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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
7
Morning services listed with hymn titles and prayers. Confirmation class and adult classes scheduled. Friday meeting, youth and schoolgirl program details included with a namelist and dates. Pastor C. T. Mow to lead. event slated for January 13 and 14, 1926.
Fragmented notice lists programs and speakers on Asia Japan themes for a league discussion, including Alice Clement, Tia Bell Hinmons, Maidee Senow, and others. It mentions sermons, debates, and a vocal portion with Windham and Karneway, amid unusual river and weather notes.
A Dallas area report says a plan to explode dynamite at a Texas resort during a dance event was uncovered. Police found five sticks of explosive wired to a trigger under a hall and another five in a tree. Investigators believe a fanatic attempted to destroy the resort before authorities lifted a temporary injunction.
A fragment from a historical university program listing speakers and readings. Mentions Valen Introduction by Lauder and Alfred We Vaditen with selections from scripture. Includes plans for a personal service and duties of prayer and giving led by Rex Stanhofer and Thelma Fattervon with supervision by the President.
Notice from the City Council asks residents to inform any council member about a street light issue in Handley. The instrument referenced concerns the tide device and river authority involvement.
Texas notes report widespread land and water ventures. Ganado shifts sightlines to El Campo while Prest waterworks bonds gain AG approval. Texas sheepmen and Angora goat groups form and meet, with county school land sales boosting funds.
Local notes describe social visits, family events, and neighborhood happenings in Valley Mills. Residents include Mrs C D Heaven visiting from Citeton, Mr J Youn visiting Tribune office, and several households hosting relatives during the week. Community concerns mention shop news, courtship, and attendance at local schools and gatherings.
Kemp head operation details mention farming duties and local attendees in Wichita and Harton regions. Notes reference Woodall Dal fit Tartine and Poet Worthy, with a test involving a twin pair and about 100 men invited to examine a set of retarts comprising a boat of reetars.
An ad from the Hatchory in Texas markets a large capacity facility with a 75,000 seat capacity and pledges to buy purebred stock from flocks. It mentions vast yearly hides and a council of America. The text blends marketing language with unusual spellings and product mentions including tar shows automobiles and luggage.
Fragmented account notes the Meyer family of Clifton moving to the Holm community. References a Loyd Mil of Datos and a young man raised by a family, with scattered mentions of health, a plan, and local neighbors amid unclear events.
Fragmentary ad text touts Adlerika as a cure for nervousness sleep problems and stomach trouble. It claims removal of waste and wax in the system and urges using the real Adlerika non pill form sold by leading druggists.
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