Week's Program At Queen Theatre Features Multiple Acts
The Queen Theatre offers a weekly lineup including Tides of Passion in a Vi ta graph picture, Steam Heated Islands Fox Variety, The Sleeping Cutie chapter, My Husband's Wives with Shirley Mason, Dangerous Curves, and Empty Hands with Jack Holt and Norma Shearer. Fox News No. 63 and more enjoy 10 and 25 or 30 cent admissions. Epworth League and local notices close with church programs and a death announcement for Anson Hudson of Clifton.
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Queen Theatre
Vitagraph
Fox
Cutie
Shirley Mason
Jack Holt
Norma Shearer
Arthur Stringer
Fox News
William Fox
Tom Mix
Zane Grey
Tony the Wonder Horse
Clifton Chapter R A M Elects Officers Meeting
Local Clifton Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons schedules a Monday night meeting on June 22 to elect officers. All members urged to attend. H. J. Jones, H. P.
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Clifton Chapter
H. J. Jones
H. P
Looking Toward Lake Bosque in Waco Echoes Kemp Kell Dream
In a reminiscence from the Waco Times-Herald, Joe Kemp and Frank Kell, Bosque County natives, are credited with sparking Wichita Falls growth. They helped build railroads, mills, and reservoirs, including Lake Kemp and Lake Wichita, fueling irrigation for 150,000 acres and a city of 150,000. The piece envisions a future Lake Bosque near Waco and invites Kemp to speak.
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Waco Times-Herald
Joe Kemp
Frank Kell
Bosque
Frank
Joe
Wichita Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Messrs
Kemp and
Kell
St. James
Kemp
Division
Wichita
Old City
Garza
Dallas
Harrison
Radium Production Milestone Reported Worldwide
A brief historical note states that less than half a pound of radium has been produced globally since its discovery. The statement reflects the rarity and controlled nature of this radioactive element, underscoring limited historical output and ongoing scarcity.
A Rare Gift Ruth Cameron Laughs and Charms
A columnist muses on laughter as a personal charm and its cultivation. It considers when a laugh is pleasant or irritating, noting a harsh laugh can unsettle listeners and may reveal nervousness or vanity.
Woman to prison under first female marshal guard
In Paris on June 11 Miss Della Ashley a deputy to U S Marshal Phil E Baer departed to Sherman to escort Mrs Etta Williams to a federal prison at Leeds Missouri to serve a two year term for anti narcotic act violations Florence Bradley of Paris accompanied as guard This marks the first time a woman officer and guard conveyed a prisoner in the marshal service history.
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Paris
Texas
Della Ashley
United States
Phil E. Baer
Sherman
Etta Williams
Leeds
Florence Bradley
Marshal’s Office
Oscar Holcomb Eyes Governor Bid Or Anti Klan Ticket
Houston Mayor Oscar Holcomb signals possible campaign for governor next year or alignment with an anti Klan ticket as a future political move. He hints at bold steps but leaves the timing uncertain. The statement underscores ongoing debates over race and reform in state politics.
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Oscar Holcomb
Houston
Turnip weighs forty pounds in Seesee tae
A fragment notes a turnip of unusual size weighing forty pounds, described as occupying an important Seesee tae position in the scene.
Is an age limit needed for Lone Scout groups
Debate over age limits in Lone Scout groups is examined with arguments that younger boys learn pledge values and boost membership. Proponents say early joining strengthens support for Lone Scout ideals, pledges, and life membership, while noting effective recruiting efforts like a statewide encampment and mass distribution of circulars.
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America
Herbert Klatt
Clifton College Notes on Summer Session Teaching Certificates
Dr Peyton Irving Jr praised Clifton College summer program noting its value for teacher certification. The article explains how five full courses at an accredited junior college yield a first class elementary certificate and how five more courses lead to a six year certificate, with summer sessions enabling advancement without interrupting teaching. It also covers junior college pathways to two and four year high school certificates and the ability to upgrade certificates during summer study while remaining in teaching.
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Clifton College
C. Tyssen
Peyton Irving, Jr
Terracing Proves Benefit for Farmers In All Weathers
The terracing of land by many farmers in this section is proving highly satisfactory. In wet years terraces prevent washing and hold soil. in dry years they preserve moisture and extend plant life. You cant lose either way.
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Ipsa
White Swan Cafe
Hoff Bros
Cunningham & Martin
W. E. Hurst & Son
A. A. Miller
Red Ball
Clifton Gin CO. Geyser Ice CO
Clifton Record Queen Theatre
E. Simmons
Bosque Mill & Elev. CO
Carpenter Drug Store
the Schow CO
Gen
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
W. K. Golden Garage Price & Stuart, Drugs
Jenson & Larson
Horace Schow
Texas Coms. Cameron &Co
John E. Swenson
Nelson & Cowen
Ward Scaggs of
Lampasas
E. A. Priddy
Epworth League
Mamie Townley
Tim
Lovelady
The
Bugle
Dessie Raines
Bruce Parks
Mess
Merle Story
Ruth Townley
Taps
da Belle Simmons
Joseph Dahl
Irene Jeanes
Bueford Pearson
Benediction
J. H. Hudson
Ireland
Herald-Record Office
Hudson
Anson Hudson
McGirk
Old Center City
Star Masonic Lodge
Hamilton Record
the Farmers
State Bank
Bond Security Bank
Clifton, Texas
Lake Bosque
Ruth Cameron
Menloe Jermstad
Cranfills Gap, Texas
Tenans
Galveston
Neva Oe Tg
Bathing Ee Salt
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