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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
9
A garbled excerpt references an incident introduced by Alger and Donald McKinley of the nineteenth ward Chicago. The text alludes to bicycle lamp rules and a Sunday interview at a church school, then shifts to remarks about attacking birds and the decline of colonies of birds such as terns and herons.
The Baptist tent revival reports over forty conversions and reclamations to date. Evangelist Sourneenary leads a cross church effort with Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian and Disciples cooperation. Topics include The Unpardonable Sin, The Story of the Crucifixion, The Final Accounting, and Using the Life Little Things for God with a Sunday service schedule.
A collage of misread text covers topics from water levels and railway car assignments to crocodile tears in sensational moralizing. It shifts to later columns on execution debates, capital punishment, a Dallas Times-Herald editorial stance, a Vacational Review on outdoor plans, and a church notice for St Olaf Lutheran Church in Brice with a Sunday service schedule.
The Church of Christ invites worshipers Sunday at seven with sermon on The Grace of God showing how men are saved by grace. Bible study at 10 00 a m. Afternoon service at 1 00 p m. A pleasant place to worship led by E Malting. CMANUAL Lutheran Church services in Garnersville at 10 30 with voting members after arch Kegglish services in Cofton at 7 50 with topic Where are the Nine.
A special invitation from the church for a midweek gathering. The notice describes a weekly service on a Wednesday with a focus on faith and community outreach. No specific date or location is clearly readable.
A large crowd attended a Saturday night address by Rev. K D Head of Waco at Cayote Tabernacle. He spoke of travels through eastern countries and the life of Jesus, with visitors from Valley Mills Clifton and Morgan. Music featured Miss Allen from Morgan and others with a band and choir. reception included a duet and solo performances.
Public notice fragment lists household goods for sale at once seen at the home of Torrence Homer Foren at Barber Hop Place. It mentions furnished rooms, possible boarding for schoolgirls, and scattered notes about paper, binder twine, and a vehicular fee.
Advertises the Queen Theatre program featuring Anna Q Nilsson and Er Torrence in a two reel Western, Jack Holt in Wanderer of the Wasteland from Zane Grey, Century Comedy Queen of Aces, and The Human Tornado with Yakima Canutt. Also notes colored film Arte Tana and Death Valley scenes and various matinee and evening showings with admission prices and times.
Saturday program at Rogey school house features a four point show with a distinct crowd cue. A next issue of the Record will cover the details as Pierce notes guards near the unknown stretch of the Death River and a dangerous jungle encounter with wild arrows tipped with animal bone poison.
A single clothes moth is said to lay ten eggs and a few varieties can damage up to 100 pounds of wool annually. The figures suggest significant textile losses as pests infest storage and production areas.
Hereford Traay Sept 7 The trial of the scrub bull is set to attract countywide interest as Dent Smith County prepares for a unique legal case. Dr John W Overton defends the animal while Travia Cameron, a local teacher, prosecutes. Farmers plan to testify for and against the animal. The jury and judge have not yet been selected.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church will hold no services next Sunday September 13. Sunday School starts at 9:30 with Bible class. The Ladies Aid Society plans its regular meeting Thursday afternoon September 17 at the church.
Fragmentary note describes a startling project in Glacier National Park involving a wheat mill and fortification. The text hints at a past effort to build permanent structures and supply lines, mentioning indigenous presence and local resources in a period-appropriate tone.
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