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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
2
The Clifton Record and the Dallas News announce a yearly subscription rate of $2.50, signaling a price adjustment for readers. The note emphasizes affordable annual access and reflects newspaper pricing in the period.
Government estimates this year's cotton crop at ten million bales and urges quick action. Tyler Commercial College offers a four to six week cotton grading course with a summer option for 40 dollars, including tuition and materials. Women are admitted to the Cotton Examination on the same basis as men.
Property offerings include several farms ranches houses and vacant lots in Clifton and surrounding areas with two wagons two buggies a mower a saddle horse and other items. Agent J K Proffitt invites in person or by letter and notes land values rising. Also Prickly Ash Bitters marketed as a stomach liver and bowel purifier at 1 25 per bottle by Carpenter Bros Special Agents.
The Dallas News argues that Bailey has given no concrete labor policy proposals. It warns voters that without specifics on repealing amending or enacting laws governing labor hours child labor or state worker hours the labor issue remains political rhetoric not a plan.
In Waco Texas on August 2 a statement from M Neff secretary J W Hale reports a landslide win for Gover nor candidate Neff. He carried his ward home city and county by huge margins and won all Eagle Springs votes except one. In McGregor where he grew up he drew about ninety percent of the vote.
Luther Raley and Lota Lewis married in Fort Worth then returned to Valley Mills to start married life. Both from prominent local families, the couple plan to reside in the east part of town with friends and neighbors noting the wedding ends a long courtship. The note adds a light proverb on how wives notice their husbands’ gaze.
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