Floral Premiums List for Clifton Flower Carnival 1926
The Civic Improvement Society outlines premiums for the seventeenth annual Flower Carnival at Clifton on November 18 to 20, 1926. Includes many categories for specimens of chrysanthemums, geraniums, roses, ferns, cacti, and cut flowers, plus miscellaneous premiums for baking, fancy work, and children’s entries. prizes range from $0.50 to $5.00 with multiple sponsors like First National Bank, Farmers State Bank, Clifton Mercantile Co, and Texas Stores Co. The event will be held in the new City Auditorium with school and garden divisions and a special home economics fund offering top prizes to high schools.
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Clifton
Civic Improvement Society
Sopra Ete
Lees
Fred van Et
Jam Fem
Nelson & Cowen
Cameron Cot
First National Bank
Sellars
Farmers State Bank
H. P. Jones
Firat National Bank
K. J. Pound
Youre Produce Co
Firat
Hoff Bros
FP. K. Bradstreet
H. H. Rullion
Jenson & Larson
Tom Bates
Clifton Mercantile Co
Mercantile
Cluih Mercantile
Mercantile Cy
Mia
E. Pelee
Joe Thompeyn
American Beauty
Picet
Archie Nelson
City Barber Shop
Grady
J.T. Carrence
J.C. Carpaniar
Bex Pain
T- L. Gilapie
Newt Cantreil
John Eato
Ed Handley
Meizee Uua Ae
Clifton Service
John Given
Texas
Stores Co
Joseph O. Nelson
W. K
J. H. Rachurg
Roy Moffatt
Jake Hane
Texas Telephone Co
C. G
Pederson
G. Lo Polk
Fincher’ Shop
O. M. Bronstad
C. C. Brown
Texas Stores Co
Nelson
Miller
Voy G. Fort
Duke
Charley Pualai
Alfred Canoteson
Teiliest
Herbert Olson
B.S. Clement
A.C. Bram
Neutest
E. Simmons
B. S. Hill
Carl Heath
Girander
Olena Poulton Beld
Mada Garmoit
Izs
Louise Halverson
Prema Poe
W. W. Martin
Memoie Society
Ten Years in the Oil Field Tales of Pioneer Strife
John Slim Jones recounts experiences in boom towns like Smackover while facing dangers, lawbreaking, and hard work. The memoir blends personal history from Texas oil regions with interviews and vivid scenes of survival amid ore and boiler threats.
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Jones
Marlene
Bentlegers
Ingman
Atrock
Smackover
Texas
Meridien Tribune
Haid
Clahoom
Adanaar
John
Slim" Jones
Chien
Alfie
Hosque County
Nee Wan
Walnut Young Ladies Car Wreck At Meridian
A late afternoon collision near Meridian involved a Ford driven by a man and a second vehicle. The Walnut girls, two occupants of the first car, escaped serious injury. The other car sustained major damage and the wrecked vehicle was driven home. A nearby building appeared damaged as well.
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Walnut Young Ladies
Meridian
Sterdlat
Ladite
Wena
Wimgroets
Reward Offered for Evidence of Party or National Entity Involvement
A notice offers a $2500 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of a party or national entity alleging involvement in a specific break in. The call requests information to identify responsible individuals or groups connected to the incident.
Worth Remembering Fate and Fiction
A fragment from a vintage column muses on fate and fiction, weaving in satirical notes on modern life, dress, and social mores. The piece references editors, weddings, barber culture, and technological progress, mingling literary allusion with social commentary.
Plumb Por Sale Notice From County Market
Fragmentary ad of a public sale listing plums and related goods with unclear names and pricing. The readable bits mention Gul Yellow Americas art and Dank plums and invite buyers to come and get items. No clear date, place, or organizer is identifiable.
St OlaP Lutierlan Church Service Notice
Fragmented OCR shows church service times at two locations on Sunday morning with pastors from Los Angeles and another speaker. Details are garbled but indicate morning services and an afternoon event.
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ST. Olap Lutierlan
Eig Miah Lenge
Rock Elured
Borerson
Ervice
Laniaape
Erick
Welock
Rey
Perwell Hef
Low Angeles
Howth Laing
Anal Mira
Shirley Ed Wetnenlay Afvernien
Notice Reading Notices in Local Column
A partial OCR notice appears with garbled text including legal style elements and names partially readable. The fragment mentions a local notice action and potential deadlines, though specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
Tor THAT PPEHING it soa suffer from soy form of Ick.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions illness language likely referring to a form of fever or infection. No clear person, place, organization, or date is readable to establish a news item or event.
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Olaf Wyatgaard
Cmd Piremium
Alley Joe Shirley
Kost
W. L.fureon
Arcond Gvaiium
W. W. Land
T. Beet Lavender
Greer Bloome
City Bakery
Alle
Walter Wlandun
Mr H Brandes
Olga Brandes
G. D. Grindant
Blewm
J.-P. Garrett
Ly Fricke
Carpenter Bros
Silk Howe
G. Gilliam
Sam
C. C. Westley
Jim Thur
G. Wilson Colling
Maudie Belle Denton
Martha Washington
Frank Bradatreet
Lonsina
Stan Emn
Louisiana Power and
Perasanal
Ban
Fermi
Renin
Dines Jercanttile Co
Fero—Fiest
Rasmoson
Okwe
Anna
Coleus
Pearson
Parkas
Lavon
Lane
Alice Brown
W. K. Prather
Lenoir Korneygay
Toom
John Halverson
Thompson
Emil Lee
Otto Stanhiver
J. M. Jenson
Thelma Neel
Olson Bros
Boe
Roy Thwen
George Fowser
Neal Nel
Ry le le Fevre
Sam Davis
Farorger Heim
Oncor
Heig Bankes
M. Kingness
Alex
A. A. Miller
Dave Helton
P.O. Olson
R. L. Baldi
J. E. Swenson
W. V. Kugle
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Lume Puaon
Momma Sears
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Hinanad Abe
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Imran
Auverite Tire
Imir
Naliane
Ya Cermana
Ee Siewwre
Somnpanp
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