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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
8
Judge James M Robertson of Meridian resigns from the Tenth Court of Civil Appeals at Waco. John W Spivey is appointed to the court, effective September 20. The court opens its first regular term on October 1.
Passing through Clifton at fifteen minutes past the hour, one way fare is $1.75 and round trip is $8.00. Service operates from Waco leaving St Charles Hotel at 4:00 p.m. Capen Bro telephone listed.
Oscar J. Rea has ordered the record be sent to his three daughters Miksen Luis and Bernie, who are in Denton. The note cites care or custody arrangements and identifies the recipients with a formal directive.
Washington dispatch notes Mrs. Harding plans to move into an apartment in the capital after her late husband’s term. The article compares her social influence to former first ladies and details her unique status as a president’s widow living in Washington.
A rummage sale at Cutton College in Waco Texas runs on Friday evening and Saturday September 20. The sale features cast-off clothing in all colors and sizes including dresses coats shoes underwear and baby wear for men women children and babies.
Mrs. Levin Wilkisin thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and cheer during the illness and death of Robert. May God bless each of you for your support in this time of sorrow.
The article quotes leading papers on Lincolns 1860 nomination and comments on his enduring historical stature. It also reports the death of E. Norbert Wilkerson, born March 18, 1863, who died September 19, 1928, with funeral at Clifton Cemetery and tributes from family and Rev. C F Brown.
Notice describes Seed Oats for sale at good wood price and mentions A G Tobias Roude as a prominent citizen near Meridian who joined as a new subscriber for a year. Fred Saget intends West Texas stay, returned to his preferred community, bringing a bale of rotten to grip and sell. Abe Hecaed’s readers list appears.
Residents and visitors frequent Morgan, with mentions of A D Clark and family, Veridian trader AW Hardwick, and Meridian guests. Movements include films to finish, university travels, ginning and cotton updates, and a few travel and newspaper advertising notes reflecting daily life and commerce.
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