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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 call urges citizens to back reform of law enforcement and join the effort to defend order. It questions compliance with national leaders, warns against apathy, and appeals to readers to act rather than talk. The plea emphasizes the need to stand with the fighting men who uphold law.
A public appeal argues for abolishing gin mills and road houses, detailing how repeal of national prohibition could curb bootlegger profits and restore respect for law. The message urges citizens to vote on August B6th, 1983, highlighting work and civic action.
A dated platform argues for constitutional amendment to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and permit beer and liquor under state supervision. It endorses states' rights to regulate importation and calls for federal action to modify the Volstead Act while preserving temperance goals and revenue.
Analysis questions the motive behind repeal versus enforcement as Bosque County residents vow to defend law and country. The piece cites lost revenue exceeding a billion dollars yearly in the U.S. and praises citizens to resist wholesale law violations. It notes support from the National Women’s Organization for National Prohibition and warns repeal will not return old saloons.
The Mosheim Methodist revival concluded Sunday with large attendance all week and two sizable crowds on Sunday. Mrs Slaton hosted visitors from Texas and Meridian while families from Eola Valley Mills and Monheim attended. Local members and guests, including Creola Porton Evelyn Rice and Brit Poston, joined the closing services and plans for Epworth League encampment were noted.
The State Fair of Texas audience voted for the operetta Ploradora as the third show for the 1883 exposition October 7 to 22. Flotadors won the selection by a large majority amid votes from many sections of the state. The Merry Widow trailed in second. Program advances include Wine Rose following Bit...
Ext service editor notes Hartley county farmer T M Parmiley saved a wheat stand by using poisoned wean to deter rabbits. Six bushels yield reported. Victoria county home demonstration club women remodeled dresses, valued at 15.91 dollars. Comanche county 4-H Club showcased hogs at a poultry plant and learned A and M Way butchering techniques.
A reflective piece urges recognizing a father's unseen wounds and inner strength. It calls for faith in his love and duty, noting a father's quiet courage, pride, and the role he plays as support and guide throughout a child’s growth.
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