Immigrant Advice Urges Sugar for Future Arrivals
A brief historic admonition notes that immigrants expected to settle should bring a small amount of sugar, worth a few pounds, as guidance for newcomers planning to reside in the country.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
6
A brief historic admonition notes that immigrants expected to settle should bring a small amount of sugar, worth a few pounds, as guidance for newcomers planning to reside in the country.
Ames M Plemons farmer of the Cowe community died at his home last Friday night at 18 oclock He was buried at Crawford cemetery Saturday afternoon A large concourse attended the funeral conducted by Rev EW Bridges pastor of the Methodist church at Valley Springs He was a 644 Fellow and a member of the Woodmen lodge He leaves a wife five children and a mother Mrs D X K Plemons of Waco five brothers A source obituary notes his family ties and local affiliations.
Personal appeal from candidate Far, Respectful RM Burns, for Tax Assessor in Bosque County. He explains illness prevents door to door campaigning and asks voters to review his past record before the primary. He urges careful consideration and asks for votes and support.
Local notes from Valley Mills detail visits by Waco and Fort Worth residents, relatives gathering, and daily economic chatter. Readers learn of trips to Cameron and Belton, church revival movements, and the close ties among families in the community, with glimpses of schooling, business ventures, and road trips.
A Hamilton man identified as W. A. Jones was charged with murdering his one year old son who was shot and killed eighteen miles east of Hamilton. A shotgun was used, with pellets entering the back of the child’s heel. Jones was jailed on the complaint for the alleged crime.
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