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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
14
A Department of Agriculture survey shows one in six farmers owns a radio, with average set cost about $175. Rural Canada on wheat farms also reports high radio ownership, enabling farmers to hear college and federal price information earlier than dealers. This access is linked to improved farm prosperity and market understanding.
IGE FOR SALE Six big bone Poland China pigs, subject to registration, for sale at 37.60 each if taken in the next few days. Seventy five thousand cherry trees, imported from France, are being planted in Northeastern Kansas. CE and STUART.
The farmers are very busy at this writing. Mr Hardie Colwell died in Waco. Mrs W A Bellamy have moved in Mrs McKinney's house. Mrs R D Thaxpapent away in Dadla that week. Miss Lenin Mae Sydow from Waco spent last week with her parents Jules and Mrs Sydow. Miss Sup Pardineft last week for anyon where she will attend bool. Miss Jimmie Bellamy attending book at Brownwood. Mrs Cael McClendon and Miss Eva Davies Plorine Hollingsworth and Hu velle Jordon attend summer school at Meridian. Mr and Mrs Marrs and Mr Robert Eppa at Fort Worth visited their parent Mr and Mrs D C Eppa last week. Grandfather Mitchell and Mrs Chali returned from Alabama Sunday and reported good weather themes.
Immanuel Lutheran Church in Clifton announces Sunday School at 9120 and morning service at 10:30 led by Rev. G Biar, no evening service, with Rev. E Zabel to preach July 11. Also a 2.00 reward offered for evidence leading to arrest of the Live Oak Hall break in east of Clifton. Vehicle care tips warn on grease, brakes, crank starting and pedestrian safety amid mixed content.
Readers call for mandatory kindness lessons in public schools while noting widespread neglect of humane conduct. The letter urges humane treatment of animals and condemns cruel practices in sports and training, as a prelude to peace.
A prony at Kitwanaville shows 186 years since bloom as Minor 4. The odd phrasing hints at a historical calendar or botanical note recorded in a local column.
An Irishman naps in a church as the sexton wakes him to warn of closing time. He protests that the cathedral is not the cathedral but a Presbyterian church with wall paintings and odd misreadings. The scene plays on mistaken church identity and local humor.
Plums for sale includes Gold Yellow American and Bure bank varieties. Buy now at Duftan Road two miles north. Offer made by Hleo WM Joiner.
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