Clifton Record Classifies Mall Closure and Rates
The Clifton Record notices the imminent closing of a mall on Friday February 27, 1925. It lists subscription rates payable in advance with one year six months and three month options.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
4
The Clifton Record notices the imminent closing of a mall on Friday February 27, 1925. It lists subscription rates payable in advance with one year six months and three month options.
A fragmentary Dallas News column argues against taxation that burdens ownership, praising Clifton's low rates and strong credit while noting state politics. It highlights Florence Prag Kahn’s election to Congress and references local property tax relief, fire insurance trends, and modest Texas rainfall improving crops. Also reports Ferguson sending steers from Bell County for Fort Worth trade.
The First Wheshyterian Church invites members to hear Dr B D D Greer of Temple Texas preach next Sunday morning and evening. A congregational meeting will elect deacons to fill vacancies created by moving members. Regular services include Sunday school at 10 Morning worship at 11 Woman’s meeting at 4 Evening worship at 7 30.
Waldrop and Baldridge win the county high school tennis title with Waldrop taking singles and the pair winning the doubles. The field included Bronstad and Costan, Baldridge and Lovelady, with Hurst sidelined by a bad ankle. progress shows strong serving and placement as Walnut Springs hosts the County Meet next month.
Unclear text fragment mentions Corvmee Corley and a theme tied to week six. No readable facts on date location or event. Further readable content needed for concrete headline and summary.
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson signed Senate Bill No. 37 making it an offense to utter or publish untrue and damaging statements about banks with penalties up to 2600 dollars fine and two years in prison. The move aims to curb bank scandals and protect banking institutions from harmful rumors.
Ralph Helm reports on Kasch cotton seed production achieving a lint content of 43 percent, highlighting quality metrics and potential efficiency gains for textile processing and fiber markets.
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