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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
7
An ad from Clifton Texas urges readers to place out of season clothing in moth proof bags for safe storage during Gers. It invites callers to arrange better cleaning and pressing services in Clifton.
Bliss La Verne Lane of Waco spent the weekend here with her aunt Mrs Banfort Poo. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Kettler and Mrs. J R Gilbert who traveled to Dallas. Thelma Carter visited her mother Mrs W H Carter. Miss Manephine Crimm and Mrs. Smallwood underwent medical procedures. W A girls at the Baptist Church hosted a parent banquet. Austin Long of Liano assisted in housekeeping for Darton Dr Long absent. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Powell visited from Fairbanks. the McNeils and Angus McNeill were in Dallas. Jimmy received an eye exam in Waco. Mrs. R I Bruce noted her father’s illness. 1600 head of sheep moved by McWilliams and crew toward a ranch north of Mills. Marthe Jane Long born at Baptist Hospital. Roy A Langston and Rev Walk fished Bosque River. Roy Pool and wife attended State Bankers Convention in Mineral Wells. Mrs. Alice Griffin left for Dallas. Miss Mary Cawthon went to Goose Creek. the Latham family faced an emergency operation with varied reports.
Discovery of rich gold fields in the Virginia City camp drew stampedes from nearby territories, fueling a nation’s fever for California’s 1849 gold find. The piece recounts the era’s dramatic migrations via Panama and across deserts, with tales of vast fortunes, perilous journeys, and the chaotic excitement that seized San Francisco and New York’s publishers.
In a rambling column fragments mention Poke Easley knocking about, talk of moonlit romances and aging perspectives. Atlas Peck defends a wife’s voting autonomy while Miss Peachie Lima invites youths to a Saturday gathering. Cricket Hicks remains unsure.
A fragmented report notes a new permanent body formed of Brasil and Pera, claiming future disputes will be small among thirteen southern countries. The text also references a person described as neither nice nor young and mentions a winimer commenting on matri nény éedring.
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