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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
A 1609 map, part of the Austin papers, was donated to the University of Texas by M. Bryan. The artifact marks Texas’s early geography, timber regions, and mineral deposits, noting habitats near the Mexican border and a description of wildlife.
The clipping reports on Beaumont and surroundings including fire loss and value, school building plans at a 100000 price, road program progress in Bowie county, and railway interests from Houston to Galveston. It notes water rate increases in Beaumont, wolf capture petitions in Orange County, and palm tree planting along highway No 12 from Browsevill to Beinsburg. It mentions state school fund projections and related legislative estimates.
The fragment describes a passing mark and a protest or pretesty event involving a group, with references to a department share and a Ram. Details are unclear, but the gist centers on a test score and a response from a local group or department.
A banquet at Austin honored Governor elect retiring Texas governor with a gift of an automobile. The piece notes gifts to officeholders raise questions of obligation, while praising the gesture as a token of appreciation for years of service. It reflects on writing mood and procrastination among people, linking to a University of Texas lecture. The essay contrasts official duties with personal generosity and creative discipline.
Official canvass of the general election shows A P Ferguson of Temple and Barry Miller of Dallas formally elected governor and lieutenant governor. Ferguson led Gro. Tutte with 427 000 votes to 294 970, Miller received 524 100 and Karch 10 654 with 11 scattered votes in each race. Gray County reported last. Also notes the opening of the Dichon sateway at Pic du Mai, France about 10 000 feet above sea level.
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