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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
2
Local social items describe visits from Clifton and Prince Rupert guests, a pie supper fundraiser, and 4-H club meetings. Garnersville 4-H and Womack 4-H girls report full attendance, new enrollments, and through March plans. Weekend visitors and family events are noted along with health and travel snippets.
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9am Morning services 11am Harmony ladies aid meets March 11 with Mrs Emil Aare Choir practice Wednesday 7 30 pm Classes meet at the normal hour Pastor P E Thorvold Menice trash wagon starts March 10 place trash near street for pickup City Council quote about happiness and a factual saying
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Austin citizens urged to join a national crusade to wipe out illiteracy. In 1920 Texas ranked 35th in literacy with about a third of residents unable to read or write. The plan calls for local literacy committees, surveys, volunteer teaching, fundraising, and transportation to aid pupils, with no state funds but support from teachers and volunteers. Through the effort Texas aims to raise its literacy rank by nationwide program.
An advertisement extols Konjola as a cure for neuritis and related pains, citing a St Louis case and thousands of others. It claims five weeks to restore digestion, remove poisons, and bring relief, naming Clifton Cars Center and local druggists as supply points.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions health or medical terms and names in a jumbled line. It references headaches and possible names or places, but the meaning is unclear and no coherent event or details are readable. No concrete actions or outcomes can be derived from the fragment.
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