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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
8
The fragment outlines film showings and specials with names like The Plumeman and The Trail of the Lonesome Inn, listing actors such as Sylvia Sidney and Fred McMurray. It references upcoming attractions, showtimes, and admissions, plus a 10 20 cent price for admission and a broad review of cinema events.
A centuryold ceremonial sword tied to Texas lineage was presented by Mrs. Walle to her son, a fourth generation descendant. It carries sentimental value dating back to a governor’s era, tied to Miriam A. Ferguson, the first female governor of Texas, and was once part of the Trevin Buckner collection in Lan Grange. The piece was purchased from the Heine Buckner collection about five years ago, with origins traced to Houston a generation earlier.
A retrospective look at Centennial year in Texas highlights broad gains. Visitors flocked to the state, lodging and returning home enriched by improved living conditions and prosperity. Memorials in Dallas and Fort Worth, the University of Texas Memorial Museum, and local tributes marked the year’s glory. Government and welfare advances included care for the aged, unemployment measures, public health and welfare initiatives, and steady progress across agriculture, livestock, and industry.
A Brazos District appeal outlines federal fund shortfalls delaying the completion of thirteen reservoirs including the Possom Kinptom dam in Palo Pinto County. Officials urge local communities to push for continued support to secure construction and overall benefits from the flood control project amid nationwide competition for limited federal aid.
In a wartime camp note Sam M. Carr, son of Mr and Mrs Carr, is declared winner of the most industrious and cooperative enrollee award. The report praises his hard work, reliability, and cheerful demeanor while serving at the cookhouse, with details of his duties and the camp’s recognition.
A warning discusses the danger of consuming undercooked pork tied to parasites. It explains that Trichinella may survive insufficient cooking, with color and texture failing to reveal infestation. heating to 145 degrees Fahrenheit destroys parasites, but uneven cooking leaves inner portions unsafe.
Hartley County farmer C Gilbert builds a 150 by 17 by 9 foot trench silo to conserve feed. Donley County reports over 90 trenches with forecasts of 40 more. C R Stanley notes contour farming yields reduced runoff after a three inch rain. Austin visitor Tennison reminds owners to pay school taxes before penalties.
A fragmentary wedding shower notice celebrates Miss Lane and Peet Tage with capricious verse and well wishes. Mentions guests Mr. and Mrs. J L. Cramer of Dallas visiting in the Tennison home in East Tennessee.
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