Post Office Notice at Clifton Texas Second Class Matter
Entered at Clifton Texas at the post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
3
Entered at Clifton Texas at the post office as second class mail matter.
Local area bulletin notes rain has delayed printing, while Clifton decorates with colorful electric lights and cedar trees, giving a festive scene. Chicago is named host for the National Republican convention. Baylor student Lytle Powell of Gatesville wins first in a Texas piano contest by the Music Teachers Association.
Carl Caldwell was appointed by the Meridian Commissioners Court to fill the unexpired term as public weigher of Dave Helton, deceased. He is described as a splendid gentleman and citizen believed well qualified to hold the office.
Remember to be in Clifton next Tuesday December 22 to witness the Auto-giro plane arrival. This marks the first time of its kind in Bosque County and the article promises a picture and fuller details on the paper’s first page.
Vice President Charles Curtis announced his bid for renomination as vice president, ending speculation about his seeking Kansas' old Senate seat. The move largely fixes the Republican presidential ticket for 1932.
Chas Hanson living west toward Cranfills Gap renewed his subscriptions for the Record the Dallas Morning News and the Record sent to S T Hanson in Galveston last Tuesday. He is a longtime subscriber who renews before expiration.
President Hoover urges Congress to raise taxes to cover a large U S Treasury deficit. Democrats who control Congress respond with a firm no. The clash underscores lingering criticisms of Hoover and speculation he may be a one term president amid treasury troubles.
A fragmented public discourse shows seama not supporting a Governor of New York as a nominee while Democrats prefer Republicans President Hoover to stay on for a second term. Obvious reasons underlie these views across leading political camps.
The American Tax Payers League teams with NBC for a Fort Worth WBAP Monday program from 5:15 to 5:30 PM. First series topics include reductions in government expenditure and the tax spread, plus federal state relations and government to people. Speakers listed include Senator James Wadsworth and Congressman Theodore W. Noyes among others.
A Hays County beekeeper traded a gallon of honey for a dollar’s worth of Christmas seals at the Texas Tuberculosis Association office in Austin. He said he had no money but earned a dollar per gallon of honey and wanted to ensure some aid goes to a TB patient. The association staff funded the seal, sending the honey to Carlsbad Sanatorium with greetings from the Keeper of the Bees.
The Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon The Incarnation of the Son of God. Epworth League meetings at 6 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday, Missionary Society Monday, and a Christmas program with tree Thursday night. Pastor Edgar N. Scarlett invites all to attend.
A collection of sharp newspaper quips from several papers. The quotes touch on public opinion economy Wall Street and relationships as reflections of society and current events. Each line offers a brief wry observation from a periodical source.
Texas industries data show potential cotton consumption exceeding 300 000 raw bales annually if every Texas family uses cotton products for awnings tents auto seat and tire covers and other items. Estimates cover autos trucks and road binding tests highlight cotton duck road material and widespread letterheads and paper blends, underscoring Texas role as a leading cotton producer seeking new outlets to avoid acreage cuts.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces a busy Christmas week on Sunday December 20 with 9 30 Sunday School and Bible Class 10 30 German language preaching 2 00 SS children and teachers Christmas program practice 7 00 English preaching theme Joseph a true type of Christian in this world 7 00 Wednesday junior choir 6 30 Thursday children's Christmas program 10 00 Friday Christmas service in German 1 00 Saturday SS children and teachers practice Gift donations to Winfield Kansas Orphans Home requested by Pastor G A Obenhaus.
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