Clifton Public School News Items
A distorted Detroit era style notice from Clifton Public School highlights a January and February program at the high school. It mentions a Saturday January 30 auditorium entertainment by Br. Lucey, a world touring entertainer, and notes student awards, scholarships, and parent bulletins. The piece praises faculty, lists activities, and urges attendance with references to indolence and deportment rules.
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W. D. Raley H. Wolfe
Cotton Faethr
Clase
Bey May
Wolfs Iehn
Anne
Bey
Wweturey
Wwe
Leister
Maylor Hemeay
Seton
Iteers Hous
Mr Wolfe
Meltere
Leann
Tate
Larry
Thordhy
Cy Auditorium
Br. Lucey
Rane Grator
Laney
Tawes Mide in Her Pardon Echoes Impeachment Talks
Jan. 21, Governor Mitton and A Ferguson face impeachment chatter as Ferguson's remarks surface. Observers note Ferguson's praise of Tawes and hints at political maneuvering, with talk of Tenn jitivon and citizenship rights. The piece reflects a tense Texas political scene and the governor’s contested image.
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Antin
Mitton
A. Ferguson
Texae
Tonas
Baskan
James E. Ferenisnihr
Lestrhen
Lone Star
Advertising in the New Year Weighs In Your Business
The notice urges advertisers to value newspaper space in 1998, arguing reaching a broad audience is cheaper and more effective when the message is well crafted. It stresses the home newspaper as the best medium and calls for careful, tested advertising plans by businesses seeking skilled professionals.
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Edveriuing
Obituary Notice for Cox Family Members in Fort Worth Area
Mrs 4 Cox Wean Ar 3K Cox aged years died near Craftily Gay on day evening after indigestion. Deceased leaves a husband and four children two daughters Mrs Tore Fort Worth and Mrs Hie Larson of Greenville Gap and sons Roy Knight. Funeral from residence at 2:00 pm Wednesday, burial Borgy Cemetery. The Record extends sympathy.
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Cox
Jeter
Tore
Fort Worth
Hie Larson
Crenville Gap
Roy
Knight
Chrisey
Jim
Mensye M. J. Bertelson
Alvin Rohne
Ford Avsembly
Dallas
Roy Avientt
Paul Carruth
Meridian
Bunineas
KR. Larson
Notes Church
Wik
Tours
J. i. Can
Bopay
J. A. Arnes
Heather
Noah Jane
Annie Sorley
Tracy Turner
John Arneson
Ami
Word of
Cranfills Gap News: poultry prices and local notices
Farm ad for Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns lists pen prices and fertility guarantees. Local notes report a heavy snow event, rainfall prospects, and community updates from Cranfills Gap including church, funeral, and social life with several residents traveling to Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Rhode Island
Meridan Court and Local News Update
Meridan Court and Local News outlines deeds and transfers including Ollie He Miller to Glen DL Miller and other notes on property, with references to several named individuals and parcels. The report also mentions court notices, a marriage license, a funeral service conducted by Rev Mydortan of Mottinn Me, and county agents’ convention coverage with local clergy participants.
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Ellis
Rahaw
Boone
J. W. Butler
Thyomer
Owrer
Raeler
Ollie He Miller
Glen
Miller
Giddings
Sanderson
Sooby
Ward
R. Barry Coxtod
R. Milam
Charles
Tony Parks
W. B. Oseald
Joseph Berry
James Hughes
Ye Twimr
Mack Bertelaen
M. Py Chittenden
William Mot
John Mewekney
Marritge
Rupert Saitier
Joh Mydortan
Mottinn
Cox Wan
Charlie Jordan
Littell
Ehc
le KE. Malley
Dallas
HL Maples
Ant Valley
le Frere
Baptist
Clifton
Meritian
McConnell
V. Butler
San Byatta
Sisunely
Connally Denies Speech Was Printed Free
Washington DC January 1926 congressman Tom Connally asserts a Waco speech by Mr Cross was printed at his own expense and not by government funds. He says he paid $4268.02 for printing, using private funds with a Texas bank check, to inform constituents about his conduct.
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Washington, D.C
Tom Connally
Eleventh Congressional District
Eleventh
Waco
M. Cross
Court House
House of Representatives
Crow
Connally
Soar
Crove
Toelas
Crean
Texas
Congress
Crows
Railroads Post Strong Year Amid Traffic Recovery
The American Railway Association notes a sharp rebound in rail traffic with improved earnings and property values reflecting broader national prosperity. Officials cite better conditions despite earlier shortages and transportation gaps, marking the year as financially robust for railroads.
News of the Week at Clifton College
Term examinations ended and heavy snow brought skating and snowball fun. Pipes froze between dormitories. Prof Long and Monroe Knudson demonstrated snowballing. Winter sports and weigh riders kept spirits high. The Clifton College Recreation Club held its first meeting led by Prof. Tyesen. Literary Societies slated meetings. City Auditorium talk delayed. Upcoming Lyceum events feature Wilma Vallee Entertainers and Lanier College acts.
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Kerina Knust
Sith
Prof
Long
Monroe Knudson
Lelen Fidini
Kedah Lettres
Clifton College
C. Tyesen
A. Vietrola
Elaen
Tysses
Athetic
Morkine Alligenthy
Wilma Vallee
Lanier College Staewia
Pitty Yeats
Ming Della Neteat
Opportunity for Clifton herd owners to buy top cattle
Auction-like offer from Gillespie Pare owner in Milan seeks to sell grade cows for 00 and registered cows for 1000 with payment upon mating. Half price to Jersey calves, cash when cows are delivered. buyers may match cows to improve herds in Clifton and nearby areas.
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Milan
Clifton
Jersey
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