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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
8
Residents and visitors fill Clifton with family rounds and travel updates. Mrs Perry and family greet guests from Texas cities. Sheriff Montgomery and Texas Liquor Board officer visit for records. Meridian and Rockwall guests share summer plans, and local teachers plan returns as hospital waits comfort families.
The obituary recalls M Jenson a Galveston born craftsman and family man who lived in Bee Creek McGregor and Clifton. Baptized as an infant and confirmed at Our Savior’s Lutheran Norae he faced heart trouble depriving him of church for years. He married Andry Helen Brown in 1898 and had six children. He worked as a machinist ginner and mill employee before retirement. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Clifton with Rev W T Gisotad conducting, many friends paying tribute to a respected figure.
Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer urges Austin fair authorities to enforce sanitation standards as idle grounds become active for festivities. Recommendations include safe drinking water, posting warnings for unsafe sources, clean sanitary facilities with separate provisions, litter and waste control, rodentproof storage and protected food handling to prevent contamination.
An ordinance of Clifton Texas requires persons associations and corporations using or maintaining gas mains pipes and appurtenances in city streets to file annual reports on gross receipts and pay rents equal to two percent of six month gross receipts. It empowers city audits inspections and penalties including fines up to 100 and enforcement by court. The measure declares rents are not taxes and applies to past occupancies with immediate effect upon passage.
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