01 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
1
The remark states that behind every manufacturing and commercial enterprise there is a solid, practical reason for its success. It emphasizes the value of purpose and rational design driving achievement in industry.
Dr Gore’s team frightened and ran after a buggy crash badly tearing a horse and injuring it. A 14 month old baby of Mr and Mrs Tom Gandy died last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J J McCracken moved goods to south Texas. Mrs He We Randall, once hospital inpatient, returned home. Jim Hale of Waco and Sam Lees of Valley Mills spotted at town. Rev J E Boulet visited Crantuls Gap for a meeting. Charley Barker released from sanitarium at Temple. Ming Clare Jones of Walnut Springs visited. Misa Wardna Elliott returned from Mt Calm. Newt Lester moved into the old Methodist parsonage. Mina.
Luther College professor Oscar L Olson will visit Texas for a lecture tour after a long delay. He chairs German language and literature at Decorah, Iowa, and will lecture at Scandinavian Lutheran Church on Sept 7 and 8, with Sunday talks at Norse Lutheran Church and St Olaf Church. Admission is free with a voluntary offering to cover travel expenses.
Walnut mprings Rex and the paint shops of Ren fis Central Railroad closed Saturday night due to undefined wind and river conditions. Reports state the Tortlis vessel sank off Kami hatia coast with several aboard saved.
The Joe Moon line markets sturdy, well built carriages aimed at discerning customers who understand true factory cost and value. These buggies use superior materials to ensure longevity and reliability, appealing to buyers who know quality outweighs cheapness.
The Mt Coyote camp meeting closed Sunday with Rev. Wo H Vaughan of Port Worth preaching nearly all sermons except one. Ten additions to the church followed by two by letter. The gathering included a love feast for older Christians and a bank offering of 21 dollars. All denominations supported the effort.
A faculty meeting at the public school building prepared for the new term starting Monday. Teachers were assigned roles and reorganizations discussed. fourth and fifth graders showcased in a joint program, with various changes to last year's rules. The notice mentions speeches, staffing, summer activities, and local events in Austin Texas.
A long article notes a series of sermons to be held by the Presbyterian Church of Clifton on the church lawn beginning Sunday September 24. Efforts will seek broad participation and the meeting aims to mobilize congregants and the broader community for a strong religious event.
Complete returns from yesterday's local option election in Tim Green county show the precinct results giving Mineral Wells a fifty four vote majority. Miss Winnie Walton arrived Monday from Tren to teach at the public school. Hilary Walton visited from Tren with his family. Call at City Drug for coal and smoking tobacco. 148 Corner Drug Store carries a full line of cigarettes and tobacco.
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