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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1936

Page

3

Local Surname Visits and Out-of-Town Guests Gather in Clifton Area

Mrs. W B Raine and Mr and Mrs BW Rains visited Stam Sunday to see their mother who is critically ill. Dan Case was in Clifton Saturday. Mesure Dan Jake Bush Sos Horn and family and Mrs Horn spent Sunday with relatives near Prairie Valley. Merman Findley and family of Falls County spent the weekend here. Willie Day and Mrs Day of Iredell were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs C C Rose and Mr Cobb had business in Meridian Monday. Virgil Rains and baby were in Clifton Monday for a physician visit.

W. B. Raine BW. Rains Me. C Smith Whitney Priday Dan Case Clifton Dan Jake Bush

June Paint Offer For Barn and House Paints At No Extra Cost

Richard Thiele Davia Representative advertises a June sale offering seven or more gallons of House Paint with free Barn Paint in return for large orders. Inside or outside paints qualify and buyers are urged to write for full details at Route Three Valley Mills Texas.

Richard Thiele Davia Route Three Valley Mills Texas

Man Buys Centennial Ducat On Muscle Goth Birthday

Dairys June entry notes Valley Mills resident Centennial Shafter buying the first ticket at the Texas centennial exposition. Shafter, born June 6, 1876, also marked his birthday. Governor plans were announced with a Texas contingent including Col. Wakefeld, Col. Repass, Col. Safford, and Adjutant General Nes, though he could not attend the presidential train event at Little Rock on June 10.

Centennial Shafter Valley Mills Shafter Texas Mra Alfred Paull Wakefeld Austin W. C. Repaas H. R. Safford Houston Carl Ness Little Rock

Allred Accepts Challenge to Tobacco Spitting Contest

Dallas June 4 The Texas governor accepted by proxy the challenge from Louisiana Governor Richard Leche to a tobacco juice spitting contest during the Texas Centennial Exposition. Governor James V Allred named Leon Pack, Centennial police chief, as the official tobacco chewer for the state and praised Pack for reputed accuracy at long range.

Dallas Texas Louisiana James V. Allred Richard Leche Pack Centennial Police Texas Ranger Allred Leche Alfred Leonard Jand Louis Ian Gulf of Mexico

Copper the royal historical metal of humanity

Copper has long been called the royal metal for its wide uses and role in human progress. From 8 000 B C the metal began to be tinned as a malleable stone signaling a new age, bronze followed, and copper influenced Greece Britain Troy and Europe as brass appeared around 1 000 B C with cementation. The history of copper traces the world from stone age to electric era, shaping civilization.

Troy Greece Sicily Britain France

Allred Back in Austin After Dallas Exposition

Gov James V Mired returns to Austin after attending the Dallas Exposition. He notes no complaints about wide open conditions in Dallas. The remarks reflect a cautious stance on openness and public spaces.

Allred Austin James V. Mired Dallas Exposition Jin Dallas

Unclear exchange at auction over Burns bust misidentified as Shakespeare

In a crowded sale a man objects to a bust titled Robert Burns being mistaken for Shakespeare. An auctioneer replies with a quip about knowledge of the Bible as the bidding continues, highlighting confusion and humor in the chaotic scene.

Robert Burns Burns Shakespeare

Income Prom Liquor Tax Passes Three Million

Austin officials report state liquor taxes and licenses under control totaled 3 016 161 dollars with gross receipts 2 484 146 dollars in excise taxes and permit fees distributed to revenue streams including the old age pension fund. The report notes liquor permit fees and beer license revenues plus confiscated liquor sales. The note includes a peculiar stray line about an anteater.

Austin C. R. Miller Hiquoet Inncome Old Age Pension Fund

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