17 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
1
San Antonio July 10 Mrs Martha Dedeker 24 is at the Pasteur Institute in Austin for rabies treatment after being scratched by her husband who died last Wednesday at the institute after being bitten while playing with a puppy here three weeks earlier.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH holds Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 Morning service at 10 30 English service at 8 pm Mr H Wiederaenders who recently finished the course for the ministry will preach in the evening Rev A Bartling
An old advertisement urges parents to watch for worm symptoms in children and promoting White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy worms. It claims the remedy time tested, restores rosy health, and costs 35 cents. Sold by all druggists.
An article questions a proposed California bill to require school uniforms from primary grades to high school. It contrasts outfits like orchid georgette and flannel middy with khaki ideas, arguing uniforms may curb snobbery yet notes the bill unlikely to pass.
Glista Ernestine, a legendary Holstein at Cornell, died last year leaving a world lifetime production record of 202005 pounds of milk from sixteen years of service.
Itasca Texas July 10 Itasca Chamber of Commerce members discussed fall plans to boost farming and agricultural development. The group will cooperate with county and state fairs and host a community fair with premiums for crops. Itasca will offer vocational agriculture and prizes to encourage boys projects in farming.
Senior B Y P U meets with a doctrinal focus on the meaning of Jesus as God. Introductions and talks cover Baptist beliefs the Trinity and equality of the Son with God. Speakers include Pearl Thurmond Mayme Kilgore Beulah Kinsey Harold Jenkins Mrs Jones Dora Mae Canuteson Grady Arther Wilce Griffin. President closes. Tonight at 7:00. Come early and bring a friend.
July 17 at Womack Hall features a stringed music concert with all invited. A note from the committee invites attendees aged 18 to 21. A curious local tale recalls Australia’s first gold discovery by a bushman who brought a 106 pound Golconda lump valued at $24,000 after seeing sovereigns counted.
Herbert C. Klatt of Hamilton County Bearcat Tribe will edit a Lone Scout Page monthly in Southland Farmer starting August. The page will feature brief bios of scouts and a write-up on Menloe Jermstad, Bosque County’s leading scout. Southland Farmer will pay commissions from subscriptions via Council Seven Texas Oklahoma Arkansas.
A stray sorrel gelding about 15 1 2 hands high has been at a home three miles east of Womack for four months. The owner must claim the horse and reimburse feed costs. the horse stands for the bill. Contact Clifton R. F. D. No. 1 box 29, Charlie Anz.
Cuban fleas emerging from a package opened in the Dead Letter Office swarmed desks, files, and the employer's clothing, forcing extermination with fumigators to control the pest.
Reports note cases where cats and dogs aid in hunting a missing member from a flock. The incidents describe animal helpers tracking and locating the stray sheep.
The First National Bank in Clifton Texas is certified by Acting Comptroller E W Stearns to commence banking under the conversion of The First Guaranty State Bank of Clifton Clifton Texas. Certificate dated May 7 1925 seals and witness statements accompany the order.
An old advertisement from the Farmers Gin Co lists feed and raw commodity prices: Butter Fat Mixed at 2.25 per 100 pounds, Cotton Seed Meal 100 pounds, and Cotton Seed at 17.3 per 100 pounds.
Jersey milk for sale at 10 cents a quart or 40 cents a gallon. Delivery available in the morning or night. Contact 18-2 for Mrs. Tina Ryan.
In St Louis on July 15 19 year old Alba Bugle seeks divorce from her preacher husband known as Rev Bugle who says he lives in the Kingdom of God not of the flesh He holds nightly services at home calling himself Paulus the Apostle. She cites his refusal to kiss as the reason. A homing pigeon won a race between Paris and Brussels against an airplane.
A brief notice directs readers to visit the Record office to obtain paper for adding machines. The item underscores a supply need and a pickup location without additional context or dates.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a universal cure for liver stomach and bowel disorders claiming it stimulates the liver and improves vigor and cheerfulness. It urges use despite unclear terminology and ends with a promotional note.
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