Letter of encouragement to Mrs. Maggie B Little
Frank Kell writes from Wichita Falls Texas in 1926 praising Mrs Maggie B Little Clifton Texas a candidate for Bosque County District Clerk in the Democratic primary He notes his inability to vote in Bosque but offers the letter to her for use in advancing her campaign and sends best wishes to her and her family.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Maggie B. Little
Clifton
Texas
H. L
Frank Kell
Senior B Y P U Missionary Meeting on Luther Rice
A Baptist Seer Luther Rice is featured in a senior B Y P U program with an introduction by Mayme Glass and talks by Mrs. Womack Mr. Jones May Bell Albcorn Aubrey Palmer Mabel Oswald Florrie Lovelady. The meeting starts Sunday night at 7 00 and a federation gathering is planned with Clifton B Y P U Sunday at 3 00.
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Luther Rice
Mayme Glass
Womack
Mr. Jones
May Bell Albcorn
America
Aubrey Palmer
Rice
Mabel Oswald
Florrie Lovelady
B. Y. P. U. Federation
Clifton B. Y. P. U
G A Missionary Program Update June 28 1926
Program notes include songs Rescue the Perishing and Make Me a Channel of Blessings. Prayers section lists Sentence Prayers and Closing Prayer by Mrs. R R Wal drop. Kilgore discusses The Usefulness of Tracts. Bonnie Alexander presents A Bible School in Argentina. Sybie Findley speaks on What Christians the Chinese Make. Visitors urged to attend.
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G. A
Mayme Kilgore
Argentina
Bonnie Alexander
Sybie Findley
R. R. Waldrop
Plums for Sale Near Hico Texas by Newell
Local advertises plums for sale at 1.50 per bushel near Hico Texas, listed by Mrs N A Newell. The notice notes the location approximately 1 1 2 miles from Hico and is dated with limited legible text.
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Orchard
Hico
N. A. Newell
Texas
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Collis Williams to Miss Marie Grimm and M. R. Lehmann to Miss Leta Powell, B. F. Heathcoat to Miss Eunice Bruner, and Elmo Lundberg to Miss Bessie Lee Blue were recorded as marriage licenses.
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Collis Williams
Marie Grimm
M. R. Lehmann
Leta Powell
B. F. Heathcoat
Miss Eunice Bruner
Elmo Lundberg
Bessie Lee Blue
Man Convicted by Circumstances Is Cleared
Temple, June 22. A case at a passenger station tested circumstantial guilt as a woman passenger accused a man of stealing $8.75 and a ticket. He offered to pay the sum and buy a new ticket, insisting the purse be returned if found. The next day the purse was recovered by another worker, showing innocence despite initial appearances.
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Temple
Missouri
Cleburne
Temple Policemen
Card of Thanks for Hazel Addalin Enger clan
The Enger family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who helped during Hazel Addalin’s illness and death. Gratitude extended for meals, kind words from Rev. O. T. Roe, and support to endure the sorrow. They pray for God’s blessings and hope to repay kindness in kind. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Enger and Children.
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Hazel Addalin
O. T. Roe
E. H. Enger
Moody Receives Silver Dollar By Mail In Campaign Gag
Austin reports a silver dollar sent by mail to Attorney General Dan Moody. The unwrapped coin, bearing a two cent stamp canceled in Raymondville, was addressed to Moody at his hotel. Moody believes the sender is a friend, likely a good luck token and campaign contribution with no known sender.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Raymondville
Rio Grande Valley
Moody
Hearst Denies Rumor of Retirement in Teasing Retort
William Randolph Hearst denies retiring from business and quips that retirement comes only when God tires him, signaling continued leadership and vigor amid speculation about his future. The remark frames his stance on ongoing involvement and control over his media empire.
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William Randolph Hearst
SPECIAL NEWS FROM CAYOTE SPECIAL NEWS FROM CAYOTE
Special correspondent R M Neill and son Clarence, sick with measles, are well enough to travel to Meridian with Mrs Neill and Allene. Miss Mildred Moorman and Hazel Cutbirth recoveries noted. Mrs D J Cutbirth returns home after Morgan visit. Attended Dan Moody speech in Waco. new baby boy to James Lanehart and wife. rain fell Friday and Monday. Rosa Jones at Valley Mills faces appendicitis. she heads to Waco for surgery.
