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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
17
The two youngest children of Mr and Mrs Will Tindall died within days of each other. Whitney McCop age fourteen died Thursday afternoon at three. Laray aged wheel iide and relatives mourn as services and burial were held at Homey cemetery Friday around seven. Family extends sympathy to the household in sorrow.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday School and preaching sessions led by Pastor Geo. Kornegay at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Regular service on Sunday July 27 at 10:30 a.m. A business meeting and collection for the congregation fund are noted, with an additional prayer meeting midweek.
Yarnon Texas July 22 Coarlen Bratwell 18 son of C L Uirvanel of this ery died of acute indigestion yesterday afternoon within thirty minutes after eating a lot cantaloupes The youth with a goat up from the dinner God went immediately to can patch After eating his fill inf mien be and hie companion start theme But wes taken sick before Wer became diesy and lay on the gras while his comsan haip When they return
The Coryell County grand jury in Gaterville reports it completed its labors after inquiring into all mural violations. It returned twenty one tre bil le three felonies and eighteen misdemeanors. Three criminal cases remained on the district court docket at the last term. Scandinavian Lutheran Church calls for Sunday school next Sunday at 10:00 and Bible class. Regular service in Norwegian at 11:00. Texan Circuit mevia semiannual meeting set for July 27 to 29 at Pint Lutheran Church in Waco. The choir rehearses Mondays and Thursdays at 8:80. Pastor Theodore Lerud extends a cordial welcome to all services.
Community news from Womack reports varisa and shower stopping threshing for days. Lena Wife on wasting rai l tires at Walling Bead attended Whitney picnic. Mr and Mrs A Bridges visited Cayo ard tna Bena. Miss Georgia Draper visiting sister Mrs Charlie Montgomery at Whitney. Iva Dose and Maggie Arther guests of Mina Ithel Hittie. Church at Womack Sunday afternoon invited all. Woodtre A R Bridges attended Sunday night. All reported good time despite mice. Nedine and Jedle Arthas visited Maw Taree. The Clifties Record and The Dalins News subscription $1.75 per year.
Austin July 22 The Texan reports the extra session adjourned after approving state government appropriations for the next two years totaling about 28.25 million dollars. About 22.10 million is spread across seven appropriation measures with the rest allocated elsewhere. Gov Mabby expresses gratification though noting the state’s financial challenge as the major issue. The period also includes ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment.
Demonstration of the Rumsey O10-Pull Tractor and Oliver Power Lift Plow will take place just outside the city limits on Saturday July 26 at 3 o clock in the afternoon. All those interested in real kerosene tractors are invited. Bronatad and Surley.
Announcement notes English confirmation on the 26th in the New Church at Cran at 11 a.m. with communion. An annual offering to the General Fund and a Norwegian communion service in the old church the same day at 8:30 p.m. Pastor I. W. Extrem.
An unclear municipal notice references August 28 and a review by multiple committees in Clifter territory. It mentions Oncar J. Teas and Meyer in connection with the proposed schedule and public messaging. The fragment implies a forthcoming council or committee discussion to shape publicity plans.
Austin July 21 The total appropriations near 23 million for the special session and about 14 million for three sessions of the Thirty sixth Legislature exceed estimated revenues by roughly 2 million. Major items include Judiciary 2,849,201 Educational 8,278,000 and State Highway Commission 852,000 with numerous smaller emergency allocations. The departmental appropriation totals 402,983 for two years and 2,019,000 for the first year plus 2,2? million for the second year. A consumer note on financing underscores the large expenditure undertaken by the Legislature. The public note urges field workers to pass through only if willing to work the road.
A short rustic tale tells of a lazy lion who kills but little, overconfident and alone in the jungle. A broken tree ends his reign as he succumbs to a quiet end, a warning about excess and futility.
The North German Gazette reports Germany's finance plan calling for 25 billion marks yearly via war taxes and new revenue sources to fund reforms. It notes a 17 billion shortfall from revamped taxes and business turnover levies, with a public push linked to the imperial sacrifice concept. It also mentions a charity angle tied to world Christianity and a Lutheran youth convention in Texas.
Landsear Nuvo Charen offers a farm for sale or trade near Clinton Texas. The notice urges readers to contact N. T. Wallace at once for details and terms. Contains damaged OCR with unclear names and dates but centers on a land sale offer.
Presbyterian Church hours listed 9 45 Sunday School and 14 00 Preaching at 18109 Christian Endaree 248 with preaching by ES Seman Pastor. The fragment notes a sermon theme about salvation and guidance for parishioners in a period voice.
The Clifton Independent School District announces a transfer deadline for all parties wishing to transfer their children. Applications must be completed before July set. Secretary School Board Jonso notes a few seats remain available.
San Antonio notices broom corn prices tumble from $600 to $200 per ton as farms near San Mateo expect lower yields this season. B. H. Wilson of the city reports that the average yield may be about half a ton per acre, signaling cheaper room supplies next year.
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