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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
6
A contingent worker named Rastus asks for a day off to look for a job for his wife. The response hints at possible consequences if she cannot obtain it, with the worker promising to return the next day. The note appears in The Record and Dallas News.
An 1922 Tyler Texas notice promotes a four week program to learn cotton ginning, cleaning, and marketing at Tyler Commercial College. It touts a large sample room, modern equipment, and expert instruction aimed at farmers and public cotton handlers, with testimonials from local cotton clanners endorsing the school.
Local items recount visits and relatives across Texas towns including Mineral Wells Bell County Temple Abilene and Fort Worth. Mentions Mabels Tharp Gitkcon Jones Humes and Epps with notes on family visits and a push for commercial training in cotton cleaning.
Local note from Cranfills Gap reports the death of a five year old boy after a wagon accident while his father hauled wood. Funeral services were held, and the community extends sympathy. Other items cover church activities, baptisms, visits from family, dry weather, a wrist sprain, Nazarene meetings, a quarterly conference, an upcoming Methodist protracted meeting, the annual school picnic, a Hamilton vs Clifton ball game, and local business changes including Bertelson trading his barber shop for the post office building.
The McLennan County Democrats met in Waco on July 29 and endorsed Governor Pat M. Neff’s administration and strict Prohibition enforcement. Ed Prichard presided, reaffirming support for law and order and citizens’ right to labor without molestation. Neff leads the county delegation to the San Antonio state convention on September 5.
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