Insure That Grain Against Fire
Fragmentary notice discusses fire insurance for stored grain and granaries. Mentions barley corn wheat and meal, urging farm protection and safe storage practices amid uncertain details.
10 Jul 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
1
Fragmentary notice discusses fire insurance for stored grain and granaries. Mentions barley corn wheat and meal, urging farm protection and safe storage practices amid uncertain details.
Fragmented notes recount the emergence of unorganized Texas counties, naming Lov County and others, and describe the transition from unorganized to organized status. It mentions Oliver Casing, the Wheat oil port, population growth, and historical sheriff records as counties formed or reclassified. The piece touches on territorial boundaries, settlement, and external influence, including British context.
On the Greenville-Walfe City road last night two highwaymen used a woman as a lure to stop Tom Blankenship. They robbed him of 880, the victim driven away after the crime.
Scarlett pastor of the Methodist Church of Clifton won the prize speaker at Tuesday's luncheon. The Lions are convinced the speaker will attract members away from home as well. Mon C G Bronstad has recovered from illness and will leave Saturday to attend the Lions inter convention next week.
Obituary notice for Anton Rogstad of Bosque County detailing his birth in Avwntiel Norway and long service in Clifton area. Describes family, survivors John Thomas Bernt and Pauline Rogstad, funeral at Norse Lutheran Church, and pallbearers. notes Lutheran affiliation and local Norwegian community. Mentions 1900 per capita meat consumption statistics.
Meridian Court and local notices recount community events, marriages, visits, and residents in Meridian. Readers note social details, church activities, legal notices, and state statements from Gov Sterling urging conservation and legislative actions.
Mohous community mourns the death of a prominent figure, a longtime resident aged about 60, who passed away Tuesday. Funeral services were held and interment made in Crawford Cemetery, with his wife Eko Aine and several children left to mourn.
In Ginvessille on a county jail incident, Sheriff W. W. Hollingsworth was struck on the head with an iron tool during a struggle with a demented inmate. Dr Ralph Bailey intervened with an iron pipe but struck the sheriff, who was confined to bed. The sheriff was carried from the jail amid fears of complications.
A garbled long text fragment weaves through stray reflections on housing markets, personal ambitions, and social observations. It touches on real estate worth, future success, and a cautioned outlook, but lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Coryell county sheriff reports a suspected theft suspect was brought to the Baptist hospital after an incident near the river. An X-ray result was not clearly announced. Also present are Mr and Meg Shirley and several residents visiting relatives at the City Park camp along the Bosaye River in the city.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe religious lectures and sermons at a church, mentioning speakers and attendees, with scattered references to names and places. The text hints at a missionary or theological gathering, including names like Kamran and Campbell, and mentions of churches and doctrinal themes.
Inn ersulty duly elect Ben Hill of Heunmont succeeds E Moore Fay Fen Santa Pr agent, collective Tuonlay Mr HL sins transportation inspector in the Rewumont division of the Suita Fey. Consolidation with the Galveston division noted. He was agent at Elton for 14 years.
The Clifton Cafe announces an all day Sunday chicken dinner to welcome customers and thank Clifton residents for their support since new management began. The public is invited to dine at stable prices, with the cafe aiming to be the community eating place.
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