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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
6
The Interstate Commerce Commission estimates 1920 railroad capitalization at 18.9 billion while stated value of railroads exceeds the face value of stocks and bonds by about 2 billion. Excess would grow if unit prices rise, disputing watered stock claims and signaling hidden value in Beata Fo stock.
The Honor Roll for the second month includes Seventh Grade Helen Thompson Curtis Bakke 90 Mor Petterson 9 Sixth Grade Curtin Bakke 94 Arthur Thompson 04 Fourth Grade Jamex Thompson Fred Wilson 94 Albert Petterson Third Grade Wilbur Sparks 96 Johnson 04 Devalle Bronstad 4 Second Grade Agnes Thompson 27 Thompson 95 Francie Bakke First Grade Ethel Bronstad 04 Rene Johnson 90. Plenty money for good and ranch Joana Lee T. agent Meridian Tras tf
A local Cranphilis Gap update covers school funding fears, state aid impacts on taxes, and community happenings. Mentions Mrs. Whi Smith and Ancol Pierman visiting from afar, St Olaf parishioners preparing for Christmas, and travelers to San Sade for a state wolf and fox hunters meeting. Shiras pastors and ReV Clarence Brown receive turkeys from Fort Worth, with weather note on fat hogs.
Tax notice announces that the Clifton In dependent School Tax can be paid at the First Guaranty State Bank. The notice instructs taxpayers to use the bank for payment processing and likely provides details on accepted methods and deadlines.
An aggressive appeal urges young men and women to enroll in Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. The ad highlights business training as a fast track to success, citing stenography, bookkeeping, telegraph operation, radio, and secretarial fields. It claims many have entered this year and emphasizes immediate action and catalogue information.
The Hurst Springs News reports a week of mixed activity with local farming events and sports. Meg Brim led teams to Lavve's Chapel on Friday while a girls game ended 4-1 in Murat's favor with Gageaville players starting. Mr Blake’s Sunday fight drew crowd interest. D H Hollingsworth hosted visitors Gatesville Friday. Laura Speed returns home from sanitarium and Mrs Valention recovers gradually.
The Austin Nursery P. T. Ramey & Son advertises hardy native and standard climate proof trees, evergreens, fruit trees, pecans, berries, and ornamentals to enhance property value. They urge readers to plant fruit trees and cotton and request readers write for a catalogue.
Report notes the fuss over the word obey in a marriage rite and contrasts it with a large exchange of military maneuvers by Europe’s biggest army. A three day sham battle with artillery planes and tanks occurred near Rennes France in a rocky region, highlighting wartime exercises and publicity.
Governor praises Texas constitutional history and calls for a constitutional convention. He recalls the 1836 Texas Constitution, notes reforms through 1945 1946 and 1970s, cites growth in population and industry, and argues for a new framing to address education roads natural resources and public utilities. Major Julia Stimson cites nursing shortages and higher marriage rates among nurses. The Record and Dallas News, $2.50.
First grade Helmer Schoenrack Pred Tange Sloan Alten. Second grade Myrtle Lee Murph ree Ivadell Kelly William Surpline Tohuy Golinda Clyde Ammons. Third grade Herbert Schoenrack Earle Allen H B Kelly Ernest Hennig Erich Preshher Vearle Alien Fifth grade Charlie B Allen Wa ter Gloff Buster Kelly Emmitt Schosnrock. Sixth grade Lillie Lange Clara Hennig Seventh Grade Pauline Prescher. All hunting and trespassing on our farm a is prohibited. 39-31p. Carl Brandes ALG Brandes.
The Bertran Blacksmith Shop and tools are offered at 1000 dollars. Lawrence Cooper entries near the citton Betting Works list 1600. Three lots and garage at Mrs Major’s City Gare age priced 4000.00. Additional Clifton property lots offered cheaply. Indiana Acoma pueblo near Albuquerque consented to a religious ceremonial dance.
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