Clifton Record Opens Weekly Edition
The Clifton Record published by Robt L Baldridge announces its Friday morning issue dated April 4 1919 and notes subscription payments in advance with rates applicable to Bosque County.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
12
The Clifton Record published by Robt L Baldridge announces its Friday morning issue dated April 4 1919 and notes subscription payments in advance with rates applicable to Bosque County.
A real curiosity visited Clifton on Wednesday as a drunken man wandered through the town. The incident drew attention from residents and local authorities, prompting an informal report of the event.
The article portrays Joseph Weldon Bailey challenging Woodrow Wilson, described as the world’s most popular figure, highlighting Bailey’s national flagging campaign and public response to his critique.
The article notes that running for office can test a man's popularity, but few find themselves as popular as they expect before, during, or after a campaign. It reflects on the uncertain perception of political ambition.
Clifton public school won nearly all honors at the county interscholastic meet held Friday and Saturday. The victory reflects the mental and physical superiority of Clifton students and the dedicated training from teachers who spent much time guiding them. Clifton has a right to feel proud of its excellent school and its rising record.
The piece notes a revival of pre war activities as the building spirit resumes in the community. It highlights renewed interest and momentum, reflecting a sense of historical continuity and local engagement.
Clifton high school seniors in both girls and boys basketball teams won first honors in the tests last Friday and Saturday. Our public school leads in athletics due to training under Prof Milstead, the popular principal.
Frank Bradstreet received his honorable discharge at Camp Bowie announcement says he will rejoin Joe K McSpadden in charge of the oil business after a period of relaxation and visits. Friends welcome him home.
Morgan Caraway of Clifton returned home from France last Tuesday after several months in a New York hospital. He wired his brother D C Caraway to say he was okay and his Clifton friends will welcome him back. He suffered severe wounds but is near full recovery.
Selmer Kingness of Norse returned the first of the week from a visit to France in the interest of humanity and liberty. He endured the struggle with strong form and is proud to have participated in the affair.
W H Miles from Denton recently attended the county interscholastic field events at Mosheim while visiting farm interests. He and Mrs Miles are stopping in Denton as their daughters attend college and they plan to return to a larger town, likely Clifton.
Edwin Bekkeland, stationed at Camp Gordon Georgia, has been honorably discharged and returned home to Norse the first of the week.
Maurice Hill, recently back from France after serving in the aviation department, returned to Meridian the first of the week. He spent several days with his brother B. S. Hill and other relatives and shares that his war experience has been great.
An old Clayton Rubber Co. advertisement touts Gates Half Soles for tires to prevent punctures during summer driving. The copy urges drivers to bring tires in and be prepared for hot, dirty road conditions with friendly roadside advice.
T. R. James, a popular horseshoer, reports comfort at his new shop location beside Gilliam Garage with ample frontage. He prefers the former site only for being near Gilliam the Ford agent, noting no other major drawbacks.
Mr and Mrs Bettis traveled from Morgan to support Morgan and Clifton students at the county interscholastic meet. The Cla Clifton contestants earned top honors, influenced by Bettis’ early teaching, reflecting strong loyalty to Morgan throughout the competition.
Classified note offering a five passenger car for cash or trade for a two passenger Ford or other value. Mentions H S Pearson and the phrase on the job for country during wartime.
Paul B Rohne returns home from France via Camp Bowie discharged then reaches Cranfills Gap. Local ads highlight Gates Double Mileage Tires and Clifton Rubber Co tire vulcanizing and tube splicing services with guarantees and patching options. Jim Parks of Breckenridge visits brother Tom C Parks amid oil-well activity on the Breckenridge ranch.
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