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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

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Frank Terrell Buried With Military Honors

Frank Terrell, Clifton young man shot while driving home Saturday night near Meridian, was buried Monday afternoon with military honors by ex service men who served with him in World War I. Rev. C F Brown conducted the services after the Baptist church. Born October 20 1887 he died June 1. He was survived by sister Ada Oswald and brothers Neil Bob and Andrew, with Neil and Andrew in South Texas. A large procession of automobiles accompanied the burial to Snell Cemetery in the Neils Creek area, six miles southwest of Clifton.

Frank Terrell Clifton C. F. Brown The Baptist Church Bird Terrell Ds Oswald Neil Bob Andrew South Texas Unta Beane A. J. Oswald Snell Cemetery Neils Creek Meridian College T. E. Bowman Gaterville Fredrick Ebby State University of Austin L. H. Moore Tom L. Dennis United States League of Nationa Frank Taylor Cleve Jacke Sam Billingsly John Poole Aubrey Smith Terrell Rapid Aie Esq Enos Jenkins M. Burton G. A. Baker Burton Barker Meridian Wilton Latimer Galveston Mire H. L. Latimer Fam Me. Latimer Medical Department of State University Joe Sheppard Mina Carine Cochran Baylor Female College Belton RF. Wiseman GW. Powers of Hee

State finances improve as Texas treasury shows best level in years

Astin Texas June 2 the state treasury opened June in the best condition in two years according to state treasurer CV Terrell. He forecast cash balance to hold until about July 15 and that by September 1 the deficit would be about 500000 instead of 3000000. He noted the state gained about 2500000 during the year and warned that without new appropriations the treasury could run behind again by early September 1925. Also mentioned is a timber sale on the Klamath Indian Reservation with proceeds to tribal funds.

Astin Texas State Treasury of CV. Terrell Terrell Terrell Anid Klamath Gregan Ie Klamath Indiana

In weakness Were is sometime strength

A concise line notes paradoxical idea that vulnerability can become power, illustrated by a woman in a moment of rest or sleep as a metaphor for inner resilience and potential.

Meridian Court and Local News Highlights

Local real estate transfers include MB Whostoo, H E Newton, and Lela P Farr er. Clifton additions valued at 4000 dollars. Meridian College commencement reported with Baccalaureate by Rev T E Bowman, graduates, diplomas, and debates. A fatal shooting on Depot street near A Ellis home prompts inquest. state ranger M Burton linked to the incident. Community updates note visits from Dr Wilton Latimer and Meridian College attendees. obituaries for C C Williams near Meridian.

MB. Whostoo MB Bae Smith H. E. Newton Morgan Newton Aid GT Polk Lote Valley Mills Cotton ON Co D. W. Ray Kell and Gibbe Clifton R. L. McMurry de W. Rey Lela P. Farrer J. M. Caldwell Iredell Lewis Ronenqulst Mins Loxrence Wright Fred M. Jenson Ina Piersen

C RanFillls Gap News Highlights and Local Visitors

Cranfills Gap reports strong wheat yields and quality with oats and barley above average. Local residents Otie Pendleton Q J Bronsted and J Larson visited Waco while Ditrich of Hamilton distributed Star car literature. New machinery arrivals enable faster work. Wright of Meridian seeks sheriff reelection. school tax discussions. Nazarene Church children's program. Four Company expands implements trade. Methodist youth program. County Agent Johnson discusses a county touring boost for progressive farmers. Rev M E Freiheim preached in Neal Lutheran Church. Meridian visits noted. residents attending Clifton College event.

Otie Pendleton Q. J Bronsted J. Larson Waco Pan Dittrich Hamilton Ditetrich Lawson Wright Meridiam Nazerine Chris Rhone Abe Methodist Church Johoson M. E. Freiheim Chicago Sertman Neal Lutheran Church Enon Jenkins Meridian Thore Hack Clifton College Pe Fensen Pauline Sorenson P. B. Rhone Chris Hone

Beets at Live Oak Mall June 9 with Band

Beets advertised at 2 contap per pound at E Wiederuenders stand. Event set for Monday June 9 at Live Oak Mall. Admission at the door with music by Bridgeville Orchestra.

C. E. Wiederuenders St Live Oak Mall Bpiegieville Orchestra

Revival at Baptist church draws large crowds

The revival continues at the Baptist church with packed auditoriums each evening. A thirty minute song service and a junior choir of about sixty voices thrill the audience as Bro. Weay’s songs pave the way for Brother Sheppard’s stirring sermons. Strong church cooperation is evident across the city as plans emerge for greater unity.

Baptist Crurca Baptist Church Bro Weay Brother Sheppard

Mrs Ferguson May Be In Texas Governor Race

May 24 Waco Texas news states if Supreme Court rules Mrs Miriam A Burden Ferguson ineligible for the ticket, her husband former Governor E Damen Ferguson may keep her as a candidate for Governor. Clerical notes indicate the ticket selection and party strategy hinge on legal eligibility and the State Democratic Committee decision.

Waco Texas Supreme Court Damen E. Ferguson Miriam A. Burenfom Mer Apple Sion Ion Due W. Hale Wac Ferguson United States Sen Feveu Colin

Reproduco Organ Installed by Queen Theatre

The Queen Theatre has installed a Reproduco Organ built for moving picture houses. It features 176 pipes ranging from 116 inch diameter and can be played automatically or manually, producing sound akin to larger pipe organs. Caraway brothers are to be commended for purchasing this organ for their theatre and inviting audiences to enjoy the music along with added comedy to Thursdays program.

Queen Thurday

Dan Henderson Visits Mosheim on Tuesday

Dan Henderson of Mosheim was here Tuesday on basineas.

Dan Henderson Mosheim Basineas

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Genesince Carpenter Bros Wreesiece Goodrich Polk’s Desler Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Teza Meridian Court A. R. Bille Cranfills Gap Chris, L.ohne, Corres the Queen Theatre Buck Jones Ruth Clifford Aell Huck Jones Ako Felix the Cat Weatley Hullinenworth Hurst Toesdus Queen Theatre Aewang A.G. Gillam Motor Co
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