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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
4
Judge Poindexter continues his gubernatorial campaign with frequent updates to voters. The field includes Gay Campbell and Highton Col quitt, with candidates focusing on keeping the public informed amid the race.
Voters in Rogege County face a tight race as Davidson and Colquitt are named frontrunners, Poindexter and Johnson close behind. Frost last Monday left corn killed to the ground in places, many wardens and truck farms suffered losses, but no cotton damage reported.
J W Rudasiji said he is a prohibitionist in every form but backs 0 B Colquitt for governor. Several strong prohibitionists support Colquitt arguing the time is not right to fight prohibition and he is the better qualified candidate for the office.
Monroe Duncan visited Tour ple to be examined by Santa Fe officials in preparation for taking a telegraph operator position.
H W Hering was in Dallas on business yesterday. Farmers urged to City Hall at 2 o'clock Saturday for a meeting. Dr J T Glass treated by a specialist. Mr and Mrs Oscar Rhone of near Valley Mills bought woods from Clifton Mercs. Public ball announced at Son's of Herman Hill near Clifton on Friday night May 2. Andrew Anderson reported improved after illness. Civic Improvement Society to meet May 2 at city hall. Ora Lee Bettis noted. Mrs B Swillingg’s addition torn down for two new rooms. Dr Colwick and Peniel Pierson en route to Temple for treatment. Tax Collector Ferguson injured when horse reared. hind leg broken. Mother’s service at Methodist church praised. roses given to mothers. Cold snap minor damage. rain needed soon. Youth activities noted at Smith's Bend. party at Mr and Mrs John Draws. musical at Frank Brittian’s. Next sermon by Rev Gr Morris at 2:80 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School at 10 a.m.
Farmers urged to attend the Farmers Institute at city hall on Saturday April 80th at 2 pm with Hon. JL Quicksall as speaker. Membership is free with no dues, and participants receive instruction from state and federal agriculture departments plus mutual idea exchange.
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