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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
8
The shop invites visitors to explore 100 new patterns added to the Ladies Ready to Wear department. Dresses are modeled every evening from 3 to 5, showcasing pretty dresses.
At a March meeting in Meridian Texas more than 30 attendees discussed planting, fertilizing and cultivating watermelons. A committee led by Lee Sivans was formed to mobilize growers to plant the same variety and timing, with about 20 acres planned and Lee Evans reporting 6 acres prepped with barnyard manure. A soldier injured in war had his right arm lost, affecting the left arm situation.
Mrs Goodall a longtime Valley Mills resident and widow of a former worker seeks local election involvement. She vows to uphold duties with diligence and personal service and aims to chart a countywide campaign before July with a focus on public service and community betterment.
A March 16 gathering at Immanuel Lutheran Church honored Mr and Mrs Hose with a surprise visit from many friends. Rev Thorson spoke praising the Sunday School staff and expressed gratitude to Mr Mowe for his faithful work. After talks, attendees shared cake on the porch.
The ad pledges honest scales and values with cash or trade for eggs and country bacon. It vows not to overcharge and to pass savings to customers, emphasizing quality produce and friendly, fair treatment in Clifton territory.
The Clifton theater runs a busy schedule with All Talking “Troopers Three” and “Tarzan the Tiger” plus Fox Movietone News. Matinees at 2:30 include “Troopers Three” and “Over the Top.” Evening shows feature “Free and Easy” with Buster Keaton and “Fighting Parson” among other all talking acts. Also announced are “Sunnyside Up” returning Friday and April dates for several titles. Clifton 4-H notes report boys planning spring projects and a Lions Club barbecue, with club updates and prize-winning participation at the county fair.
Dr Blakenship notes moisture retention from terracing raised corn yields. 1929 reports show 37 1 2 bushels per acre on rolled land compared with 22 1 2 on terraced land under similar treatment.
A brief birth notice mentions a baby born on a Wednesday in late March to proud parents. The readable fragments reference family identifiers and a note about the baby’s health or care, but many words are garbled. The exact names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
A garbled note from Neill Crest School expresses gratitude to those who assisted in restoring damaged books and displays after a disruption. The message thanks everyone for helping them carry on and rebuild.
Mosheim students attended last week declamation tryouts at our school with Irene Eckert securing fourth in junior girl and Erich Thiele taking third in senior boy. Francix Holles Leone Eckert won first for sub seniors. Haldine Grat Mabel Whitney earned first in junior spellers while senior spellers were unable to compete due to absences. Planning a 1 lay show next week. postponement noted. Voter reminder included.
The church holds a three day meeting Sunday through Tuesday with Sunday School and Bible Chimes at 10 am. The Augsburg Confession, its 400th anniversary, is renewed as a key Protestant document. Dinner served Sunday and noon meals on the next two days. P B Thorson leads Paxton classes.
A garbled classified style notice promises swift insurance payouts to singles who prove marriage, naming Wickman and Murphree as contacts. mentions economy store hats and new late styles but details are unclear.
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