Special Cayote News Moves to Gorman and Local Happenings
Cayote readers learn Charlie Month and fusaily left for Gorman Texas with many friends wishing them prosperity. Whitney visitors, new baby girl born to Bryan Richards, and infant of Bearden buried at Valley Millers. Quarterly Conference features Rev. Cumby with ordination set for Oct 10. Home Demonstration Club meets. Myrtle Gaines and Joplin guests. Bowing machine debates and local social events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Month
Fusaily Lft
Gorman
Texas
Arthur Merth
Beryl Neill
West
Tewne
Tohn Bryan
Whitney
Bankers Staurday
Mornlay
Mes
Bryan Richards
Tohn Williams
W. T Caney
Raatland County
Raymond Bearden
Valley Millers
Mre
JL. Maples
Baptist Church
Valley Mille
Shurgh
Maples
Aloe Myrtle Gaines
Ken Wievla
Valley Mitte
Phothere Surway
Aldo
CML
Fred Matson Bitten by Mad Dog in Norse Community
Fred Matson of the Norse community was bitten on the leg between the ankle and knee by a large bull dog last Sunday evening. The dog attacked Matson and several children, prompting relatives to seek medical attention at the Pasteur Institute in Austin. Doctors found no clear hydrophobia, and Matson and his wife were advised on care and vaccination options, with arrangements made for treatment by Dr. D. A. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Matson
Otten
Matron
Stes
Matson
Mim Matson
Weil
Marion
N. M. Colsick
Fort ‘Worth
N. Colle
Na Colswick
Terryid Institute
Mr. Matton
Port Worth
Mats Fon
D. A. Carpenter
Niail
Uae
Fried Chicken Dinner for Clifton College Benefit
The Ladies Aid of the Scandinae vlan Lutherws will serve fried chicken with gravy pie coffee and cake at Clifton Mew cantite on Saturday September tith to benefit Clifton College improvements. Proceeds support campus projects with helpers and attendance by community members in a denser social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chareh
Clifton
Cranfills Gap Ginning Prices Cut with Dividend Proposed
Local Lawson Gin Company manager Mr. GT Lawson announces a gin price reduction to 35 cents per hundred pounds of cotton. The move aims to boost trade in the Cranfills Gap area, with a $750 dividend promised to customers and several new buyers above last year’s figures. Farmers praise the competitive pricing as Cranfills Gap maintains a cooperative, community-focused stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT. Lawson
Lawson Gin
Ian
Lawson
Bet
Cranfils Gay
Berteleon
Sweneendale Oil’ Company
Adda
Walt
Ilo Grande Gallie- Tn
Bales
Bailey
Ant Eich
Ole Hoff
Helga Jotmnon
Norve
W. W. Hoover
Neil Swenson
Clifton
Hnaver
Me. Sorenson
Glen Rose
Geo Bomalad
Dob Sekelah
Marana F.C
Nleo
Meridian Court and Local News Summary Shows District Court Proceedings
District Court in Meridian opens with Judge J Ward presiding. A grand jury of 30 names including J T Jensen A W Anderson and T B Tergeron is drawn. Bailiffs listed include W B Meridian and John Hill. Jurors for the week named. various cases set for September 27 and week of filings cover divorce damages writs and garnishments. Local notes mention visits by Paul Womack and others. community updates from Valley Mille Clifton Walnut Springs and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J ‘Rrin Ward
Cleburne
Feret
Amipanel
Graud
J. T. Jenson
A. W. Anderson
Cranfilix
Tergeron
H.C. Odle
A. Goodall
Martin John. Vyn
Valley Mille
RO. Buse
M.A Tallan
Clifton
RG. Belcher
Morgan
J.T. Vickery
Moshelm
J. W. Pullin
Walnut Springs
Koppert
W. B. Meridian
John Hill
Womack
Patterson
Iredell
