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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
4
Medina Ohio Sept 2 A blackboard at Bronswich Circle near the postoffice warns speeders with Go like hell There is plenty of room in the cemetery Policeman Frank Hoffman of Cleveland was fatally injured on the curve a note attributed to unknown local youths reflects vigilante sentiment amid a fatal crash and ongoing traffic concerns in town.
Valley View notes unusual wedding in Paris Texas as heat dries peach crop and no interpreter for the ceremony. The piece also covers a church card of thanks from Waverly Missouri and local notices inviting worship and stock bible lesson text before shifting to gardening and sponge feeding questions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vehicle or machine with no buttons to push and no horn to honk, describing self-starting features and lack of clutch or spark. References plates to screw on front and a steady, official nod to agreement. Context unclear. likely erroneous transcription.
Miss Laura Harlan daughter of the late Associate Justice Harlan will be retained at the White House as social secretary to Mrs. Coolidge. She served in that role for Mrs. Harding. Wilma Swenson Lois Bes Jd Glennie Hoff have returned from Chicago where they spent the same term as students at Northwestern University.
Elisabeth bursts into the classroom with excitement and tells the teacher Nica has two new little sisters. The tenant responds with a puzzled comment and Elisabeth clarifies that one is only a half sister. Jerice questions where the other half is, and the exchange ends with confusion.
Mrs Geo W Anderson of Meridian visited relatives here on Monday, taking part in a family gathering and reconnecting with loved ones in the area.
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