15 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
1
Promote the John Deere Pony Tractor Disc Harrow as a profit maker to boost work on a standard tractor. Describes features including light draft design, adjustable gangs, third lever for even penetration, double and single gang frames, steel stub pole, and adjustable scrapers. Encourages in-store demonstration of benefits.
A long list details first through seventh grade pupil names and scores for a Clifton area public school month. It includes First Grade Low-Travie Nelson to Sixth Grade Anita Phinney with scores, plus high school entries and other names. The piece also mentions church notices, local meetings, a road bid ad, and social notes.
Governor Hobby returns to Austin after a week away that included presiding over the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Houston and opening the Texas State Fair in Dallas. He is expected to sign remaining bills from the special session, including measures on emigrant agent taxation and regulation of immigration trade, as well as a statewide fire loss figure of about 1 million dollars from the Cameron Compress Company fire.
Fragmented text reports a retail sale event with unclear date and place. It mentions low prices and a sale in a city near Shreveport, with references to aviation or wings and a prior price point. The readable material is incomplete and lacks clear facts.
Music by Weatherby and company headline the Friday October 22 event at the new Herman Hall. The site committee invites the public to enjoy a concert evening.
A well located Clifton residence with multiple rooms and essential facilities is described as a desirable home. Community ties are noted, and the deceased is recalled as a respected local figure with the sympathy of many friends.
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