Local Items and Visits Around Waco and Nearby Towns
Locals and Parsons visit Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Torrence in Waco. Lola Brewer and children Trene and Clyde visit relatives in Caldwell. Mrs. H. Neal returns to Dublin after a week with the Neal family. J.H. Moore of Crockett Gap on business. Misa Bart Rector of Dallas visiting Mrs. E.E. Raley. Wm. Cameron & Co. advertise paints in Minnesota style. Prather Studio lists Kodak supplies. J.T. Torrence hosts Eva Sanders of McGregor for a week. Mrs. J.T. Simpton and son John return to Rusk. Moe Simpton and Mrs Brewer sisters. Olaf Nelson returns from oil-work. Bronsted family from Fort Worth visiting. Dr. and Mrs. Carlson of Fort Worth to stay. G.W. Collins and Mrs. Bronsted in Marlin for baths. Cotton looks good in the region. Help wanted to sell hosiery. International Stocking Mills advertises. Also seeking a four or five room rental near public school. Frank Spangle and Mr. Fallis return from South Texas.
Clifton News Briefs and Social Notices
Clifton relatives and visitors fill a busy week with greetings and travels. Local residents, merchants, and families including Pendletons, Schows, and Harbins are mentioned with trips to DeLeon, Cleburne, Dallas, and Galveston. Revival meetings in Cranfill Gap feature Rev. Fish er and Meador. evangelists urge attendance as community life continues.
Treatment makes metal prices diverge from the same ore
Scrap iron runs about 50 dollars a ton while main spring steel for watches fetches around 22 000 dollars per ton. The two originate from the same ore, but the difference stems from the treatment the metal undergoes. The message urges careful money handling to build lasting wealth.
Local Store Sells Metal Ice Cream Freezers
Mixed short notices report metal ice cream freezers sold by C. L. Sellara at 4 gallon sizes priced 1.50 each. Also mentions a red muley bull lost or strayed near Clifton Texas and various local residents visiting or returning from Galveston encampment.
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