Louie Fricke
Otton
T. Thornton
W. E. Lafon
W. H. ‘Lint
Ih Minton
Dutilel
Rube Golden
Paul Prescher
Andrew Dahl
J.B. Cowen
Ole C. Chrintentom
MN. Grimland
B. I Erickson
P.O. Dabli- Clifton
Ray. Shipman
Nat Massey
Walnut
C. Oudeon
BE. le Birckwon
Fi C. Rog Mad
Meridian
W. M. Harpe
Oh & McClelland
Whitney
J.D
Bherwood
A.C. Bearden
Valley
Mille
Ole Howster
Holm
Axthr L. Ammons
JOM
Hove
Johnson
Otto Anderson
C. A. Brown
Oswald
Hanson
MW. Murphree
Lawrence Cheek
John M. Jensi
Jones
Korn
G. Cy Martin
Frank Frazier
Web. Majors
Morvan
BB. Davin
Tom Davie
J. al Bakke
Ehmon Bedkelind
Im Olin
Men Mehul
Noreich
Annie Alfie
Martin Olwon
Phillip Biblon
G. L. Robertson
A. Olyon
Myre Show Junction
T. A. White
Fleet State
Wright
Bosque County
Chrisopher C. Molt
Sward
Mt Industrial Board
Myers Ve
J. I Ture
Inc
Canvad Jorgen
Caudlle Ga. Oy
D. Dicherter
Avis
Slebt
M. Comminjehaam
YL Maran
Wolk Foe
Pet
Intan
W. Walker
Ule Addams
High Adams
Aiahlus
Leela Giblia
FeWwr Tritiyr
Henry ‘Crutier
Jowell Weeks
Raywond Callan
Nesk
Cleve Wallace Dies at Temple Sanitarium
Joseph Cleveland Wallace born February 2 1864 in Rome Georgia died Thursday morning September 23 1926 at Temple Texas Funeral services set for Friday at two from his father J M Wallace home north of Clifton and burial in Clifton Cemetery Rev W Feord pastor to preside Wife and family mourn his death after illness and long service in the community Leave a wife four children and many friends grieve for a man long known in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cleveland Wallace
Rome
Georgia
Twimple
Texas
J. M. Wallace
Clifton
Wd Feord
Thin City
Wallace
Opi
The
Gunfly
Ant
Tormote
Hut
Labout
Eloek
Feome
Wwe
Ratm Fe
Turner
Clifton Public School News Items
The Clifton Public School opened Monday with 870 pupils including 31 high school seniors and 11th grade enrollment. The district seeks extra funds to raise per capita from 11.30 to 15.00. Governor Ferravan is petitioned for supplementary appropriation. The high school football team plans a Friday game at Mart amid strong local support and fundraising for playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Raley Chittn Public School
Ohe High School
Hao
Zid
Ferravan
Heme
CHO High School Ch
Mart
Ax Jel
Clifton College football prospects for 1926
Football prospects at Clifton College for 1926 show good depth with several lettermen returning. Capt Grimlams, Rogerad, Dahl, Jenson, Straus, Noteon, Themen, Prather and Huret are named as potential starters. backs include Jobe, Wentaulard, Windle, Kelly, Autefintoor and Sarrks, while Otho Nese and others from last year's roster return. The schedule is not yet complete but several matches are expected in the Texas Junior College Conference, with dates around October to November listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton College
Phililledy
Grimlams
Rogerad
Dahl
Jenson
Ail Soa
Haelfeld
Rpayeven
Lona
Ew Allan
Bwwnsin
K. Kisidaimyy
Bera
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Kelsie Bradstreet
Hoff & Bradstreet
Cayote
Cranfills Gap
Meridian Court
Paul Womack
Teteody
Joe
Teena
Moran
Vidley Mille
Valley Mile
Tramitt
Brywaseville
Beit Toaheiog
Air
Huy
Sforgan Way
Bosinews
Merion
Chryote
Dairies
Bol Chaffin
Queen Theatre
Aloma
South Seas
South Sea
Algo Comedy and News
Admission Ce
Avery Hopwood
Pola Negri
Tom Moore
Ford Sterling
Dempsey-Tunney
Theatre—Free
Cleve Wallace
Bume
SY Rip
Clifton Public School
Opiem
Meckttam Tery
Lone
Beepere
Willie Barys
Breet
Enea
Amanin
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