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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
1
The article argues that a complete set of farm implements must work together to maximize profits. It warns that a single weak or poorly chosen tool hampers all others, reducing yield and moisture conservation. It promotes a full line of branded implements tested by manufacturers, ensuring reliable performance without guesswork.
A hearty store notice touts planting seeds Big American Millet Red Top Amber and Honey Drip Cane Seed Maize and Fetereta plus moulded rubber hose durable and cheap. It promises electrical hoods irons sewing machines cook stoves globes and gear and oils greases paints for house barn automobile wagon implements and more. The ad highlights fish Mackerel Holland Herring Cod Ides and other varieties and invites visitors to see the Viking and U S Cream Separator with in store or home demonstrations.
A chaotic clipping notes church vacancies in Gateville Texas with pastors moving to Gorman Cleburne and Arkansas. It mentions a Christian Church without regular pastor and details a Sunday morning service and Thursday events amid a jumble of names and places.
The notice offers heartfelt thanks to those who attended the funeral and offered comfort after the death of a father, Mr KP Hlubhersan. It acknowledges kind deeds, words of comfort, and a sense of unity from friends and neighbors, with references to church and community gatherings and an invitation to worship.
Nine members attended a Tucson afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Toe McSpuddey and Murthy Wic. Mesdames Bradatet and Winfield led the group with Mosses Davis. Oyster and wafer serving followed, with plans for a future rivet event next Thursday under Mrs Elmore Ternisun.
Local notice seeks the return of a dark red War World Roouter and urges informants to contact W. T. Dixon. Reward offered for recovery. The request emphasizes the owner’s identity as a friend in South Clifton and mentions the prior evening last Monday.
A 8 year old boy,Temple Bert Hem son, died hours after being struck by a wheel while attempting to hitch a ride on a freight truck near Temple Texas on Monday afternoon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs RD Anderson who live several miles east of Temple.
At about 1:00 p.m. a storm of fire swept the Walnut Springs High School Building, with the hinge failing and the structure going to complete loss. No casualties are known, students reportedly evacuated safely as the fire spread from the basement.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Ferguson area page shows many garbled names and dates. Readable items include mentions of May and March like events, several personal names, and scattered place indicators, but no clear event, outcome, or cohesive report emerges.
Gillam Scout Master announces a Saturday hike led by Boy Scouts SCOFTS IKE and Gado nine participants. Meet at 4 30 am, bring dinner and personal items, excluding thermoses. Return home in the afternoon.
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