Clifton Record Notes Local Confidence in Road and Cotton Outlook
Local column discusses near term school days and community plans in Clifton Texas. It references weather, farming prospects, and road conditions, highlighting optimism for cotton season and rural improvements. The piece also quotes the new Cold Check law and its impact on local merchants, while mentioning County Agent Halley promoting practical farming methods.
Seniors Entertained at American Legion Hall
Seniors held an evening at the American Legion Mall with Miss Self presiding. Jesse Wortley and Joe Rhodes chose sides for games, followed by songs, ice cream, cake, and a serenade for Mr. and Mrs. Wilkerson. The event included multiple lively games and a closing Good Night Ladies.
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Sine Self
Jesse Wortley
Joe Rhodes
Miss Self
Jensa’s
Joe's
New York
Mines Self
Baliow
Raines
Hromatad
Matlock
Compton
Irene Mjanland
Thelon Neel
Pearl Mae Cowen
Ernestine Ray
Ora Mae McFadden
Buvale Mae Thomas
Irene Jeanon
Mayme Townley
Jewel Covton
Lois Hix
Willie Morrison
Alter Rainbolt
Juanita Rhodes
Auss Kyte Kemp
Castell Finetad
Mildred Mooriman
Alma Whitney
Herstine Luck
Baby Ter Dunlap
Florrie Lovelady
Aura Odie
Oriille Ort
Merle Story
Messrs. Hayes
Hockbureet
Clyee ‘Hurst
Leroy Simmons
Clarence Mile Jer
Roland Wiedersenders
Shales
Nabe Ewder
Berle Hult
Mvetord Parson
Clyde Duke
Cecil Coton
Ewelt Bonde
Gerald Jeunes
Hollis Ford
Oscar J. Rew, Jr
Frank Follies
Largest Life Insurance Payout to Clifton Wife
Southland Life Insurance Co of Dallas paid Mrs. P. E. Schow $25,000 in full policies carried by her husband Peder E. Sehorn. The claim, noted as the largest policy issued to one person in the community, was paid five days after death and two days after proof papers.
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Lanes Chapel
Lakes Chapel School
Vsackson
Mr. Jackson
Clifton College
Blanche Torgerson
Turkey Crock
Homer
Dtr
Mes. Jackson’s
Southland Life Insurance Company
Dallas
Texas
Julie Jenson
P. E. Schow
Schow
Southland
Peder E. Sehorn
Livestock in Texas Benefit From General F001 Reins
Livestock in Texas enjoy better grazing as General F001 reins bring new life to herds once near extinction.
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Texas
Weather and Trade Talk from a Dallas News Cash Prize Item
A live merchant discusses rain and its impact on food and clothing, noting poultry and wool contracts at 80 cents per jour. He forecasts a hard fall if rain misses the next month, fearing planting of cane and retreive crops. mentions a Dallas News cash prize winner and a misdated May entry from Lam asus Record.
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Montha
Dallas News
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