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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
4
A fragmentary clipping discusses advertising rates, livestock farming, and political forecasts. It mentions President Wilson planning a period of virtual seclusion near the end of his term on March 4, along with local figures Daviney of Dallas, and citizens moving to Clifton. The piece touches on economic policy, farm practices, and community notices amid scattered OCR errors.
An unclear historical note describes someone named Bitari and a discussion around an official role linked to prohibition. The fragment hints at equipment or power in office and a potential leadership stance. The text is garbled but centers on enforcement and authority in a Prohibition era context.
The State Board of Control re-elected all asylum heads for two years. The staff includes Dr. J. W. Braifield and others, with appointments spanning facilities from Gainesville to San Antonio and Rusk.
Washington reports President Harding will receive about 18000 dollars less annual compensation than former President Wilson. Treasury notes show Wilson earning 675000 yearly while tax rules for incumbents were debated after a Supreme Court ruling on presidential salaries and federal officials during Wilson’s term.
Washington reports the House overrode President Wilson’s veto on a bill directing enlistments be halted until the army reached 175,000. The Senate’s vote placed the measure on the statute books amid a strong party line split. Senator Kirby supported, Arkansan member voted to sustain the veto. The Record and Data News, $2.50.
Feb 5 in County Court Bethiv? afternoon a Waco man Mary Scholl editor proprietor of the Belton Courier faces a libel charge. The complaint alleges an November article damaged the reputation of Governor Pat Neff. Deputy Sheriff J Mweke Wood signs the filing with Neff as a witness.
Ueynuee introduces a dramatic encounter with Mary Cewnts in a glittering set at Passane Mayground, headlining Catherine MacKlonall in The umate off Boreas. The scene unfolds as a tale of romance and danger amid the First National feature, while Clifton civic meetings draw attention to local issues and a wary public watches events unfold at City Hall.
Memphis news reports the Methodist Episcopal Church South education drive led by Bishop James Atkins of Newville. Plans aim to raise nearly 961,000,000 for educational work with 91,000,000 allocated for a new center. Amid crowded talks, Atkins urged urgent fundraising as bishops prepare for the council meeting tomorrow.
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