Golden Kills First Mad Dog Of Season In Clifton Area
John Golden living about six miles southwest of Clifton killed what is believed to be the first mad dog of the season. The dog acted strangely, attacked other dogs, and was shot by Golden who sent the head to the Pasteur Institute at Austin for examination. Austin confirmed rabies, prompting Golden to destroy his own dogs and assist in eliminating other dogs in the community bitten by the animal.
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John Golden
Clifton
Mr. Golden
Pasteur Institute
Austin
Rabben
Restaurant Notice for Short Orders and Sandwiches
A local restaurant announces readiness to serve short orders and a variety of foods including sandwiches ice cream fruit and candy. They invite patrons to try their offerings and to spread the word if pleased.
Grand Bal at Womack Hall Music by eee and Weatherby
A grand bal at Womack Hall is set for Monday night May 15 with music by eee and Weatherby. Committee announces event details and invites attendance.
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Womack Hall
Eee and
Weatherby
Admirer of Senator's Daughter Is Kidnapped
A British subject and Ella Robertson, linked to Senator Charlee A Culberson’s family, are involved in a kidnapping plot claim. Ellin Robertson allegedly planned to kidnap and deport John F Eli Detective over affections for Miss Mary Culberson. Robertson, born in Liverpool and ex-British Army, was arrested in Newark after meeting with British officials, with the affair said to have begun in Austin where Miss Catterson studied at the University of Texas.
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Waxtington
Bertieh
Ale Roberteer
Larned
Charlee A. Culberson
Terax Robertson
Austin
John F. Eli
Mary Culberson
Ellis
Newark
N. J
Robertson
Ella
Wington
Ellin
Mine Catterson
University of Tease
Culberson
Calberson
Liverpool
Eng
Ritehaner
Presbyterian Church Sunday Programs and Reports
Sunday School begins at 9 45 with reports from our representative to the Bonnay School convention. Evening services at 6 45 feature the program Our Mothers with women’s chorus. Evening services will be held in the High School auditorium followed by a prayer service and choir.
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Presbyterian Church
Bomiay
Charen
Li & mm
Store News Promises Savings on Belts Pumps and More
Remember our big line of Thresher Extras and repairs. We can save you money on belts of all kinds, on pumps and hose, brass goods, injectors, etc. A New Home Sewing Machine is warrant for life. The John Deere Better Binder will appeal to the farmer, especially in lodged grain this year.
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John Deere
Baylor Ours and College Cats to Play Here Friday
Informal note describes a Friday game between Baylor Ours and College Cats with anticipation. Mentions local crowd, home team enthusiasm, and peppy support expected.
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Baylor
Finstan Cotes
Baldmond
Tral Lisa Amtaie Agam Verord
Presbyterian Young People Program Notes and Talks
The Presbyterian Young People group outlines a session themed Helping Our Church with talks by leaders on how to assist church life. Topics include loyalty and example, teaching, attending services, unity, and forebearance, with cited Bible passages and various speaker names.
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Lende
Mrs. Newton
Selma Schow
Cecil Cantrell
Ore Mae Hill
Audrey Jeneon
Ite
Mary Grace Larsen
Read
Matt
Kathleen McNeill Entertains At Home Soiree
Miss Kathleen McNeill entertained with a lively party at her home Thiewley in Fertiam Nie Wansania by her brother, Mrs Ales McNeill. A large basket of corkine wovened as a centerpiece. Invited were Ste CK Smenem and Mayive Saris of Iiton, Misses Muby Kiehing, Jone Loveille Eliud, Vernandula Shaw, Mary Caiethorne, Lottie Tipton III. A separate note mentions a cotton marketing lecture by John Wic Beers on May 1 at Ch tro Chu Hill, planning a county-wide cotton plasser for the coming season.
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Muby Kiehing
Jone
Nod Loveille Eliud
Vernandula Shaw
Mary Caiethorne
Lottie Tipton III
Memtarves Rete
Ch Tro
Chu Hill
John Wic Beers
Lin
Claasing Shu
LL. Dohnswn
Luther College convention sessions in Clifton ends
Delegations from Luther churches gather in Clifton for a weekend convention. Noted speakers and choir units, including Rev J A Urnay and Nurweygiayy service, plan a program with lectures, vocal duets, choruses, and a closing cantata at Clifton College. Public invited.
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Luther Gnron
Tervice
Harcab
Waco
Mire
Gaull
Mra
Andrews
AWB
Cor Ieeen
Crean
Mies Elvenbeth
Mendersom
MR Berg
Even
Antehim
Ware
Pit
M College Choyva
Bacetlnures Rmon
Cutton College
WK Merge
Viele Mie Rath
Odewaart
J. A. Urnen
Voral
Mable Aint Delle Nelson
Voral Salo
E. Larson
Anna Odesgaard
Nev
BB. Bergeson
F.2
Darweaet
Clifton College
Bergesen
Minneapolis
Clifton College Choir Plans Cantata Event
Clifton College choir will present a cantata titled Now I See Christ. The program features students from Clifton College, with preparation led by choir directors and joined by the college orchestra. The concert aims to raise funds and showcase musical talents at a campus venue with guest speakers.
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Clifton Cole
Mionenpulis
Hlitten College
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Ball at Live Pak Hla Monday Night May 15
A local event titled Ball at Live Pak Hla is planned for Monday night May 15 featuring Gigesk musi Connon in an open evening of music and celebration.
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Live Pak Hla
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