08 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
1
The Grain Drill advertisement touts a durable, hill and level ground seeding solution. It highlights strong wheel hubs, robust grain bar and frame, and a double vanes grate design to ensure kernels are planted evenly and seeds receive soil nourishment. The copy stresses resilience against heat and blighting winds and promises demonstrations of grain delivery and feed combinations.
A sensational cinematic stunt features two locomotives colliding head on on a half mile track built for filming at the city limit yards. The scene, created to boost thrills, cost up to 12000 and is touted as the greatest head-on crash ever captured on screen.
We have leased our garage to G. L. Polk and thank our friends and customers for the liberal support given us. We hope you will continue to patronize Mr. Polk who will continue to give you the same good service you obtained through our relie te. Joe Moffatt & Bon.
A card from Clifton Knight of Ku Klux Klan No 225 thanks donors for a gift of 825.00 and expresses thanks for support during illness and adversity. The message cites religious and moral aims, praising defenders of the Christan religion and law enforcement.
Sunday School attendance 20 with Bible Clix G. Bronstad as superintendent. Communion in Norwegian at 10 40 AM. Announcements 9 30 10 20 AM. English service Sunday evening at 7 20. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 00. Benaca Society ice cream social Friday on the chute lawn. Cathecumene meet Saturday morning at 10 at the parochial church. We invite all to attend.
Mrs Trayin Grimland, noted in New York City circles, will join the Dunalog System of Hygutvrik Mo fue Study as a revival coordinator. The appointment follows her musical attainments and pedagopisal ability, with plans to oversee a children's ware erie and training, including a summer stint in Memphis.
Mardell and Kathryn Wallace entertained their Sunday School pupils with a lawn party on Wednesday afternoon. Punch was served by Mardell Wallace and Aleda Sellare as the young guests arrived. After games, crown cones and cake were served. Everyone had a good time and hoped for more Sunday school parties.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous people, places, and events with scattered names such as Alice Site, Cait Patti, Audrey Jinan, Kashar Walker, and May Flint. The text appears to mix personal names, institutions, and possible sports or community notes without coherent structure or readable context.
Poor legible clipping notes services at Clifton and Mine Maggie Lee Peterson leaving Monday for Austin to visit relatives. Mr Tom C Parks returns home from Callux Wad promptly after days away with daughter Mrs G C Tisdale.
Orthography mosaic aside, article notes a heavy child in Oklahoma weighing 297 pounds at age one. The girl lives near Veach Grove with her uncle Robert Miles. School arrangements appear unsettled as details remain unclear in the readable text.
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