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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
6
Governor Nem urged the legislature to grant himself the privilege to appear before them to “get acquainted” and to promote efficient administration. He said co workers could not work together without familiarity and emphasized support for schools and reforms.
Local notes report Governor remarks on law enforcement and bills before the Texas house. One measure would empower the governor to remove officers via quo warranto, subject to attorney general action after investigations. Bill facing unfavorable report, with minority views noted.
Local notes report Pat Sherwood in Fort Worth for the last work period and B Shaw with Charley Smith in Fort Worth this week. Several residents visit family and travel to Waco San Antonio Dallas and West, with mentions of health issues and a suicide tragedy involving Mr Chambl.
Mr and Mrs 4. ML Abel visit relatives in Mineral Wells Texas while Sr esa Newton and others enjoy time with Lowel connections. Sen Kane’s Cheey and Mr D. Shriber visit relatives in Oluata and Gatesville. A funeral for tas father brings Nolan to town. Duc Sheptind of Grovsback was a business visitor.
A stranger city scene describes Pumpernickel Brown stirring joy as neighbors glide through streets and share playful shouts. The laughter fades when a missed task dampens the day, yet the lively mood endures amid bustling town life.
The cooperative loan group touts three years of operation with substantial member payouts and a large surplus fund. It claims honest trustees and asserts it pioneered its type of member benefit lending at favorable rates. Investigate for yourself and consider monthly savings as a path to financial stability.
The Austin Nursery advertises 32 acres of stock including peaches like Leona and Elberta, plums such as OuiNONA, evergreen Japan Privet, and flowering shrubs. It seeks energetic salespeople, offers express shipment, and invites readers to request a catalog while noting an 1875 establishment.
A man named Walter Patterson, 28, of Walnut Springs, was found hanging at a sanitarium in Fort Worth. The incident occurred earlier today and a funeral service is planned for Sunday.
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