13 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
1
Clifton Independent School District voters reject raising tax limit from fifty cents to one dollar on the hundred dollars. The measure fails with a decisive vote, ensuring no change in school funding methods. Taxpayer sentiment leans toward preserving current tax structure to meet school expenses.
A notice thanks Ley Ing and others for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Arnold Eugene Kunkel. The family commends Rev. A Hartner for services and notes appreciation from relatives across distances. Also a college sports update from Citton College with practice notes, player names, and upcoming games and calendars.
Clifton College activities fill weekend with a play directed by Professor Toned, a concert by Clifton College Orchestra, and a charity campus planting. Miss Mallory joins the Senior College, while seniors plan a dinner and a fundraiser for the curtain fund. Journal notes cover literary society programs, student papers on girls admired, and a debate schedule with Moody High School and Baylor University.
Arnold Eugene Bunkel age about 14 died last Friday from a request attack while visiting Bron harm for a visit with Eugene. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the house with burial in Clifton cemetery. A large crowd gathered as Rev. A Bartling preached on the hope of eternal life.
Mrs Dare Barns clothing specialist from A and M College will give a demonstration in Col a nd Cher Coss shat Linweard Koerwigen at the Pullip Library in Wareh 67. The event starts at 10:00 am and may include a review of fabrics and sewing techniques.
Dr. Don A. Meeven, a registered optometrist, notes common eye trouble symptoms such as daininess burning and head turning when reading. He promises thorough examinations with modern instruments to determine eye strain and proper muscle relaxation, and announces a clinic at Price & Stuart's Drug Store in Clifton, Texas, on Saturday March 14.
A fragmented 1920s style depiction praises a virtuous girl who values hard work, patriotism, obedience, and education. She avoids late nights, bad company, and slang, helps family and the needy, loves animals, and participates in sports, aiming for college education before seeking any position.
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A vivid romance tale unfolds with heated passion and suspenseful action. The print also promotes a two reel monkey comedy titled Westward Whoa featuring a playful simian performer in a lighthearted western caper.
A Clifton note reports ANOTHER CLEAN-UP DAY FOR THE CITY PANE at First Presbyterian Church with renewed revival spirit and planned services. Ed Everett and Edward Marvis attend on business as residents encourage civic turnout, early seating advised for 200 expected worshipers next Sunday. Civic groups aim to transform City Park with a community work day and picnic, coordinated by the Civic Sisterary and town women, to clear debris before autumn leaves and burning restrictions.
Reading from a garbled notice, the city plans a cleanup with a state policy during April. Businesses and residents are urged to place rubbish in boxes on Monday and Tuesday, April 6 and 4, with city crews collecting and the wagon operating on Wednesday.
Lew Cunningham at Candy Kitchen advertises a five room bungalow with maid pantry bath mint lavatory garage and servant house. Small payment and balance monthly offered, contact Candy Kitchen location 66 1.
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