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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
1
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Washington D C May 9 Secret Morton calls for payment on all outstanding Second Liberty Loan Bonds Interest on these bonds ceases November 15 1981 Approximately 1100000000 of these bonds are out The Treasury may extend an exchange offer for holders to swap for other government securities within the next six months No announcement has been made on the exchange type or date Holders should note redemption date and await further notices to bank for possible exchange details
Fragmented OCR text describes a local group called Arkans as Norm Builder Ark and mentions disjointed phrases about not floating, community involvement, and unclear events. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to corrupted text, but references to a place and a group suggest a local civic or construction context.
In Houston last week May 18-28 1920 the National Farm Loan Association of Clifton and 350 Texas associations celebrated a decade of service. Secretary-Treasurer Julius M Jenaon reported more than 50 000 loans totaling about 166 million dollars. The Conservation and Lot Terracing Department led by Dan Short was approved, with Houston Bank noted as the system's second largest and low delinquency at 1 0722 or 1 8 percent. The Gluton trade area has lent 422 907 90 to 34 farmers at 5 percent interest over 10 to 12 years.
Morning worship at 0:45 a m followed by Sunday school at 11 00 a m. Evening service at 8 00 p m with prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Pastor Ee Parcell.
Mr. C. L. Coleman the Federal Trapper for Busepte County fought two full grown wolves on Saturday after quick work following Wednesday. He aimed at trapping wolves, taking fine graves for the firangle, and continued this good effort in the field.
Meridian court records list numerous suits for debt and notes against various defendants including Clifton Mercantile Co and First National Bank of Mesquite. County officers in Somervell and Johnson counties conducted a roundup of violators, moonshine, and other offenses last week while residents shared weekend visits and marriage announcements nearby.
W D Raley reports on graduations and senior events at Clifton Public School. Exercises, sermons, and the senior class play at City Auditorium and City Hall mark the week, with addresses by Rev Pur I and Senator R A Stuart of Worth. The Milton College Orchestra performance supported the high school annual fund.
Olive Blumbersy, aged 67, died Saturday night at her Clifton residence after a period of illness. Survived by six children, five sons, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local agencies.
Commencement week notes student events and traditions. Tuesday evening the graduates presented the play Cyclone Sally to a large crowd. Wednesday the Clifton College Orchestra performed under Prof T Frederiksen. Alumni Day Thursday invites oldtimers back. Rural College-Alumni baseball at three, annual banquet and meeting planned, final graduation Saturday at eight in the auditorium.
Sunday services at 1090 p.m. by lay minister, worded in a partial parish bulletin. Includes garbled names and times, with unclear location and attendee mentions.
A garbled report describes a vehicle incident on a highway between Mecktien and Clifton with damage and injuries. The text is severely corrupted, but mentions a driver and a passenger suffering shocks and hospital evaluation.
Voters in Clifton Endepam school district face a June 10 election on a tax measure tied to new territory. Report notes some residents recently added to the district may pay no school tax while receiving district benefits, prompting calls to clarify funding and maintenance needs.
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