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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
8
Readable note urges customers to place orders by phone or mail a few days in advance to ensure timely processing. The reminder emphasizes planning ahead to avoid delays and ensure availability.
George J Hall longtime local pharmacist and former postmaster died last week at age 40 His funeral drew a lengthy procession and burial followed at Cranfills Gap cemetery Survived by wife Laura Green six children and extensive family The community and local clergy participated in services and interment every notable local figure attended Remaining notes mention dairy testing and local industry developments in Cranfills Gap
A regional effort to eradicate predatory animals in McLenman Bosque Hill Coryell Hamilton Somervell Erath and Johnson counties gained support at Clifton Texas meetings. Farmers stockraisers and businessmen backed House Bill 258 and Senate Bill 128 urging state and federal cooperation. The group plans to send four representatives to the state legislature to press their interests.
Clifton College Cats dropped three games in a week. They lost to Decatur Baptist College 36 to 16 and 45 to 22 in Decatur. Meridian won another Clifton matchup 18 to 15. Weatherford College visits Clifton for two games, promising a hard test.
In a local ballot of 181 votes the measure to sell the City Light Plant to Texaco Louisiana Power Co. passed by a large margin with seven dissenters. The note urges civic unity and continued progress into 1927, urging education and home responsibility as critical to public welfare.
A large turnout of farmers and business men gathered in Clifton last Friday to discuss a proposed plan by National Investment and Securities Co of Fort Worth to build a $40,000 creamery and cheese factory. The proposal, requiring $10,000 in local investment and land donation, was sent to a committee which recommended against immediate local capital, delaying the project. The committee hopes to report definite progress on a milk station next week.
Mrs. Tom C. Parks returned home Monday from Dallas where she spent a few days visiting her daughter Mrs. G. C. Tisdale. She was accompanied by her granddaughter Roby Tisdale.
Fragmented county notes describe land transfers in Valley Mile and Walnut Springs. Merlin community mentions include Bishop John Mt. Meant and Marian Catone, Meridian College events, and a venduct mass in the afternoon.
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