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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
3
Saturday evening the farmers gathered to discuss watermelon crop plans. They aimed to increase acreage and consider selling watermelons. The goal is to secure enough profits to market the produce effectively.
A quotation emphasizes that true achievement comes from men confident in their own ideas, suggesting courage in creativity and leadership.
Bizarre OCR reads as a fragmented ad urging fast relief with Tanlac and a “fert y tablewoon” phrase. Mentions pain relief and digestion yet remains incoherent with garbled names and unclear claims.
A consumer testimonial lauds Konjola as a remarkable remedy after ten years of rheumatic and kidney trouble. Mrs. G. H. Coleman details severe pain and sleepless nights, claiming relief within four weeks and full restoration of health, aided by a nationwide sales network and Clifton Clifton Carpenter?rox Drug Store.
In a Washington letter published in The Clifton Record, Hon C H Cross notes the House passed a bill extending the Veterans World War adjusted compensation application period from January 2 1990 to January 2 1986, urging readers in covered territories to apply. He offers blank forms and contact for assistance, and signs off with best wishes. Automobiles and farm equipment ads follow from McNeidl Implement Co and Chevrolet-related models with prices.
Local residents share weekend visits to Hubbard Bosqueville Dallas Fort Worth and Port Worth Stock Show events. Construction begins on a new home eastern town area. Attendees include church groups mission council meetings and judging declamation at Gaterville. Several residents travel for family visits and religious events with multiple names and ties to local churches.
Chevrolet announces free mile ownership benefits with an offer for a free inspection every 1000 miles while the car operates. Detroit dealer Rolet Motor Company, a division of General Motors Corporation, urges readiness to operate efficiently from the start.
The Record lists announced candidates for Democratic primary election in July 1930 including Vernon Lemons for Representative Clara French Richards A D Clark W A York W B Daxter Alpha Buck Greenwade Maggie Little for District Clerk Maggie Little for County Attorney 4 P Word Sam C Smith for Tax Collector D Preston Hornbuck for County Clerk Chas M Gandy for Tax A Newer R Lumkpin Gandy for County Judge B Word Alma Tittle Butler for County Treasurer T Meador W Standefer Tg Brittain H F Helms LT BML etc for Precinct officials and public positions with names of several candidates shown.
Womack School held a PTA meeting last week to select pupils for county declamation. Representing the school are Gracie Conrad and Talita Conrad for girls, Walter Prescher and Walter Fehler for boys, with C. J. Pederson and Jennie Mae Pederson among debaters. Spelling entrants include Tate Conrad and Auguste Steinke, Lorraine Chappell and Ruby Monnig. The group performs Beads on a String by the Norse PTA, with strong talent noted. Pupils are selling magazines to raise funds for pictures and a new play is planned. There will be no school Friday due to the county meet at Metiden. Everyone is urged to attend.
A fragmented period ad promotes Penn sylvania Lube Oil for tractors and engines, Doall components, and general trade in parts. It mentions grease, two samples, and sales of combines, engines, and related farm equipment.
Disjointed OCR reads like a street scene with vague references to baby chicks and a saloon. Mentions turn up of possible tobacco smoke and trading, with scattered names and places that hint at local crime or commerce.
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