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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses plans for affordable home building and easy payment options. It targets prospective builders and renters, emphasizing convenient plans to own a home and inviting immediate interest in modern housing options.
A reflective column mixes myth and modern life, celebrating June brides and graduates while noting the chores of spring. It contrasts traditional duties with farming life, praising the pen as a farming tool and urging women to embrace study before marriage, amid household labor and seasonal chores.
Raymond Daveh of Mlasiacipptts mails mother Mye dam Burch. Miss Mary Fason of Waco visits with Miss Dona Barnette. Luella Romines and Taynea leave for San Mary to attend school. Mrs. Ella Jarrett returns after weeks away. Roy Stanford and Mrs. Sam Burch guests of W. L. Crain and Frank Lee in Valley Mila. Geographical and social notes include church attendance, visits in Waxahachie, Waco, and Temple, and updates on residents’ movements and health. The Clifton Record and Dallas News cost $2.50 yearly.
A 19th century genealogist traces a direct male line from Col Richard Lee of Virginia, founder of the Lee family, to Robert E. Lee and indirectly to Abraham Lincoln via colonial marriage and wills records. The piece notes contested lines and historical gaps while presenting cadences of official records and family histories.
A San Ame restaurant corporation announces the construction of a new plant. Details include location planning and projected output as the firm expands its manufacturing capacity.
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