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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
8
The notice outlines a farmer expanding operations with ten thousand more machines, seeking pure bred eggs from Barred Rocks, Black Minoress, White Rocks, White and Brown Leghorns, and other breeds. He will cull and pay premiums for care, and mentions market plans beginning December. He cites prohibition penalties and local farming land features, offering farm acreage priced 10 to 95 dollars per acre with good terms.
An editorial reflects on a recent Fort Worth meeting where teachers and trustees urged Texas to invest in education. It praises rising schoolhouse construction, county collaboration, and a move toward humane, human-centered schooling that serves today and tomorrow. It stresses increasing support from trustees, superintendents, and parents to raise educational standards statewide.
A garbled fragment speaks of life's value and humanity in a terse, incomplete phrase, with no clear subject or event. The readable portion hints at reflection on existence but lacks concrete details or context.
The Queen Theatre lists a busy weekly lineup with Cameo Ruby and John Gilbert in a Booth Tarkington stage adaptation, Fools and Riches, The Gunfighter, Do or Die, You Cant Get Away With It, Westbound Limited, Coming Fireman and more. Admissions range from 10 to 50 cents. The feature notes credit William Fox, Max Brand, Governeur Morris, Roy Stewart and others. The piece also contains school reform rhetoric urging a mass, life aligned education system in Texas.
Clifton College reports the week featured Rev. Dartford’s lecture on Madagascar natives, a successful Girls’ Bazaar clearing 5147, illness delaying two pupils, school holiday from Saturday to January 2, and the Junto Society’s split into Emersonian and Riley. Several students observed Meridian court. some began new work in town this week.
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