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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
5
News from Gatesville Messenger reports a rat drive by John Gully and J Snow west of town. Using only sticks and two dogs, they grew their tally to 457, the largest yet, sparking praise and calls to follow their example.
Pleasant stalls promote speckled trout on Tuesdays and Fridays at the White Swan Restaurant. The notice touts fresh oysters daily and invites patrons to visit for good meals. The Record and Dallas News price guide lists a $2.50 rate.
Hockley County founders met to establish a county seat by holding court under mesquite tree on a vacant pasture in Hockley City. The new county covers 500000 acres of prairie, with a railroad at one corner and a population of about 135, as tents spring up and growth is expected.
To cleanse the blood strengthen the kidneys and regulate the stomach liver and bowels Prickly Ash Bitters is a remedy that has proved its worth It promotes activity in body and brain Price 1 25 per bottle Carpenter Bros Special Agents adv
The Clifton Record notes a new annual subscription rate of 2.50 dollars per year, matching the Dallas News price. The ad highlights value and steady access for readers, signaling a regional pricing alignment.
Washington March 24 Eugene Debs now serving a prison term in Atlanta for violation of the espionage laws came to Washington alone and conferred with Attorney General Daugherty regarding the investigation ordered by President Harding. He returned to Atlanta and was told to refrain from public discussion. Col. Guy D. Goff assisted, Debs appeared in good health and wore civilian clothes.
Students at Tyler Commercial College may save by visiting the Record office to purchase a scholarship. The opportunity promises reduced costs for enrolled learners, inviting inquiries from prospective and current attendees about available awards and terms.
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Eugene V Debs returned to the Atlanta penitent iary to resume prison life after his Washington trip. The Socialist leader, serving ten years for espionage era, appeared cheerful and said he would return to his convict life. Debs met Attorney General Danagher, discussed his case with Sam Castleton, and refused to discuss details or potential pardons. He greeted Warden Zerbet and sent letters from the post office before rejoining inmates.
Waco Texas March 25 Governor Pat M Neff presided at Baylor University as chairman of the board of trustees. He indicated no final decision on approving or vetoing recent legislative appropriations including 1.95 million for land near campus and 1 million for rural school aid, plus 4 million for teachers' raises. He may speak before a special session slated for June.
Farm property four acres part of a stock farm located fourteen miles west of Clifton. Will consider a four part payment with a house and lot in Clifton. Contact H. E. Stokes at Clifton Mercantile. The note hints at social propriety with a cheeky old-time aside.
A man makes a foolish remark and afterward brags about his perceived wood judgment, prompting reactions about wisdom and humility.
John Ward’s dog traveled over 1000 miles from the Rio Grande valley to the Red River region. After Ward sold his farm near Detroit Texas, the canine rode with him in the car on the return trip. Weeks later the tired dog appeared at Ward’s former home just north of Detroit. He crossed four rivers during the remarkable journey at high speed.
An old advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters from Carpenter Bros as a remedy to purify blood liver and bowels after a harsh winter and hot weather claiming to restore body for summer work priced at 1 25 per bottle by special agents.
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