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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows several personal names and places including Lyons, Moaheim, Chaley, and Towniey, with unclear roles or affiliations. No clear event, action, or organization is identifiable from the readable lines.
Fragmented OCR notes quote Anranam’s brief remarks in which he tells the audience he has nothing further to offer and will not appear again, expresses gratitude, and asserts that the women present are part of the understanding of the agreement.
A garbled text from Kingsville recounts a high school event with Alvin Olin stumbling through a halting, tongue twisting performance. The fragmentary note hints at a county showdown and student participation.
Report of the Posey Lions meeting shows delegates elected or appointed, with Mic i Hoff official delegate and E B Harris alternate. Committees outlined for membership attendance finance publicity education welfare conservation and more with names including McCaleb Geisselbrecht Haat Col Jack Tucker Maley Stan defer Lee Stuart and others.
Parents in neighboring school districts should address transfer matters before August. Transfer blanks available from J L Standefer secretary of the school board or by writing the county superintendent, Board of Trustees, 1041 Clifton Ind School District, Fort Worth Star Telegram. A new full stepptic 200 times stronger than parbolic acid can be swallowed by man without ill effects. It’s wonderful what prohibition did to our stomachs.
The Old Settlers Reunion featured principal speaker Hon. Penn J. Jackson and a host of local figures including Kos Barry, Dale, Kemp, Wead, Sleeper, Green Powell, J. M. Gore, Bird, and E. A. Tweedy. A baked cake by Mrs. J. B. Ludwig was presented to Ros Barry, with thanks to Mmes. Pederson and Mixon and local merchants for support. Officers for 1936 were elected: P. Head and Julius M. Jensen as vice presidents, Frank Kell as another VP, and C. M. Gandy as secretary. Directors named: J. Pies, J. W. Grean Wade, Ed Koons, Rob L. Baldridge, D. P. Hornbockie, and J. M. Jensen.
A wedding ceremony for Miss Inge Reinertenen and Rev. Janson took place with a traditional Protestant service. Guests from Minneapolis Moorhead and Prince Rupert attended, a reception followed at the bride’s parents home, and the couple planned a honeymoon tour through the Northwest ending in Prince Rupert. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Jonson, Mr and Mrs Bronsted, and several relatives from Cranfire Gap and Delview Texas.
Governor La Follette proposes a bold Wisconsin spending plan using 100 million dollars of federal works relief funds to fuel 209 million dollars in public and private work over 18 months. The plan seeks to curb unemployment and tackle the state’s financial crisis by reviving private industry and broad tax measures, awaiting legislative approval.
Washington reports the Federal government has added about 8.1 million acres to national forests over two years under emergency conservation. Purchases east of the Rockies lag while Rockies acquisitions total near 48 million acres. Average cost dropped to 3.01 per acre from 4.50, with many lands still open for public access and future use under Forest Service administration.
Special correspondent notes social visits in Carnersville. Opal Ather spent last week in Clifton as guest of Minaabythe Hail Mra A Biffle visited her daughter Otra Hob Zuphike and family were seen Monday. Grandma Carter of Oklahoma Cis visits with Walter Witliama family. Lena Ferria returned from Fort Worth to spend summer with W D Ferria. Manion Kruse visiting from Denton after school. Carroll Golden and family from Yooper area visited relatives Sunday. Invitation to Sunday School at 11 00.
Fragmentary ad copy notes Bardecued Meat and Hewlott's Market offering barbecues on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It contrasts American weight in paper with Russian usage and includes stray references to French goods and the Statue of Liberty with packing taxes.
July 4 Gonevi Wh reports the Kane county board of review facing a tax problem. A bank director complained that taxes were too low and asked to pay more, but the board rejected the offer, stating the assessment had been completed. It was noted that wheat consumption per capita in the United States is about four and a half bushels, roughly 100 pounds of flour.
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