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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
4
Local notice lists the Clifton Record as a postoffice paper in Clifton Texas, dated Friday September 24, 1926. It notes subscription rates at one year for 1500 dollars and mentions display advertising rates terms.
Clifton public school opened last Monday with prospects for good attendance and a fine year of work.
State Health Officer H C Sappington and game department officials answered inquiries about doves feeding on poisoned worms. They warned a dove fed on poisoned worms could injure a consumer, but noted doves rarely feed on worms or insects and usually eat seeds. They cited abundant seeds this year and that hunting mimics fear fewer.
Clifton claims two solid Immanuel Lutheran Church Fillball squads this season. No services Sunday for training as pastors preach at mis of tomm. Teams include Cliftonslow rally in the Grove next Sunday and the high boot Our quinsl Btlaaion Festival with Beth bare and good number of tais. October 3 goes sas Laing Aid treats Sept. 29 at Mre, speathes as any schools their C. Plerwon' Rev. A. Bartling.
Meridian hosts a County P T A meeting at the Baptist Church on September 28 with Mrs M N Mares National Secretary of Congress of Mothers and T A to speak and lecture. The program lists readings vocal solos piano and violin numbers and a lecture followed by a business meeting. Attendees are invited to bring lunch and donations are sought to improve Mount View and Clifton roads with local bank and business support noted.
Mrs. Fouts, 25 years a Valley Mills resident, died at the family home early Sunday morning. She is survived by her husband and a son, Allen Fouts, of Lancaster.
Readable fragments from a 19th century issue cover Sunday school, a Norwegian sermon topic, a Ladies Aid meeting, and a farm tale about Augustus Charles milking a cow. Also notes on animal barometers predicting storms and a short tale about a boy who saved money by serendipitous turkey farming and glass-dish fortune.
The ity trash wagon begins Monday morning September 27. residents should place rubbish in convenient containers and keep areas tidy. children will collect trash Saturday for coordination. Mayor Wanitley urges orderly cleanup.
A Clifton resident advertises availability for hauling, mowing, plowing and related work. Contact by phone 183 for evening or night jobs. The notice emphasizes that workers are not limited by gender and invites all capable persons to apply.
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