Coon Creek News Items Highlights Weekend Visits and Local Meetings
Local notes from Coon Creek report visits to Whiteway and Port Worth, with relatives seen in Meridian and McAdoo. Residents including Mrs. Brake You and Jim Hope head to Waco, while Rev. Clifton preached. Health updates and a county-wide meeting in Smith Bend are noted, along with a string band appearance and community lectures.
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Mise Alice
Mra
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Mixx
Nina Bond
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Jim Hope
Waco
Ed. Hyrum
Ovie
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Edeline
Boone Sheppard
Port ‘Worth
Jim Hulme
Hownrd
Port Worth
Joe Goukduma
Goodale
Ronwell
Giltram Clifton
Pardue
Texas
Mineoe Alloeonda
Mabel Mowrman
Meridian
Pellum
Smith Bend
A. G. Gilliam
Ropwell
J. L. Kelley
Workers Council
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Hulme
Coon Creek
Fen Smith
Whitney Vincome
Joh Chappell
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WBAP
Fort Worth
Riley Worley
Mel Adao
Kitila Holt
Smith Bynd and
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Diabasies and Dinner Concert Announcement
March 20 meeting at Citton Coffee Orchestra and chorus will perform under Rev J N Al las with Rev Anderton giving a short talk. Vacation school sessions and a three day meeting of the Teams Circuit of the Sons District to be held at the church Monday and Tuesday with morning and afternoon sessions. Rev Anderson to introduce Elementary Christian Education and lead discussions with pastors and laymen.
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Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Fire Loss Recovery
Card of thanks from a family expressing deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after a fire. The message thanks those who provided care, help, and prayers during a difficult time and acknowledges the relief felt in the homecoming.
What Americans Do With Their Money
Analyzed consumer spending reveals broad patterns across income groups. The text cites large allocations to retail, food, vehicles, and taxes, plus per person outlays on items from diamonds to books. It notes how such data influenced views on industry, publishing, and religion.
Seethenn Wing One Tea Auditorum
Seethenn presents a fragmentary scene where Kam and tee them pursue a dove in a vague auditorium setting. The readable text hints at a staged event or study moment but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Entities are unclear. no dates or organizations are identifiable.
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Metropolitan Life report hints at longer life expectancy
According to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company findings, life expectancy for policyholders has risen several years beyond general estimates. Haley Fiske, president, cites an average life extension of between 1 and 2 years in policyholder lifespans, reflecting broader health gains among insured individuals.
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Haley Fiske
Finke
Mr.Fink
Local Notes From Clifton And Nearby Areas
Church services noted with Rev Clifton Hodges sermon on Acts 26 19 and praise for obedience. P T A to meet March 1 with all members invited. Interscholastic tryout results announced with winners in declamation and tennis doubles. Residents visit Austin Roswell Wortham and Fort Worth, plus a birth and family celebrations mentioned.
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Laroy
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Methodist Church
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Clifton School
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Clifton
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Mounding College
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Iredell
Austin
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Mra
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Clifton City Election Notice For April First
City of Clifton council announces an election on the first Tuesday in April to determine a local matter. Date and exact polling location details are set in official notices. Citizens are urged to participate in this regular municipal vote.
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Apel
Anid Wanth
Texas-Louisiana Power Company Rate Schedule Summary
Texas Louisiana Power Company publishes a rate schedule for residences lighting heating and cooking and small power with distinct tiered per kilowatt hour charges and monthly minimums. It lists rates 16 per KWH for first 60 KWH then 12 10 and 8 for higher tiers and a 1.00 monthly minimum for residential lighting. Heating and cooking 04 per KWH for first 100 KWH and .08 per KWH thereafter with a 0.00 monthly minimum. Combining rates 16 per KWH for first 15 KWH 04 per KWH next 100 KWH and 08 per KWH over 115 KWH with a 5.25 monthly minimum. Small power 06 per KWH first 100 KWH 05 per KWH next 100 KWH 04 per KWH over 200 KWH and 41.00 per H.P. monthly minimum.
Libel bill signed praised by Gov Moody in Texas
Gov Van Moody signed House Bill 118 the libel measure urged by newspaper publishers and said it carries out the state constitution protections for press freedom. He noted the bill stops political charlatans from harming the government with false reports and used two pens to sign. The treasury reported destruction of counterfeit currency seized by federal agents.
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Texas
van Moody
Gov. Moody
Clifton Independent School District Tax Increase Vote Notice
Voters are asked to approve raising the school tax rate from 5 to not over 1.00 per 100 valuation. If approved the tax will align with state and county renditions and take effect once carried. Trustees Parks Gillam Windham Cowen Orbock note the change and direct the Tax Assessor to levy the tax accordingly.
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Tom . Parks
G. Gillam
W. W. Windham
John R Cowen
Orbock
Clifton Ind
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