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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
2
It is building time and Hiatt promotes new homes barns and sheds with right prices and materials. Oak floors and high grade finishing are available. The notice invites customers to consult building plans and receive service at no cost.
Austin January 24. The Ferguson Forum issues rapid notes on prohibition law work and a statewide 880 million bond fund plans. Former Governor James B Ferguson says his paper suspended last August will resume publication to push the reform effort and political moves. Howard Sadler, colored, died in 18 at one of A Gobilke rent houses after nine years of residence. his wife Lillie died Sept 26 1926 leaving nine children.
An Austin report states the general revenue balance for September 1 is near 32,000,000 with Treasurer Hatcher declaring the Automatic Tax Board justified in lowering the tax rate to 22 cents and noting room for further cuts without causing a deficiency. The piece merges corrections and social notices with scattered community items and grain market pitches.
Notice warns against trespassing and slumping on land north side of the road to Norse, near Norland Ridge. It states violators will be prosecuted and cites the mountain west area as the restricted site. The message contains names such as Binderaa and locations limited by rough transcription.
Temple Keiths Priday and others share news of visits and errands around Valley Mills. Mrs Jessie Raineht hosts guests, while Mr and Mrs Griffin, Mr and Mrs Wood, and two daughters join shopping trips. Week-long travels include Foxil Dual's stay in Pallas and Waco visits by Chapman and Crain families. A new girl arrives at the McCorkle farm and Jim Campbell plans a blacksmith business opening.
Horticulturalist J F Rosborough offers seed sourcing advice, planting schedules, soil fertility, and hot bed construction. He recommends buying seed from reliable houses, planning multiple plantings for short lived vegetables, and applying four to six wagonloads of manure plus fifty pounds of acid phosphate per acre. He advises January planting for February vegetables, and notes damping off as a common problem with remedies.
A fragmentary poultry price notice from Texas lists breeds and rates including Rhode Island Reds with 1.60 per rating and White Leghorns at 1.00 each or 6.00 per 100. Names such as Henry Mallee and Algo Ingle appear amid unclear text segments.
There were 20 361 bales of cotton in Bosque County for the season ending May 10th, 1922, compared with 14 436 bales in May 1918 1928. T L Dunlap Sports Agencies.
The Record and Dalia News reports a masquerade ball at Womack Mall scheduled for February with music by Waco Orchestra and A8-Btp. Local event details include ticketing and venue timing.
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