Clifton Record official publication entry note
The Clifton Record imprint shows Rob J. L. Baldridge as editor with postal registration in Clifton Texas and second class mail designation.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
4
The Clifton Record imprint shows Rob J. L. Baldridge as editor with postal registration in Clifton Texas and second class mail designation.
Friday morning issue dated April 4 1919 lists subscription terms for Bosque County readers with prices for one year six months and three months and notes advance payment required. The brief notice updates periodical pricing and payment method for subscribers.
A real curiosity visited Clifton on Wednesday when a man inebriated wandered through town attracting attention from locals. Police reported no violence or injury and released the man after contact.
The article profiles Joseph Weldon Bailey charging at Woodrow Wilson, described as the most popular man in the world, detailing their public feud and Bailey’s criticisms of the president.
The article notes that running for office can reveal a man’s true popularity, but many discover they are less popular than expected once the campaign begins.
Clifton public school swept most honors at the county interscholastic meet held Friday and Saturday. The success reflects the students mental and physical prowess and the dedicated training from teachers who invested time and effort in their preparation. Clifton has reason to pride itself in its excellent school and the noble record being set by its students.
A brief note expresses optimism as the building spirit and prewar activities resume, signaling renewed momentum and community effort.
Clifton high school seniors from both girls and boys teams earned first honors in last Friday and Saturday tests. Public school athletics led by Prof Milstead highlight excellent training under the popular principal.
Frank Bradstreet is honorably discharged from service at Camp Bowie after returning from France. Following a period of relaxation and visits he will resume his former role assisting Joe K. McSpadden in running the oil business. Friends glad to have him home.
Morgan Caraway of Clifton reached New York last Tuesday en route home from France and wired his brother D. C. Caraway that he was all right. He suffered serious wounds and spent months in a hospital but is nearly fully recovered and soon to be welcomed by Clifton friends.
Selmer Kingness of Norse returned the first of the week from a visit to France in the interest of humanity and liberty. He speaks of notable experiences and expresses pride in his participation during the struggle.
W H Miles from Denton has been visiting Mosheim to oversee farm interests and attended the county interscholastic meet last Saturday. The Miles family are staying in Denton while their daughters study at college and may move to a larger town such as Clifton.
Edwin Bekkeland, formerly stationed at Camp Gordon Georgia, is honorably discharged and has returned to his home in Norse the first of the week.
Maurice Hill of Meridian recently visited his brother B. S. Hill after returning from France where he served ten days with the aviation department of the U S Army. He recounts a great experience from his service.
An old Clinton Rubber Co ad suggests Gates Half Soles prevent punctures and enhance summer driving. The copy touts dirty, hot roadside scenes and neighbors offering the product to a driver named Bill, promising convenience and peace of mind.
T. R. James, a popular horseshoer, is settled in a larger frontage shop beside Gilliam Garage. He prefers the current site to the crowded previous lot, though he notes being very close to Gilliam, the Ford agent, as his only objection.
Mr and Mrs Bettis traveled from Morgan to support Morgan and Clifton students at the county interscholastic meet Friday and Saturday. The text credits Clifton teachers with much of the contestants success and praises their loyalty to Morgan students throughout the event.
Classified notice offering a five passenger car for sale by H S Pearson Inc. for cash or trade for a two passenger Ford or any item of value. The note mentions the line about the company being on the job for the country during World War I as Germany sought peace.
Paul B. Rohne, member of the 36th artillery, arrived home from France early this week, reaching Clifton Monday night after discharge at Camp Bowie and visiting Cranfills Gap. Jim Parks of Breckenridge, visiting his brother Tom C. Parks, is noted, with Parks awaiting new oil wells on his Breckenridge ranch. Clifton Rubber Co. promotes tire repairs and vulcanizing with guarantees and splicing for torn tubes. Record and Dallas News $1.75.
The report notes several drills underway reducing available practice time for the team. Strong emphasis on scheduling conflicts and impact on preparation. Players and coaches express concern over limited rehearsal windows and readiness ahead of competitions.
Regular meeting of Clifton Lodge No. 360 A F and A M. meets Saturday night April 12. Visiting Masons are invited and welcome. E L Boston W M Geo F Kornegay Sec.
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