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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
6
Clifton Record imprint notes publication details with Rob T L Baldridge as author and rates subscription at one dollar per year. The line indicates weekly Friday morning entry as second class matter at Clifton post office in Texas.
Citizens are urged to go to the polls on Saturday May for a maintenance tax vote. The call emphasizes civic duty and the outcome will determine funding for local upkeep.
In this age of advancement in science there is no excuse for youl depletion to further men ance the Nation's prosperity. The fragment emphasizes science progress and improving national welfare.
The Record plans to publish the total square feet of new cement sidewalks each property owner has installed. The improvement is hailed as a notable citywide effort and a lasting credit to Clifton residents.
Voters are urged to participate in the Maintenance Tax election scheduled for Saturday in May. The notice emphasizes casting ballots to support the Maintenance Tax measure.
The rainfall this week brings a sense of relief and confirms common belief in nature's timing. Residents note greener fields and improved soil moisture as farmers prepare spring work plans.
The city will construct street crossings to link property owners with existing walks on both sides. Residents are urged not to miss the chance for a dry path from homes to business areas, church, school, and other city sections. The small cost will yield long term benefits even after forgetfulness.
Citizens are urged to vote on the maintenance tax in Clifton Independent School District this Saturday May third. The notice emphasizes local school funding and asks residents to cast ballots at the polls.
The Hamilton Record notes Cyclone Davis campaigns for the initiative and referendum amendment to Texas Constitution. The paper admires his character but doubts his consistency on issues that have eroded public confidence in his rhetoric.
Trustees of incorporated school districts may levy annual ad valorem taxes up to 50 cents per $100 for maintenance and up to 25 cents per $100 for purchasing and equipment. The text cites sections on local taxes and bonds from the Texas school laws.
The article cites Section 160 Texas School law restricting maintenance and bond taxes to at most 50 cents per $100 valuation. It argues the tax cap applies in all cases within the district. The notice ends with a promotional line from KE Anderson Corner Drug Store advertising watches.
Rain boosted grain hopes after a cold dry spell as the Mosheim school closed with a ninth grade play. County Superintendent A. D. Roach praised industrial education and handed diplomas to the seventh grade. Sid Thomas the tax assessor attended, and visitors included Miss Lillie Dilbeck from Dallas.
Thursday night entertainment at the venue with Cap Ponder and wife visiting Valley Mills on Friday. Dr W W Blankenship buys a Studibaker and offers short notice visits. C Shafer and family travel to visit relatives in Waco and Redoak. Grady Jones suffers severe tonsillitis. C E Anderson offers watch and jewelery repair at Corn er Drug Store. A prominent state political figure dies at 2424 College Avenue at 12 40 p m. Judge Bell bedridden since Dec 24 his death follows illness. Mrs Bell and a 5 year old son present at home. Oscar J Rea & Co market saddle oiling services.
Fort Worth reports the death of former Texas Attorney General Charles K. Bell. The obituary notes his prominence in public service and his belief in agriculture as the foundation of civilization.
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