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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
5
Local notes report visitors and greetings among Clifton Norse and Fort Worth residents. Crops of short items list births trades and student returns, with several names and hometowns, including Norse Clifton Fort Worth Meridian and Austin College connections.
Clifton scene includes missing package plea from Sellars Sallary Racket Store, moves by Mrs Momer Wilfiane and family, Cormany relocation talks to Wall Street era city, Bergman family planning California move, and local trades in groceries and markets. Also mentions Miss Alice Jetson’s dietetics study and Blue Wagon Cotton Seed sale.
Washington observes former president Woodrow Wilson turning 67 with no public celebrations. He spends the day resting and taking occasional car rides, continuing a quiet routine. The era's industrial notes mention 120000 workers in the U.S. telephone industry and a grain conveyance line at the waterfront handling 4000 bushels per hour amid windy conditions.
Readable fragments show a school event titled Parent-Teachers Program for Wednesday January 9. The second grade will present a fifteen minute segment and a talk on Home Management of the Older Girl by Mrs. P. E. Sehow follows a postponement due to bad weather.
Crop reports, market quotes, and Federal forecasts now air on 150 radio stations nationwide. An additional 250 stations provide special agricultural news as Agri grams and brief talks on Department of Agriculture programs and activities.
Quote reflects a common dilemma where people either have money without time or time without money, highlighting the conflict between financial means and available leisure.
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