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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
4
Advertisement notes good quality percale and gingham aprons and children's gingham dresses in assorted colors and sizes. Describes combined gingham and chambray fabrics, with sleeves and pockets trimmed to match collars, implying coordinated style options.
The Clifton Record notes the final schedule and details for the 14th district interscholastic meet. Robt Baldridge is listed among officials, with Friday morning sessions noted for April 18 1923. Subscriptions and advertising rates are shown, including display price per inch and local page charges.
The Poor Teenth District Interscholastic Meet spans Bosque Eliza Hill Johnson and Navarro counties meeting in Hillsboro April 20 and 21. Events include tennis preliminaries, debates for boys and girls, declamations, track finals, and a music memory contest with finals at Bowman Field. Contingent details list room and board for contestants and staffing, with officials from Hillsboro coordinating.
The excerpt relays dying words of Bourke Cochran urging universal employment and industry to safeguard prosperity. It notes a public address given hours before his death and reflects on the guidance toward peaceful labor and self denial as a path to national strength. Washington reports include remarks on Mexican policy, Secretary Hughes talks, and hints of recognition conditions for Mexico. Additional items mention local notices and a trade offer at a Howell Grocery Co event, with scattered OCR fragments.
The piece presents Aunt Sally worrying about Spring, children away from home, and urban cynicism. Judge Bumble blames society for crime while the only truly innocent seem those who break the law. The narrator notes temper and restraint relate to personal stature and attention.
The Norse school hosts the Home Talent play My Irish Boss on Monday April 16 at 7 30 pm with admission 25 and 15 cents. A large crowd attended the previous meeting of the Young People’s Society and several people are appointed to organize future events.
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