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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
3
Court in San Antonio hears a snowball incident as two women face charges of throwing snowballs at a Santa figure. They admit the act but deny rocks were inside. Judge John F. Onion dismisses the criminal angle with a cautious ruling amid courtroom tension.
Fragmentary note reports a black satin collarette left at the Record Office with a request to leave it there. Mentions Benjamin Franklin mapping the Gulf Stream in 1770 and cites Clifton Record and Dalian News at a yearly rate of 5200.
Mosheim School reports a stormy week with heavy snow hindering attendance and school activities. Notable events include mock battles and rough plays at recess, visits by relatives and locals to Waco, and church and Sunday services disrupted by illness.
The Folio notes minor games with Live Oak and Bly Gap teams, PTA meetings, and a snow event benefiting small grain. Community celebrations include Miss Selma Olson's birthday, a Friday Jan 29 gathering, and church paths to unity. Also reports Hoover on rubber controls, and McKeown's cotton export tariff idea amidst Japan and industry topics.
Classified note indicates available dry cord wood for sale by A Brandes. Limited readable text suggests small local ad listing yardwood pricing not specified. Potential buyer advised to contact A Brandes for details and availability.
Fragmentary ad for Dr D A Carpenter a physician and surgeon. The readable parts mention contact numbers and a call to STOP THAT ITCHING. Text is incomplete and garbled with references to fest Rewm- Drage et ay.
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