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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
2
Test notes indicate the power lift disc offers higher clearance for turning and transporting. Tests reference durability and simple end-trim adjustments, with emphasis on three-wheel designs from John Deere Tractor Disc Plows and similar equipment.
Jack Dempsey, after his Carpentier victory, prepares for a road vacation then a bout with any challenger presenting proper credentials. Manager Jack Kearny says Dempsey will be ready to fight anyone once arrangements can be made. Dempsey plans rest at Salt Lake City after a grueling two years.
The new proprietors Gear and W. P. Pittman announce purchase of the City Meat Market and Restaurant from J Garrett. They will operate at the same stand and keep Mr Garrett’s services. They request the public’s support, offering fair wages and the best service.
Santa Fe resumes assigning 100 displaced employees to Tepeks Kansas duties after months of system strain. Railroad officials say new timetable and freight demands necessitated re integrating manpower to restore operations and efficiency across the line.
Church youth meeting schedule with speakers and topics. Led by Leailer-Corinne Standete and Eleanor Fricke. Talks cover serving God, finding satisfaction in service, and showing obedience to God. Includes prayers, special music, and discussions led by Hugh Hurst, Stuart Hurst, and Katie Mae Torso.
A partially legible notice from John Cummings of Valley Mille Tox advertises a 166 Ware Powell sale listing that items will be traded for anything of value. It seeks a wood item for Clifton and specifies a motor route address.
Washington July 1 Reben W Camphries of Liberty Tease was nominated to be collector for the district with bead cerairery at Onbvestin and Harry E. Merray of Menstubs was nominated to be cullever for the distric with Landqmarter in Heals dames FW. Base of Weer Teens was suminated So be cellewtter if ster al reverses for the Seat Trams dis trict and George C Hophine of Whenbere te be cellerter of laters al rremmue for the moved Texan din.
Jeay City observers Fourth of July as Jack Dempsey praises his win over Georges Carpentier. The European champion’s battle is shown in a movie, with Dempsey recounting the punch that sealed his title. He plans to vacation in Salt Lake City before visiting Wie Kong trade, and he expresses admiration for Carpentier’s comeback in the film.
Immanuel Lutheran Church holds regular service Sunday July 10 at 10 a m with collection for church papers. Bible class closes at 6 00 a m and a preaching session is set for Garneraville at 2 30. Pastor Welt Bowie leads the event.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Baptist church announcing an evening service with attendees and notes on worship practices. Names and specific details are unreadable, but the event references a Sunday gathering and communal participation.
Turron Tractor faces a chaotic scene in an unclear report from Pa as details remain fragmentary. The article provides limited readable facts, with several garbled phrases and missing context.
Waco July 4 Henry RL of Waco urged an invitation to speak at a homecoming and four day Valley Mills event starting July 13 with a July 16 talk. Thomas ANEW GROCERY STORE owner plans to open a new grocery business in Clifton.
A brief church notice states a 4 o’clock show led by Mr 0 with Be there on tir Christian Endeavor at 7:00. No church services until the first of the month.
In New York on July a planned racing clash between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier unfolds as promoters seek a dramatic spectacle at a city pool. The event aims to showcase boxing rivals transitioning to aquatics with high public interest and potential levitation stunts.
Austin Teas July 2 The enact aunt of Governor Nee law enforcement bill will be urged at the cumm jt special session of the legislature by the Anti Saloon League Atticun Webkerhate superintendent of the Seagae wise was re teeny Webb declared he intended yi lest We fight im preteen Lather matters he would like to bring but that all hie enerrien would be elevated to the law enforcement bell at his session Hcandinavian Lutheran Church Sunday school Sunday mornin at 10 Regular services 1 the English sai lung Sunday morning at 1010 Heelan service in the English language at Crawford Sunday afternoon 400 as Lele res ma re ere At afternoon Jet the hone of Mie A 1 Bele The canten choir witl rent Thain ny Moet at 00 A cordial welrarus awaits you all ur selvnes Pheoilore Lara Pastor Or trade fur matters nume Rani bouiller Mucky and wes AT Humes Fide 20 Lte Turnersville Te
The Bisque County Good Roads report outlines road costs by section and the total funds available. Meridian meeting notes show about 16008.00 in hand money and 10000.00 in maintenance money, with a plan to evenly distribute remaining funds.
Appeals court yesterday handed down an opinion in AM Miller v F Rewneh from the Ferguson Land Law case. The Unstrip Court of Gatlin County had previously declared a Ferguson law unconstitutional. Judge Hamilton, writing for the court, reversed and rendered. the tenant may recover double rent totaling $2,000 and the law remains in conflict with state and federal constitutions.
Property listing describes a farm near Clifton with 108 acres of land and a 40 acre parcel. Includes a four year old ok set and leather harness, a covered wagon, a Funk coupe, and several farm tools. Also notes miles from Alva and 2 miles west of Clifton with listed livestock and equipment.
Classified notice offers a five passenger Ford from 1918 for sale or trade. The seller requests a team in exchange and provides location details near Vale Maro at Keen's off Witte. Potential buyers should contact NT for arrangements.
Temple, July 2. Men of the King of Trails Association and Meridian Highway section are erecting sign posts marking the routes of 20 thoroughfares. The tubular posts will display five distances to major nearby sites. Work is substantial and progressing under skilled supervision.
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