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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary text from Clifton Record dated Friday April 21 appears to reference a raising rate, a special position, and a one year payables note. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving only scattered phrases and partial financial terms.
Partial, garbled text recounts a past ball game with scattered names and military or local figures. It mentions Bosque county, Clifton High School contestants in a district meet, and notes about a church Sunday School and Lutheran services.
The Queen Theatre schedule lists films for Thursday and Saturday with varied showings and times. Also announced are coming attractions including House of Rater and Valley of Thought along with notes on Poultry Association meetings and a Swat the Rooster day planned for May 6.
The Basan County Sheep and Goat Growers Association meets in April at Cutton on Tuesday the 2th of April at 2 pm in City Hall. Topics include preparing wool for the market, dipping, wool markets, and related farming practices.
A fragmented church program lists special music by Audrey Jenson and Ora Mae Hill, prayers and songs including By Divine Aid and By Persuasion, with verses from Acts, Mark, and others. Names include Cecile Cantrell, Bessie Mar Thomas, Mary Grace Larsen, and Sherrie Hone Drager Cisey Ha Musiners Tate.
City warns residents to refrain from staking cows and other animals on streets under city ordinance. Due to complaints, enforcement will be strict. City Marshal H. W. Hering directs residents to govern themselves accordingly.
Clifton Mercantile Co announces a forthcoming sale featuring flowers and plants with a future listing of towers and a request for customer input on any preferred varieties. Advertisement date to be announced.
Health officer warns dirty alleys breed flies and disease and urges sewer and water improvements. Texas Board of Health promotes pure water, sanitary sewers, garbage disposal, and pest control to prevent epidemics and reduce sickness in communities.
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