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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
7
The Parent-Teacher Association awarded six prizes for the beyt essays in a contest held under the Interscholastic League. The winning essays will be sent to the county meet in Walsue Springs next week.
An advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy for ailments like eczema cracked hands and poison oak. It asserts no clothing staining and a pleasant odor, offering a jar on a guarantee.PRICE & STUART
A fragmented OCR account details Frank R. Phillipe leading the Agriculture Department at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. It notes rapid growth from eight cows to a thriving dairy program, expanding Agricultural Departments in Panhandle high schools, and student participation. The piece highlights record enrollments, profitable dairy operations, and student labor funding college expenses.
The readable text hints at ballot access and polling place issues. Mentions Open Whitehall mirrors, tavern elections, and possible questions about voting lines and alderman activities. Unclear details limit precise summary.
The Valley Mills column details visits and family events. Residents attend church, welcome relatives from Clifton and Kempner, report travel and job updates, note an inch of rain, and mention oil property interests and local show prospects. Families include McKelvy, Sill, Cawthon, Brown, Stanhope, and Romine among others.
Postal changes take effect April 15 with new rates for First Class letters and periodicals, 2 ounce increments, and higher charges for parcels. Third and Fourth Class mail adjust by weight, distance, and added service fees. special delivery, insurance, registry, and money orders outlined with related charges.
Fragmentary OCR text describes removal of evidence by Maye and a reference to Senator Mayfield and 1922 conditions. Mentions of Houston, government power house, Texas ballots, recount, and trials of weight measurements. Also lists convoluted order pricing and a line about Doptoge and Frat W. Avwn.
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