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The Clifton Record dated January 2, 1914 reports on local happenings including post office status and community notices. The issue reflects its weekly publication schedule with a one dollar yearly subscription.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
4
Season of the Year to Resolute
A compact note marks the season as a time for resolve and steady purpose, urging steadfast actions and clear goals for personal and communal improvement. The phrasing evokes reflective mood and practical intent during changeable months.
Seeing May Be Believing But Caution Remains
The remark suggests skepticism about claims and warns that overexposure to visual information can mislead. It emphasizes balanced judgment and the limits of perception in forming beliefs.
Goodbye Santa Claus Phrase From Old Stand Note
A reader bid farewell to Santa Claus teasing a return next year at the old stand with a light humorous tone. The message hints at a seasonal departure and plans to regroup for a future visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Barbed Wire Fence Between Texas and Mexico Noted
A historical reference cites a barbed wire barrier between Texas and Mexico, signaling potential heavy labor for its erection or maintenance, with notes on extensive wire requirements and related logistical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mexico
England Faces Baby Shortage Says Rosebery Warns
The source notes Lord Rosebery claims England lacks 500000 babies amid debates on eugenics and suffrage raising social questions while a New York remark contrasts bread consumption with life. The piece frames tension between population trends and political debate.
Carabaos Sing Behind Closed Doors Ends Mr. Wilson’s Alarm
A local note observes that next year the Carabaos will sing with doors closed to prevent Mr. Wilson from being annoyed by the noise. The report records community sentiment and anticipated nuisance relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Phrase about drinking and folly in a bitter quip
A wry epigram links excess drinking to folly and deprivation, noting that five drinks lead to a drunk who becomes a fool and faces hardship at home, framing a small moral tragedy with a sharp, social critique.
Wilson as President Oversees Army Navy if Government Buys Telephones
As President, Wilson would head the army and navy if the government proceeds with purchasing telephones. The note outlines potential executive control over defense and communications assets under a procurement scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Army
Navy
Chief Operator Question Sparks Plan Debate
The quotation questions whether the individual will serve as chief operator and ensure that cent yields the correct number. If not, the plan faces strong opposition.
Villa Prohibition Edict Threatens Juarez Sales
General Villa issues a decree threatening firing squad for any person selling attempting to sell or buying intoxicating liquor in Juarez. The move signals strict prohibition enforcement under his rebel government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Juarez
State’s champion farmer earns national prominence
The record notes his unique and highly successful efforts in behalf of better farming, marking him as a figure of national prominence in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
The Overuse of Listen in Telephone Discourse
A writer criticizes overuse of the word listen in phone etiquette. The piece argues people interrupt to urge others to listen, especially during important conversations, and suggests eliminating the term to improve communication.
Automobile Bargains at City Garage Fort Props
Second hand automobiles for sale including roadsters and touring cars. Prospective buyers urged to call and investigate at Couper Fort Props City Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Garage
Fort Props
Notice- Road Bond Election in Bosque County Texas
Notices announce a road bond election in Road District No. Eight Bosque County Texas on February th. The vote will determine issuing bonds not exceeding twenty four thousand dollars to aid road construction and tax funding with a sinking fund. Polling places include City Hall Clifton and local precincts. Officials appointed include a Presiding Judge and clerks for each precinct. Voting rules require publication and posted notices prior to election.
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Commissioners Court
County
Texas
S Wit
Jty
Bosque
Udge
Colwick
Opin
Bosque County
Sai
Additio
Trict
Bosqu
Norse
Walter
Albert Nelson
Clifton
John Rog
Futurist Hair Dominates Paris Fashion Debut
Parisian fashion notes color trend with green blue and purple hair drawing attention. Describes green eyed women as entertaining magnetic partners and green hair with green eyes as a potential craze that may unsettle suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repue
Paris
North Texas Votes for Good Roads Move in McKinney Precinct
In McKinney centered precinct, a handsome vote endorses joining the good roads movement. The Red River to the Gulf highway 1 construction progresses, promising a new road system across the state for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin County
McKinney
North Texas
Red River
Bosque County road district bond election order and map
The document sets an election in Bosque County Road District No. Eight for bonds and a sinking fund, with voters to mark For the Issuance of Bonds and Levy of the Tax or Against. It names officers including Presiding Judge Jacob Olson and clerks M. J. Linbery and P. J. Pierson, and describes publication and posting requirements. It also details a long property boundary description within the district established December 22 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Tex- 48
Texas
Commissioners Court
Tion
N. Ff
N. E
Jos. Berg
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