When the Fire Whistle Blows
A reflective note on fire alarms, crowds gathering at fires, and the value of fire insurance. It emphasizes the calamity of a house fire and the comfort of being insured to protect lifetime savings.
30 Jan 1931
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
1
A reflective note on fire alarms, crowds gathering at fires, and the value of fire insurance. It emphasizes the calamity of a house fire and the comfort of being insured to protect lifetime savings.
Sheriff L. B. Lewis and deputies led a probe near Steiner finding a camp with stolen items linked to W. F. Scott of Caynte and others. Several suspects including Herman Garpball and Tor Scott were jailed in Meridian awaiting grand jury action. Additional land transfers and property deeds were recorded in Meridian.
Al H. Spitzer of Garnersville explains a new poultry house boosts egg production to about 225 hens at 40 percent, turning a small flock into a top farm enterprise. He cites home grown seeds, stock supplies, and ample grazing as key to high winter egg output despite cold weather.
Enterprising fans aided by bus donations erected a downtown basketball court behind Cutton Lumber. The A-1 lit venue hosted Clifton All Surry versus Glen Rost All Stars with Glen Rost winning 21 to 19. Next game set for Friday against Mor.
Clifton hosts the county high school basketball tournament to decide the present season’s champions for girls and boys. Probable boys contenders include Iredell, Morgan, Meridian, Clifton, and others with practice underway after a holiday break. Strong candidates listed: Erickson, Rewsing, Wallace, White, Jermstad, and Pederson.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday worship on February 1st at 10 the morning service at 11 and the night service at 7. Monday and Wednesday offer study groups at 7. Saturday morning features a class for all visitors. Pastor O. T. Bor welcomes guests.
JVETARS OF THER MOSHRIM SCHOOL emphasizes extracurriculars as half of learning, noting a new building addition and more staff. Pupils join debating, music, and rhythm programs, with sixteen students volunteering and seniors crafting the yearbook, while physical education remains strong.
The St Olaf Choir performs Saturday January 31 with about sixty trained voices. A few tickets remain for the concert at Clifton, offering a rare chance to hear the renowned ensemble.
The Bosque County bankers gathered in Iredell Thursday January 2 with local hosts hosting a banquet. A program covered topics from times and prosperity to radics in cotton acreage and cattle raising outlook. A resolution to exterminate predatory animals by government trappers was passed. Officers elected include President Henry Rohne Vice President Joe Wine and Secretary Virgil Ode. Visitors from Hamilton attended. The next meeting is planned for Meridian in April.
Fragmented readable text describes wartime singing by Olaf’s Choir and a mix of impressions on American morale. References to The Long Long Trail and Phara Sh Ahmy Got Drowned appear amid crowd scenes and chatter about reception of music in wartime.
A damaged notice reports a building drainage problem affecting a bakery area and nearby bakery equipment. It mentions a makeshift stand and a freezer unit, with unclear details about the involved parties or remedies.
The Clifton Public School news item discusses report cards, mid term grades, and a passing score of 75 required to pass. It mentions proposed changes to school governance moving control to the county superintendent and board, reducing authority from local boards, and potential regionalization of schools within the county.
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