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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1954
Page
4
A small clipped grocery ad lists items such as 43¢ HiExas FRESH and 43¢ KRAFT'S LONGHORN Jb. 43c FROZEN FOODS, DONALD DUCK product, Orange Juice, Birds Eve Parfay, and other package prices. The readable text hints at a mid century convenience store catalog with lower price points and brand names.
Meridan Court and local news recount visits and social calls across towns. Notable names include Mrs HL Jordan, Mrs Astla, Mr and Mrs TV Briggs, Bertha Baxter, and J T Archer. Texas A&M senior in animal husbandry elected president of a student Boil Conservation Society chapter noted.
A long clipped record discusses tax treatment for soil and water conservation costs in farming, detailing federal rules on deductions, year-by-year limits, and potential election options for electing deduction in 1954 or 1958. The text includes unrelated local notices, meetings, and marriage license items embedded in the OCR, highlighting community events and personal notices alongside tax provisions.
Obituary notice for Mrs Mamie Yi Tunefal outlines her death in Meridian Mississippi area and lists survivors including two brothers Z J Coat and Hagin and others. It notes services were held Wednesday at Our Savior Church and that family traveled to Fort Worth for burial, with ties to Meridian and Clio communities.
Community notes describe Reverend Forip River feature and local gatherings. Names such as W. R. Glott and the Kimbroughs appear among guests during weekend visits. Residents discuss football plans, neighbors move back from Waco, and several households hosted relatives and friends.
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