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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
4
Frayed OCR fragment notes a weekly issue date Friday January 5 with subscription rates and advertising terms. Mentions a Second Class Mail matter and display advertising pricing, but text is garbled and incomplete. Names, dates, and places are unclear.
Notice informs subscribers that statements were sent to several hundred readers whose time has expired. Payments are due by the fifteenth. those who fail will have their access cut off. The notice expresses appreciation for prompt returns and thanks readers.
The piece notes a single strawberry plant from Harlow Rockhill of Hepock selling for 950000 and hints at a new plant variety from Mood apple grafts. It cites expert forecasts of future agricultural potential and mentions Roy Lovelady and Governor Neff in Temple.
In Waco Texas on December 29 Judge R J Munroe overruled the motion to discuss the indictment against Sheriff Bob Buchanan charged with murder in the death of Louis Crow. The case was one of fifty two dismissed for alleged insufficient evidence, with county attorney Frank B Trey filing.
Walnut Springs Hustler reports J J Westmoreland living at home and boarding at the same place. He killed four hogs, rendered 45 gallons of lard, and put up 180 two pound cans of sausage and 300 pounds of ham shoulder and side meat. The piece extols farmer savings from home production and storage of meat.
Gatesville Messenger notes the death of Grandmother Moore on Sunday night. She was buried Monday afternoon in Coffee School cemetery. Relatives and friends are listed as visiting and traveling from various towns, including Goldthwaite, Oklahoma City, Vivian Louisiana, Itasca, Fort Worth, and others.
Dallas reports former Texas governor Ferguson arrived to make Dallas his future home joining a roster of prominent Texans now domiciled in the city. The Ferguson firm Ferguson Short Nelms law is relocating from Temple to Dallas.
About 600 quarts of bootleg liquor seized by Texas Rangers were poured into Tyler Texas public square sewer today. Hundreds witnessed the event as the record and Dallas News reported the scene.
Fragmentary note claims to fix and finish items with a sheen and quality guarantee. Text is unclear but mentions repair work and customer satisfaction.
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