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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
6
Readable fragments describe St Paul's Methodist Protestant church in Salisbury and a focus on Bible stories. The text mentions nearby towns and a father involved with church activities, with unclear details and dates.
The fragment promotes Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas offering short, intensive training in shorthand administration finance and general business. It touts high earning potential and asks readers to request the catalogue for a $5 credit while listing other local business notices and a long catalog of names of local firms and individuals.
Cranfills Gap notices report subscriptions, relocations, and social events. Alfred Wickman family moved to a new home, with neighbors planning a gathering to wish them well. Local church activities, weddings, and community updates are summarized, including a cotton expediting trip, postmaster actions, and a mayoral family honor. A report mentions Argentine vanadium deposits found near oil fields.
D is not always a true measure of quality some clothes priced higher than necessary some cheapened in materials and tailoring to meet a low price Born Tailoring offers woolens workmanship iced to cover quality and small profit Large sales and improved methods make possible generous value Come in and see how well a suit can fit at the price you have in mind Clifton
Wheat sowing near completion ahead of rain. Mrs Lottie Colwick goes to Waco for work. Mrs Cora Aulie and family return to O Canutes place. Ed Berg move to Goose Creek. Wille Canuteson and family relocate to Clifton. August Carleon buys Dalequist farm and moves from near Jonesboro. Mission festival at Norse Lutheran raises 206 for mission fund. U.S. 1921 candy and gum sales reached 750 million, nearly double army costs of 415 million.
Boston Oct. 24 Mathew W Bullock a negro Republican candidate for the Massachusetts House of Representatives has fled with the clerk of the House a Will to prohibit the organization of the Ku Klux Klan in this state The Klan would be designated as a menace to the public peace The penalty for aiding encouraging or affiliating with the organization would be a 500 fine or imprisonment or both
A West Texas ranchman pardoned by Governor Mett paid a visit to Austin to thank the governor for clemency after serving part of a ten year term for murder. Conviction was in El Paso. the record and Dallas News subscription ad noted.
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