Clifton Record Post Office Entry Note
The Clifton Record notes mail entering the Clifton Texas post office as second class mail matter with standard local filing.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
4
The Clifton Record notes mail entering the Clifton Texas post office as second class mail matter with standard local filing.
The Record staff recounts a December 23 fire that destroyed the main business block, sparing only subscription ledgers. They list heavily damaged firms, note insurance coverage, and explain a temporary paper delay to Friday January 11 as rebuilding begins.
Carrie Nation damaged the Carrie Nation Saloon in Houston last week causing about 700 dollars in damage. She remains unmolested as authorities assess the clash over namesakes.
Our friends are invited to call in as we prepare the operation of a new press powered by an electric motor. The machine will be run on Wednesday and Friday mornings, signaling an early schedule for testing and use.
A. Boyd of Morgan visited our city on Tuesday. Lin Darden attended Meridian events on Monday. Norse community member Helmer Bekkeland, in Dallas for D. B. A., spent holidays with Norse friends. E. B. Anderson and family of Goldthwaite visited with Andrew Anderson’s family. Isaac Francis of Ft. Worth, staying with his Meridian-area parents, joined Clifton visitors last week.
The Record announces candidates for Bosque county offices in the upcoming Democratic primaries on July 28 1906. P. M. Lockett a candidate for Tax Assessor is highlighted as Commissioner of Precinct No 5 and touted as an able servant ready to discharge duties to general satisfaction.
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