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R. M. Neill
Clarence
Meridian
Neill
Allene
Sam Gandy
Albert Marth
Sam Jones
Mildred Moorman
Mexia
Jim Jones
Dallas
Garner Moorman
Charlie Marth
Waco
Dan Moody
D. J. Cutbirth
Morgan
Heaton
Valley Mills
Methodist Church
James Lanehart
Reeder
Valey Mills
J. B. Reder
Rosa
God's Gift to Man The Noble Horse
The horse has given mankind fidelity strength courage and unwavering service across ages. It aided land clearing building cities and transporting crops while enduring cold hunger and wounds. Loyal and intelligent, it stands by its master in danger and enriches life with beauty and grace across all races and ranks. D. D. Twitchell.
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Desert
D. D. Twitchell
Rain brings a bountiful crop outlook across the plains
The article notes near unanimous rain approval last week boosting cotton growth unseen since 1919 and predicts a twenty four inch nubbin yield this year. It also mentions farm profits from cheaper oats and reports on local events, games, and community figures including John Olson of Chicago offering a corn prize and ordination services for Rev. Sorenson.
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Xas
John Olson
Chicago
Wrigley Co
Lars Olson
Olson
Fast Fairy
John Erickson
Alton Tindall
Hans B. Dahl
Farmers State Bank
Clifton
Meridian Creek
M. Sorenson
Netee
Sorenson
L. P. Raley
Meridian
Johannah Christenson
Clifton College
Turnersville
Red Tergerson
War Horse
Basque
Hamilton
Cameron Colwick
Joe Grimland
Methodist Revival Draws Big Crowds In City Worship
The revival meeting grows with increasing crowds as Rev. L. L. Felder delivers strong sermons. Ross Smith leads a vibrant song service and youth involvement. An open invitation asks all to attend the preaching and singing. Come and worship with us at the church. T. G. Story, P. C.
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L. L. Felder
Ross Smith
T. G. Story
P. C
Canada Seen as Promising Land of Opportunity
The piece notes Canada as a future land of opportunity with 358,162,190 acres of farmable land. Only 140,887,000 acres are currently occupied, highlighting vast unutilized agricultural potential.
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Canada
Charlie Heaton Dies Suddenly Here Sunday
Charlie Heaton of Cleburne an Santa Fe shop employee died suddenly Sunday while visiting his wife and two children near Clifton. After pumping a tire he became ill, vomited, and expired almost instantly. Dr C M Moore and JP Joe B Helton declared death natural. Heaton 26, ex service man, married Natalia Blumberg of this city. Born in Terrell Texas, his father died years ago in a similar manner. Interment was in Terrell Tuesday. The Record extends sympathy.
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Charlie Heaton
Cleburne
Santa Fe
C. M. Moore
Joe B. Helton
Navy
Natalia Blumberg
Heaton
Terrell
Texas
A Man's Prayer for Honest Living and Simple Epitaph
A reflective prayer asks for clear conscience and fair dealing, hoping to earn honestly, treat others well, and avoid hypocrisy. It seeks humility, kindness to children and the elderly, and ends with a simple epitaph, Here lies a man.
Car of wool shipped from Clifton Monday
On Monday this week the following citizens of this section sold to Smithwick & Cloud of Lampasas a car of high grade wool: H. A. Nelson, Emil Bekkeland, P. L. Conrad, T. N. Hastings, S. T. Sorenson, Jim Olson, John Moore, S. T. Greenwood and John P. Sather. Our people are taking more interest in the wool crop and it is thought to be one of the best paying propositions for farmers and stockmen.
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Smithwick & Cloud of
Lampasas
H. A. Nelson
Emil Bekkeland
P. L. Conrad
T. N. Hastings
S. T. Sorenson
Jim Olson
John Moore
S. T. Greenwood
John P. Sather
Notice to Farmers Haul Grain to Market Without Waste
Farmers alerted that D. J. Thomas Jr. operates a grain hauling service ready to move grain to market with no waste. Contact phone 222 for scheduling and inquiries.
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D. J. Thomas Jr
Coyote Loboes overpower Clifton All Stars in city ball game
The Coyote Loboes defeated the Clifton All Stars 9 to 3 at City Park on Wednesday in a fast paced game. P Harris struggled against the visitors with E B taking over late while Bailey Roberson produced for the Loboes. Schow of A M fame drew razzing as Clifton contemplates forming a stronger club with local producer Frank Youree aiming to rekindle enthusiasm.
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Coyote
Frank Youree
Be It Ever So Humble Fiddle Tale of Mercy
A governor in Tennessee recounts a Christmas mercy tale. A prisoner-made fiddle plea moves the governor to grant clemency, transforming a ragged cabin and poverty into a scene of forgiveness and restored family joy.
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Tennessee
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Clifton All Stars
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