Friday May 21 1920 Clifton Record notices and ads
A fragment from The Clifton Record describes advertising rates for display ads and decal art on May 21 1920. It notes price trends of goods, mentions school term closures and a high school commencement event with GE Newlon pastor of the Presbyterian Church delivering a talk. It references booster singers from church choirs and a session about civic matters in an elevator context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE Newilon
Presbyterian Church
Callan Freed of Murder Charge in San Antonio Trial
In San Antonio on May 18, Callan was acquitted of murder in the killing of VR Billings after a jury deliberated since Saturday night. The report includes a public notice on Liberty Bonds explaining investment terms, interest, and market conditions.
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Callan
San Antonio
Texas
Jan Callan
Cisco West Texas publishers form eight county press group
J. J. Hutchinson leads the Cisco Morning News with Don Rigers of the Olden Advance and Frank A. Jones of the Eastland Chronicle as officers. The group protests paper shortages for Congress records and government literature, sets a $2 yearly subscription minimum for weeklies, and a 7 cent per volume inch minimum ad rate for 500 circulation. Counties include Eastland, Call sheriff? Cal lsaw, Shackelford, Taylor, Stephens, Comanche and Nolan. Meetings will be held in Cisco quarterly.
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Cisco
Texa
West Texas
of Belt
J. J. Hutchinson
Blinder
The
Cisco Morning News
Don Rigers
Olden Advance
Frank A. Jones
Eastland Chronicle
Congressional Record
Eastland
Pato Pinto
Callshaw
Shackelford
Taylor
Stephens
Comanche
Nolan
Meridian Highway No. 2 seeks $1 million aid from state
Grosge A. MacNaughton and B. D. Robinson appeared before the State Highway Commission in Austin on Monday to urge about one million dollars in appropriation for Meridian Highway No. 2 across Texas. They said funds would speed construction by linking twenty seven counties and begin a north to south road expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Statesman
Grosge A. MacNaughton
Meridian Highwy
San Morroe
Rad B. Robinson
Waco Times-Herald
McLennan County
Gulf Division
Austin
State Highway Commission
Texas
Wrerst
Texarkana
el Paso
Rome Hines
Wrals
Robinson
Farewell Tea for Mrs Clarkson Hosted by Local Friends
Friends gathered at Mrs A W Price home Saturday afternoon to bid Mrs Chas W Clarkson goodbye. Guests enjoyed fruit punch, flower guessing, verses and poems, then a blue and yellow decorated dinner with angel cake and confections.
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Clarkson
Chas. W Clarkson
A. W. Price
Stuart
Corinne Stande J Fee
Mer. Stuart
Mrs. Clarkson
Gogsta
Price
C.W.C
Clarksom
Deiato
Local Family Seeks Eye Surgery in Wacol Visit
Nurse T A Eggen and family visited Wacol for business. Tham had an eye bruise treated by Dr Puntell who found a growth requiring removal to save the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Eggen
A. A. Igen Ee Familly
Wacol Tast
Wocel Laatwick
Puntell
Turnersville Visitors and Local Relatives Noted
Mr Arthur and Aubrey Turner of Mertens Texas visit sister Moe Lewis Hockaby Merv HE Jones returns from Joldthwaite extended visit Mr and Mrs RT Masham depart for Valley Mills for future home Straw Clarence Mangum spends week with water Mig Oar Ver hae Wan Sap Vawiiver and others attend to chores Houston Collins and Hugh Abel extend visit Dar Stokes and family visit Crawford relatives Morgan heads to Michigan for the oath ty and Me Watsoo of McTiregor noted after trouble with creauitwe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Arthur
Aubrey Turner
Mertens
Texas
Moe
Lewis Hockaby
Des Demons
Mey
Waller McCay
Roland McClendos
Dar Stokes
Crawford Veadim Morgan
Watsoo
Mctiregor
Buhay
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Eaterer
Postellice
Cakor
Icch
Eshd
Wiliam M
Aaraee
United States
Sam
Jean
ELT Newspapers OF
Stgnd
Turnersville
Gatesville Messenger
B.P.S
B.P. S
Lumber Yard
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