27 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
1
Notice advertising market for turkeys with calls to contact about conditions and prices. Claims constant communication with consumers of produce and offers poultry and dairy feeds at reduced prices to free floor space.
Washington reports Texas shows 406 396 farms the greatest total of any state as per the 1926 farm census. The rise since 1900 is 114 205 farms, with the nation totaling 8 972 268 farms. Counties such as Limestone and Dallas hold county records while individuals move between Clifton and Hamilton in Texas amid health and business notes.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church lists English services on Thursday with an offering for the Pension Fund, and Sunday morning services in Norwegian with English merit services at 7. A bishop, confirmation class, and parish events are noted for Sunday morning at 10 and a parishive gathering at 2, with choir practice Friday night.
A garbled OCR style record lists fragmented names and roles from a local program or committee meeting. Mentions include President J MeBpaulew and AG Gillett alongside several unclear individuals and a prayer or lecture segment.
BABS bales were ginned in Basque county from the 1925 crop before November 14, 1925, compared with 20,870 bales ginned by November 14, 1924, according to T. Le Dunlap, Special Agent.
Meridian Court and Local News items from Meridian Texas recount court notices, residents visiting, and past week social notes. Mentions include county attorney remarks about docket and upcoming Monday court sessions, local visitors from Clifton and Brownsville, a Coleman City funeral, basketball results between Meridian and Valley teams, and church conference assignments.
WD Raley reports on Thanksgiving observances and regional teacher meetings in Dallas. Second period exams and six week report cards. compulsory schooling for ages seven to fourteen. Grace’s grading error noted. football preview vs Hamilton. state adoptions for biology general science and physiology exclude Darwinian evolution theory. new texts to avoid personal expense.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Clifton Methodist pastor, Meridien connection, and Walter’s presence Saturday as the town reflects on past events. Readable names and places suggest a local vignette about community history and ongoing memories.
In a local office a new X Ray device claims the latest proven design with leaded shielding to prevent danger. The notice notes public misconceptions about X Rays despite advances and praises pioneers Dr G Wile Caitline and Rev Elmer R Lanr among others who attended services and events nearby.
Clifton Board of Education announces a compulsory attendance period starting Monday November 26 for twenty school weeks. Children aged eight to fourteen must attend school. violations carry penalties of five dollars for a first offense, ten dollars for a second, and twenty eight dollars or more for subsequent offenses.
The VT A announces its next regular meeting at the high school auditorium 1125. A full program is planned featuring Mind K. McSpudden as visiting speaker. Parents are urged to attend and support their children, with a call to praise and participation in the program.
The Record printed a notice misreporting that Mr and Mrs Tucker and their daughter were visiting Groesbeek. The paper says the information was incorrect and that Mrs Tucker did come as a guest from Groenbeck, clarifying the earlier错误.
London November expert Sir Harry E Bruce Porter, a specialist in childhood diseases, tells the National Society of Day Nurseries that laughing babies grow healthier. He urges letting babies laugh and breathe fresh air, arguing noise should be avoided only during sleep to ready children for life’s later shocks.
The fragment notes an Immanuel Lutheran Sunday School and Bible service schedule with an English service at 9:30 and references to a choir meeting on Friday at 7 pm. Names like Wey and A. Martling appear as possibly attending or leading. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
G. 0, Rernhardt, and Jamily traveled from near Koppers last Saturday to the Poultry and Stock Show while visiting relatives.
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