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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
4
Fragment of a 1920s newspaper page includes garbled quotes on science and society, advertising rates, and editorial notes. It mentions subscription costs, rail taxes debate, and local political coverage, with references to Dr. D. A. Carpenter and Arnold Davenport, and a February public interest in Texas politics.
A letter from Sheriff Lowry Lewis expresses sincere gratitude to Bosque County voters for his primary victory. He pledges fair, unbiased service to all citizens and thanks supporters for their treatment and confidence. The piece also includes a Port Worth business prayer and church notices.
Wray worm appears in Hill NWOT area as leaf worm pest threatens the 1926 cotton crop amid ongoing field damage. Reports by K Mearden southeast of Hillsboro note adverse weather hinders combat efforts and could worsen worm impact, county agent J M Martin says.
Mrs. J L Kelly attends funeral for Norvell Woods. Rev A S Gafford preaches at Rosewell. Raymond party travels to West Texas with Mrs Hot and Mrs J B Mallory. Baptist meeting begins July 3 for two weeks. Dan Moody victory celebrated at T M Bishop home with entertainment for about one hundred. Ms Alva Cook travels to Corsicana to visit Mr Cook's mother. A Bosque County thank you letter from a candidate thanks supporters and pledges service. Sale notice for House of Representatives plow item.
The message expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting words and support after a loss. It notes appreciation from family and friends and mentions floral tributes and shared memories. The tone is affectionate and solemn, honoring the memory of a loved one.
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