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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
8
Governor and Mrs Ferguson travel through Austin and Colquitt, Texas, planning visits to state institutions and meetings with officials. The trip includes social events, discussions on superintendent appointments, and remarks on state governance during the outing.
Fragmented text references an advertisement boast about advertising paying off, a hungry infant crying for a bottle, and a request to send orders for the Daily and Sunday Telegram. It mentions Clifton, W. C. Moore, Hurt and Carpenter, and local names, with stray lines about a merchant’s personal favor and long handwritten notes.
A Sunday morning service for children will be held at the Presbyterian Church at the IT o'clock hour with parents urged to attend. The notice mentions twin children and various other topics in a garbled mix, but the core item is a children’s service at the church this Sunday morning.
Local items report J. M. Brooks returning to Dallas after a short stay at home. Meridian visitors Tom M. Poole and J. N. Hill. A child named Ira Callan injured by a mule, hobbling on crutches. Kathryn Tingham of Kenton, Tenn. dies at fourteen, remembered for Christian character. L. K. Promitt’s sister in Waco. C. Orbeck visits Fort Worth. Heavy rains bring concern before press time. I. Brickwon and T. M. Reagan gift a dollar each for next year’s paper. Mrs. Bynum, aged seventy, recovering from a broken hip. Lieut. Herbert Marshall Poole, U.S. Army, visits Clifton before duty in Panama. Martha and family in Waco for a visit. Real estate ad and farm moves noted. civic figures buy provisions. Sheppard elected official. Striking entertainment at Clifton School Auditorium with Williams lecture on humanitarian themes drawing strong attendance.
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