24 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
1
The note from the store lists German Mill Flour labeled as part of a war production effort. It mentions the brand Ge and associates it with wartime rationing or procurement context, indicating a historic emphasis on locally available flour during the period.
The Meridian News notes the Summer Normal opening with statewide pupil enrollment figures and a long list of visitors and residents: Mrs Vodene Griffin dies at Torrell asylum and is buried in Koppert. various local figures from Walnut Springs Bono Morgan and Clifton visit Meridian. others include Dr. Bolliver and Prof Nichol, Miss Roxie Keith, and Bank Barber Shop changes ownership. social visits among Powels Hornibuckle and Derys noted. a fatal home fire report from Fallacreek referenced.
Local tragedy shocks McGregor as editor Streight is shot at his home. Investigation follows with Mrs Streight jailed awaiting bail. she admits firing in self defense. The McGregor Mirror editor, noted for strong writing, dies leaving two young children and community mourning. The inquest and county authorities proceed with the case.
Jamua A. Copeland, 68, a former Confederate soldier, collapsed and died while playing a pool game at M. C. Carter’s hall in Cleburne Texas around 11 am June 1. He reeled to the wall after his cue fell, requested water, and died before a physician arrived. He leaves a widow and several children.
On Friday night June 24 at SS the Dallas Y M C A camp invites Clifton residents to a program featuring local youths. The lineup includes acts such as The Ack Ward Squad The Two Acrobats and The Texas Greatest Magicians with songs and two human pyramids to close. A marshmallow roast will follow on the hillside with visitors welcome to stay and mingle.
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