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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
4
The Clifton Record notes an upcoming Men’s Training Meeting from 3 to 4 PM and public school activities around September 12, 1921. It reports advertising rates, subscription costs, and local concerns about town life, safety, and community improvement amid fragmented notes and weather-like oddities.
A story from Minn reflects widespread hardship as a wounded soldier died eight hours before receiving his government compensation. The piece contrasts the delays with a broader urge for timely aid, noting risks of wrecks and losses while awaiting assistance, and references related local incidents and anecdotes.
Washington August 2 The House passed a Senate Bill backed by 1 000 000 000 to stimulate exports of agricultural products via the War Finance Corporation. Only twenty five representatives opposed the bill while Loi supported it. The House deleted Senate provisions authorizing the War Finance Corporation to buy 200 000 000 worth of goods and created a new Commerce Department bureau to gather trade data abroad. It also eliminated a section allowing government ships to operate as accredited exporters and added an amendment enforcing strict restrictions on such ships.
A quirky for sale notice from Clifton Texas offering a gentle acho borer that a child can drive, plus a few registered Poland Chine boars. The ad mentions Alf Gonike as contact and hints at a temperamental Californian animal.
Governor Neff signed the bill providing for removal proceedings of prison commissioners. The measure allows ousting actions to be conducted in Walker or Travis counties and tightens control over the board amid state reforms.
Last week a reunion of the Cole amity of Meridian Creek occurred on Thursday while the Young Peoples Society Carnival drew strong attendance. A well rendered program was presented and described by The Record and Dallas News priced at $2.50.
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