advance warning to be here January twenty ninth. Gilliam Wrecking House urges immediate trading for better service. A found enamelware box is available at the Record office for the owner to claim by paying for this ad. John Christenson reports the find.
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H. C. Pederson
Gilliam Wrecking House
John Christenson
Studebaker Unveils The Erskine Six The Little Aristocrat
The cry for economy finds answer in Studebaker's latest car The Erskine Six nicknamed the Little Aristocrat. The new model markets a compact economical design aimed at practical buyers seeking refined style.
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Studebaker
Lovern Hints at Family Visit and New Ford
J. H. Lovern once of Clifton now living in Waco says his wife Mrs. Lovern and the children will visit next Saturday and may drive home in a new Ford car.
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J. H. Lovern
Clifton
Waco
The Erskine Six Demonstrators Set To Arrive
The Studebaker Erskine Six promises 60 mph with safety, 25 to 30 mpg gasoline and 1000 mpg oil with 5 to 25 miles per gallon, climbs 11 degree grade in high. Demonstrators will be here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Studebaker
Local family aids Texas merchants in Clifton purchase tradition
A. F. Gohlke visited the office on Saturday to mail the Record to his son Herman in Vernon and daughter Olga in Eden. He noted that he and his wife bought furniture in Clifton 30 years ago and Herman bought furniture there last month, now under a different store name. He emphasizes supporting home merchants.
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A. F. Gohlke
Herman
Vernon
Texas
Olga
Eden
Clifton
Calvert Shoe Shop Rebuilds Shoes and Local Notices
Pay your city taxes to W C Hurst at City Office rear of First National Bank Building. Calvert's Shoe Shop advertises shoe uppers repaired with guaranteed work. J S Gedlow, noted cotton raiser, placed an order with The Record for next year.
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W. C. Hurst
First National Bank
Dr Verne L Scott to Test Cattle in Bosque County
Dr Verne L Scott will be in Bosque County to test cattle for tuberculosis on February 20 and 21. Those seeking his services should notify the County Agent at Meridian as soon as possible.
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Verne L. Scott
Bosque County
T. B
Meridian
Erskine Six car meets American and European standards
The Erskine Six is the first car built to American standards of comfort performance stamina and finish that meets European demand for thrifty operation. It features a smart compact design and low initial cost priced under $1000 F. O. B. Factory. J. H. Haley sales Walnut Springs Texas phone 54.
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J. H. Haley
Walnut Springs
Texas
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John E. Swenson
Clifton, Texas
Ee Fefese
Pini
Cameron
S. Tfe
Minnesota
Neron’s. Tfe
Clifton Mercantile Company
D. White
Morgan, Texas
Majestic
Wyandotte
Henry Oswald
Ramsey
O. A. Swenson
Ford Battery
Gilliam Motor Co
Joe B. Helton
Ed Handley
M. J. and
D. C. Caraway
The
Queen Theatre
Ernest Landgraf
Helen
Gus Thiele
Paul Prescher
John Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Cameron’s
Steece
Weiles Brothers
Star Route
A. C. Johle
J. C. Poston
Record
Mosheim
E. Jenkins
M. S. Hoel
Norse
Dallas News
Alex S. Anderson
NELSON @ COWEN Quick Service
Morgan
B. Y. PL
Womack
Fuller
Alexander
Reese
Cash Grocery
Jenson & Larson
P. & G. Soap van Camp
Folger
Santos
Graham Crackers
del Monte
South Texas
Cameron's
Cameron’s. Tfe
J. S. Gedlow
Weatherford
Itc
Scientific Eye Service
W.A. Johnson
Opt. D
Michigan
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