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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
3
Bosque County Farm Bureau holds a meeting Saturday March 12 at 2:00 PM in Clifton City Auditorium. All farmers invited to discuss important matters. Committee notices.
Wheat prospects dominate Texas outlook with estimates of up to 3,000,000 acres sown and yields near last year if prices hold. Panhandle rail expansion supports hoped bumper crop while pecans, shells, and storage plans could shift processing to Texas. Parks drive local civic pride, lobbyists viewed skeptically as cabbage shipments and South Texas fruit trade signal growing prosperity across the state.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service at 3:40 p.m. with a sermon titled Salvation Without Shed Dine af hoot. Aldmite March 15 events in the afternoon and Friday evening at 7:20 led by Rev. A. Bartling. Also mentions Gatun Locks of the Panama Canal and a historical note about a man killed at sea affecting a family during their lifetimes.
Valley Mills locals share visits and travel notes with relatives across towns. Families from Fort Worth Waxahachie Waco Stephenville and Mirando City visit, while residents attend church, school events, and community gatherings.
A 6 March report notes a magnet used to remove a tack from a student’s stomach at Clifton Public School. The item, attached to a magnet, was drawn out by a physician after attempts failed. The incident reflects on school health safety and a district PTA meeting planned for next month.
A garbled excerpt references remedies and advertising claims for children and skin conditions. The crude text mentions a jar product with pleasant odor and warnings against muttering phrases, attributed to Carpenter Brothers in a fragmented historic notice.
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