19 May 1922
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
1
A sales pitch extols long lived implements with minimal annual cost. It argues that paying more up front would still yield high profits and urges readers to buy durable, profitable equipment now. The ad emphasizes tiny per acre costs and long service life.
We sell flour to meet the high market and invite customers to supply their needs. A fresh supply of home grown 1920 Mebane cotton seed is in stock and available for replanting.
Farmers meet at City Hall Clifton Saturday to push for a Government Cotton Classer for Bosque County. Beers from College Station explains requirements. 30 classes already in Texas, 60 planned for 1922. New Bosque County Cotton Growers Association chaired by Bronstad with Johnson as secretary. Community support urged from farmers, merchants, ginners and bankers to canvass the county and establish a permanent organization.
All the church services are listed for Sunday with preaching at 11 p.m and 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to Newman, the minister, to attend or participate.
Opening hymn and scripture reading roll call list verses including Hey Story The Stranger at the Black Bear and other titled lines. Includes names Lewin Surrey Irene M Jualend Frances Bilert Bell Neb von Glenn Hibert Clarice Nelson Gladys Jorgenson Alvan Nelson and J D Cowen with Closing Hymn No 72-1.
Sunday events at Presbyterian Church cancelled due to pastor’s absence. Junior and Ben i services listed. Community urged to visit other churches. Also ad listing eight foot Deering Binder for sale by Henry McFadden with cash or trade options.
Saturday afternoon events include musical performances and a windup of the term with the college choir. Sunday and Thursday programs feature student talks and an alumni business meeting and banquet. May 2 announces a prom program, class oration by Lawrence W. Tey, salutatory by Andrea Jorgenson, valedictory by Della Nelson, and an address by Prof M J Stole on theology and missionary work.
A fragmented report from a special program highlights a Christian Endeavor lesson delivered by an overseas leader. Names such as Clyce Hurst Wilkes Carey and Anta Marie Olson appear in the readable text. The event is described as part of a Special MuviemMre at Westgsard with a focus on youthful pathfinding and hopeful themes.
The account recounts a May 1 wedding reception with instrumental and vocal performances by Mr and Mrs S14, hosted by Mew John Grymlund and Mr Ol Rhyness. Guests enjoyed dining, fruit pastry and angel food cake, with decorated rooms, flowers, and a large pink blue heart display along the wall. Edie, M. Stanhiver, and Madie Gv lara stood to refreshment as guests departed for home.
We acknowledge with deep gratitude the support and comforting words shown during our father’s kneel and after his passing. Your thoughtful acts and words helped us endure this time and we gratefully recognize your noble kindness.
A regional gathering celebrated a milestone as Trinity eMunnn and Mas Harring hosted attendees. Notable participants included Mr Martin and wife, with plans revealed for a community facility. The event highlighted civic progress and local partnerships.
In May residents hosted gatherings at their homes including Mand Mra Jon Wallin and Mine Kathleen Prather with sandwiches and punch. Elsie Given hosted May Wh at Pete Olwyns. A May 13 theatre party by Mr d M Bettis featured decorations in pink and green and a floral tribute.
Clement Hymn leads a discussion at an Epworth League meeting with talking points on voluntary efforts. Lenin and Matt participate, citing Prager's What the League Has Done for Us as context for community service and youth engagement in 2014.20.
An obituary notes the death of Shannon Gibbe of Chicago and Mrs Wo Absateher of Crawloc, with mention of pallbearers and the community’s sympathy. The piece references local figures, a burial service, and a period of mourning following the loss in a county setting.
The recital at Mex High School Auditorium will present Tram Griniand's prabe laws on Tuesday evening May 23 at welock. Primary pupils perform Wednesday evening May 24 at o'clock, guided by Prof. Larson's expression class and Dine Batman.
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