06 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
1
An advert announces a lively sale offering school supplies and a free souvenir for children. It highlights a bold display featuring the Red Feather and Masterpiece stock and promises a complete assortment for buyers.
Clifton Public School launches Monday at 9 o clock with enrollment, textbook distribution, and initial lessons. The high school hosts a Monday night opening ceremony with short addresses. parents and public welcomed.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a wedding notice with phrases about matrimony and a bride’s surprise. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered words and partial phrases.
The article recalls a revived Trade Day tradition to encourage better stock and poultry. A Wednesday monthly event will feature prizes such as a Good Jenny sow and a Registered Poland China hog, plus chickens and other contests. Attendance includes entertainment and a note urging community members to bring animals.
Mrs Anna Natalie Lamberth born Natalie Wlumberg April 28 1808 died in Fort Worth August 38 1929 after brief illness. Her body accompanied by brothers was brought to Clifton for burial in the Scandinavian Lutheran Cemetery after services at the church she had long attended. Four brothers and three children mourn her loss and remember a long life tied to Clifton and its Lutheran faith.
Ripening exercise of Clitton Cale will be held Tuesday afternoon at B v'eheek Professors Installed as dean of man and director of athletics. Clyde Garrett presides at concert with Mme Clyde presenting piano and violin selections by Janice Booes and Tot the conservatory. Public invited to attend opening ceremonies and lessons at the college.
Local page blends Baptist services at Bundy School with morning worship and meetings. Car dealer Gilliam promotes used Fords and Chevrolets with offers and prices. Personal notes mention travels, a wedding event, and a damaged listing for local notices.
Garnersville Club lists term members including second year girls Ruby Wiede Dora Wiede and Teene Conrad. Members contributed by making dresses drawn over undergarments club cape and fruits including peaches grapes jelly berries and various canned goods.
The Rev A Gatford pastor of Cennills Gap Methodist Church invites all to join nightly services with singing led by Brother Galfordy. Topics include The Hell of Some People's Salvation and The Palm Tree Christian with Sunday night The Davity Bid for Man. Special invitation extended by W E Boulware.
The Trades Day program committee reports changes to the published plan. Muale Byrd Mill Band performs from 1 to 3 pm. Milch Cow drawing at 4 pm. Hon. James E. Ferguson ex governor of Texas speaks on a diversified program at 6:30 pm. Prize drawings follow, Mr T M Bishop then discusses his agricultural trip. Committee.
Officials announce the formal opening of a school initiative and a safety briefing led by the superintendent. Attendees include teachers and parents who are urged to be present to review plans, dates, and procedures for the upcoming term.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at questions about building stronger railways steel bridges and safer transit. Mentions Gilliam Actor Company and concerns over design and safety. Poses contrasts between durability and reckless wrecking.
Local notices detail land transfers including J A Jeanen to Janek Cay ter and Irvin Gibb with values noted. Community updates mention Elgin Gauity’s trip, Rev J M Jordan’s sermons, and various residents visiting kin in Meridian and nearby towns.
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