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A local shop urges men to dress well to feel confident and ready for other matters. The advertisement promotes fitting customers in up to date suits with moderate prices. Clifton location.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
7
A local shop urges men to dress well to feel confident and ready for other matters. The advertisement promotes fitting customers in up to date suits with moderate prices. Clifton location.
At a Midland Texas meeting on September 7 the Texas Breeder-Feeder Association formed to promote Texas grown feeds for Texas cattle, expand markets, and enrich land. Dallas meeting planned October 17 to advance the organization. Arthur Miles of Mosheim named an honored board member for notable past feeding work in Bosque County.
Jack Greenwade of Whitney was instantly killed by a Santa Fe passenger train near the Morgan depot after leaving a Morgan hotel early Sunday. His body was found on the right of way after the engine reached Cleburne. a hat from the victim was recovered in the cow catcher. He was 54, never married, with surviving siblings in Whitney, Temple, and Whitney residents held services in Whitney. Funeral was at DeGraffheid cemetery. Sympathy extended to the bereaved.
A compact parish diary notes cordial welcomes, Sunday services at Clifton and Hico, visits by the Lane and Barton families, and several local trips to Vernon, Port Arthur, and Waco. Includes a card of thanks from the Kelly family and mentions Mrs M A Langston's burial in Hico. A closing quip observes the cat squirrel’s limited double-tree climbing ability.
Walnut Springs Hustler reports a spate of petty thefts over two weeks with tires and chickens stolen from several residences. Victims include W. R. Bostwick and A. Potomac, with one car left parked outside and another theft during sleep. The paper warns residents to stay vigilant, promising further action if suspects are caught.
The Teranfills Gap Church of the Nazarene announces a first-Sunday service with Sunday School led by Ley and superintendent Sor Ley. The devotional service will be led by Myohn Hae Young and the Young People's Society at TL D 1. Plowars will lead the evening sermon, with Nebon preaching. Congregation invited.
Bertha K. Williamson of Hico and family mourned as terracing increased cotton and corn yields to five bushels per acre after years of poor output. The Westhoff area saw two years with only ten bushels per acre unsteady, while a funeral for Mex. sul was held Monday and reports note figures of 38 bushels of corn.
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