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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
4
The Clifton Record under editor Robt. L. Baldridge runs a weekly notice with local advertising rates, subscription prices, and community notes. It records visits by O. A. Bronniad and Charlee Thiele, lists theater ads and showtimes, and references political commentary from the era about the governor and reform efforts with mention of James Stephen Mogg.
Titan businessman Wik Viner L, reputed to have been married more times than any Missouri resident, died in Blum Feb 1 after a brutal incident. His tenth wife also died that week, leaving police and locals to ponder the tumultuous late years of Tillman era life.
A local effort led by McRachuig aims to curb rats and improve the area by mobilizing neighbors and dogs to reduce numbers. P. E. and C. B. Schow donate acres in memory of Iatter’s deceased, while the City buys land to create a six acre up-to-date park for Clifton residents. Cash gifts are said to be unlikely.
A Sunday incident at Victor Oil Station on South Waco Street involved unknown individuals siphoning 40 to 50 gallons of gasoline. The entry describes improvised tools and actions to remove fuel, while the station’s security lock remained engaged. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Washington February 2 Senate struck out from the agriculture appropriation bill a 367000 provision for the annual congressional distribution of free seeds. Senator Harrison urged the appropriation but vote was defeated amid a filibuster scare.
In a fiery statement, LG Stewart defends taxes as essential to funding schools, law, and public services. He warns against opposing the $150,000 budget and bonus issue, arguing taxation sustains growth and county advancement, contrasting with frontier-era reliance on self-sufficiency.
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