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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
7
A two year old girl of Mr and Mrs R D Clark dropped a grain of popcorn into her ear Tuesday. Doctors failed to remove it and she was sent to a specialist in Cleburne for extraction, as reported by the Walnut Springs Hustler.
The eight month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rowe died Friday night and was buried in Turnersville cemetery Saturday morning. Local residents Earl Meharg of Waco spent Thanksgiving with his parents, and Worden Rowe’s funeral drew attendees including C. Dansby of Brownwood. Others visiting relatives include Mrs. Ben Brooks and children with the Brenholts, Davis Lewis of Stephenville, R. M Holder, Cleburne Basham, Carl McClendon, Carey Borwell, J. H. Jones, Tom Boone, Bob McMinn, Aves Jones of Wichita Falls, and Lee of Throckmorton County.
Citizens holding War Savings Certificates of 1914 and 1916 series may exchange for Treasury Savings Certificates or cash as of January 1. Exchanges run November 15 to January 15 with immediate cash for differences. Certificates are registered, redeemable at post offices, banks, or Federal Reserve branches.
A fragmentary 1900s style clipping reports Samuel Eastby troding a will condition to visit his father’s grave and recite honoring thy father and thy mother, with a note about Latvia’s press retirement and a proposed new currency unit. The text interleaves other items including Bengal worm disease, a continental traveler with a bug, and a Maine New England state idea. Fort Worth imposes a ban on children driving cars, with police orders to arrest any minors seen driving amid city rules.
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