02 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
1
The first aim of this store is that each customer is satisfied with any transaction. The frequent sales show broad satisfaction. We offer good clean drugs and the purest fountain drinks to attract and keep customers.
The tiny infant Quincey Don Chapin died at a few days old, his parents comforted by faith. His remains were laid to rest in the local cemetery with funeral services led by a Methodist pastor and family sorrow acknowledged by loved ones.
Atwan reports Monday night at Apt 28 the new student body of Chitton College staged a debut in College Society. Faculty and veterans attended as contests tested body and mind, prizes awarded for top honors, a booby prize to the least successful, followed by refreshments as guests left pleased with the campus event.
Moulin Sept reports the Imperial State Prison Farm near Oakland was inspected today after an officer went AWOL. Prison Commissioner Bayle announced no sightings of the missing guard this year and the search continues. thanks were offered for bounties paid and efforts to locate the man.
Attorneys for MB accuse absence of key witness delaying trial of On. J. Owen Carpenter murder in Meridian District Court Judge Ward presided. Morning session consumed in continuance argument. defense argues for delay due to missing witness. Jurors selected. county officials hope to complete jury and start trial by Friday morning amid strong public interest.
A fragmented church notice urges starting and walking the right path to life. It mentions sermons on Sunday morning and evening prayer, with a cordial invitation to attend services and activities at Lipworth League.
Farmers attention the gin will operate only on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays each week. The other days the gin will be idle and closed for business.
Dex Edna McDaniel of Nagler University issues a notice in Wao Texas September 34 about a disciplinary action. The document lists penalties and a release from an unspecified obligation, with unclear terms and names affected.
Weather brought several hours of rain benefiting tall feed crops and prompting plans for a larger school year. Trustees set a short term with A O Ben Anderson directing Manual Training and Mine Brown of Meridian leading Home Economies. Local gin reaches thirty four bales while area folks travel for business and family events amid postponed railroad meetings.
We thank all who were kind and thoughtful in our corraw and share our grief over the death of our darling baby. The message ends with an odd plea or plea-like line expressing distress and a possible reference to Waltros.
A terse, broken note reports a named person Me Larmon from a distant place Meridien and mentions contacting Vat Baturiay and placing an order. It references Dalles Hews and an old county paper, implying a local news shard or notice from a past era.
Meridian court cases include Ferguson v. Lewis with verdict for plaintiff and jail terms for others, and several burglaries, thefts, and a burglary plea with varied sentences. Local obituaries note J. W. Raines’s death near Meridian aged about eighty five and Mrs. S. L. Turner’s death in San Antonio. marriage notices, license adjournment until October, and community updates on residents and travel.
A partial, unclear text fragment mentions lime, a burial or burial-like event, and several place names or personal names such as Willen and Mlivete. The legible content is too fragmentary to determine a clear news item or context.
Mrs Henry Hanson a former Che ton lady died at El Paso September 20 at 1 00 PM according to Bere by Mr and Mrs He Lockett par ante of Mr throm For a number of years Mr Man on has con infil hestiny ntl the trying to Wert Texas was for the ur pow of Twtaring her Nealth. It is believed the change prolonged her life for a number of years. Before her marriage to Mr Hoar deena yan Aion ts Clin Many Clifton fiende jeln the Tee.
A heartfelt note expresses thanks to the Meridian Creek P T Association for a granite memorial tablet placed at the CHE ton College in memory of Mr Y e. The writer emphasizes deep affection for the Meridian Creek community and the college campus where the tablet rests.
The church invites the entire congregation to attend Sunday Behoo next Sunday for the annual Rally Day. A cheerful, welcoming tone suggests a community gathering with words of praise and fellowship as members join in the church event.
Raptign Church opens a Sunday morning service with a sermon on the book of Romans. The pastor will begin a five part series exploring key verses and themes. Sunday night aims to engage with questions and practical applications of faith.
A fragment recalls a deputy transfer in Denton County after a raid, with Shelby Bum named and a deputy sheriff Adams mentioned. The text is partial and unclear but implies an official move from a jail to another deputy. The item reads as a mid reporting clipping with names and location but missing full context.
City Council announces a four cent key rate for Clifton after long effort. State insurance department confirms the lower rate, promising savings for residents as fire insurance premiums decline and a dividend is paid to policyholders. Clifton expects a longer term benefit from the reduced rate.
The association elected officers for the coming year at the meeting on Wednesday. President is Mrs Mary Ke MeSipaddety view, first vice president Mrs A Gite iat, second vice president Ms Heng Otwald, third vice president Mrs Robert L Babbridge. Committee chairs include Mrs Br Com ton, Mr Frank Hpangle, Mrs Kate Murriaca, and others.
Notice from Clayton Gin Co. that operations will be limited to certain days each week. No activity on Mondays and Tuesdays. work occurs only on specified days.
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