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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary report mentions a player named Giron with 16 points and a packle on det appeared to wear him, plus a crowd reaction and a hospital reference. Details are damaged and names uncertain.
A large gathering of farm agencies and association members attended a barbecue event hosted by leaders including the Texas Farm Bureau president. The outreach aimed to strengthen cooperation and discuss agricultural policy initiatives and support for local producers.
E W Capps opens Gow Clifl's new theatre to guest crowds with air conditioning cushioned seating and modern theatre machines. The venue seats about 276 and lies just west of the Record office building, promising a grand opening next week with overflow attendance anticipated.
Turner and his wife renovate the former Blaufap Cafe just north of Clifton on Highway. A modern eatery is planned to open soon, with a new gate and operable design. The project aims to serve local residents with updated dining and service.
The report details a hard fought game where ae Sewhays led with 220 total yards and 49 passing yards while Clifton was held in check. Key plays included valiant goal line stands, stopping Cameron and Manson, and late yardage by Oliver and Gut. Clifton Bald appears in the narrative as a notable player in the tense matchup.
Salvage action linked to a stalled project involves the board of directors of St hls Line. The sale has been held in abeyance until a set week to claim the actual evaluation of the build. The notice outlines steps to pursue the salvage claim and settle ownership.
Unclear fragmented text mentions locations such as Waseca and Fre t with visit notes. Readable parts point to a local brief or notice but lack coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations.
The article notes improved cotton production prospects in Clifton with potential gains from higher prices and larger picker demand. It discusses farmers expecting about 200 dollars per bale and estimates that a 1000 bale increase could boost spending by around 200000, while labor shortages threaten the season.
At the Lions Club gathering last Tuesday members discussed sponsoring a youth activity program for local youths. Lion Vi D. Goodall reported a recent barbecue and meeting with the Valley Home Club cost about $150, with members averaging around 75 cents each. W T Durham attended as the sole guest, living in Santa Fe.
Fragmentary OCR text notes minor issues with automobiles and ownership details, mentioning tampering and potential theft concerns. The readable segments reference involved individuals and a vague event timeline, with limited concrete facts available.
The Little Tie Ranch near Cranville Gap owned by C. Gaither was sold to Fox Middleton. Mrs. Gaither plans to move to Talhart Hare after the transfer.
Fragmentary note reports a group including a person or entity named Foner anaes joining a larger assembly. The text is incomplete with unclear actions, dates, or locations. Readers should note the uncertain context and lack of verifiable details.
Clifton FFA plans to show livestock at the fair with one-fifth hog features in the Junior division. The Sears Roebuck Foundation will host a banquet for all junior exhibitors and their teachers in the Grand Ballroom of the Adolphus Hotel on the evening of October 6.
The Valley Mills Eagles, led by standout back Jerry Mullins and supported by Cole, Brock, Stes, and Parker, prepare for their opener against an unnamed foe after a strong season start and last year’s close loss. The team aims to edge last year’s rivals as Mullins tops the list of expected game breakers.
Future Farmers prepare a judging event with calf weighing and hog and steer classes. Teams will show five hog breeds and calves including Herefords Angus and Poland China. Sponsors include Western Auto and Farmer Shoe Bank. Scores listed to percent ranges with Beckner, Conrad, Dahl and Hauke among top placements.
The Advisory Council of the Clifton Public School will sponsor a series of four health meetings hosted by Mrs J W Har Hurley. Lectures will cover renity health with W Hurst as the speaker at the first session at City Hall and the remaining meetings hosted in the high school and clinic settings. Sponsors include Goodall, Mrs Parks, Esther Haugen, E A Moore, Mrs Hurley, and Mrs Kent Appleby.
At a Stewards and Trustees meeting Windham elected secretary treasurer for the coming year. Discussion covered building plans for Sunday School rooms including a proposed L shaped addition about 56 by 7 feet. Estimated cost around $15,000 with Parks named committee chair and J Ta Brandefer chair of finance.
Rev W P Bielefeldt boated a 22 inch bass weighing 4 pounds at Meridian Lake described as the heaviest catch the preacher has had. The fish nearly pulled him overboard and left the preacher shaken and unable to reset his hook for a time. Also notes a Williston letter from Mrs Ted Peterson praising the Record and commenting on Dakota crops and harvest weather.
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