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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
4
Readers learn of the Clifton weekly posting and subscription notes. The Queen Theatre features Rio Grande and Tom Mix films with a schedule listing nightly shows and upcoming attractions. The notice also announces a local wedding between Homer Clay Carpenter and Anwits Me and mentions Governor Elect Nett naming a new State Fire Marshal.
A January report discusses the proposed Texas constitutional amendment to levy a poll tax on women as for men. The piece notes professional examiners and legal opinion, referencing Weldvale County assessors and state department commentary on whether the subject had arisen officially.
The note extends best wishes to Gufton and McGregor for a continued life of genuine happiness and prosperity.
Meal Le Ailen of Arlington leads a group visiting family. Freeland of Sherman helps with a gathering. Mrs Vreeland and others plan a Wednesday stay with relatives. Abel family in Goldthwaite hosts kin. J Dansby of Breenwood visits friends. Mrs Wallace and Gladys Abel travel to visit grandparents in Waco. Mrs Muskeram returns from Oklahoma City. Mrs Wayne Mewar dies in Shreveport. Temple Sanitarium reports improving patient status. family requests turkey be well cooked for a holiday meal.
Governor elect Pat Neff announces no invitations for the inauguration. The noon ceremony on January 18 in Austin will be open to all Texans with admission free and no cards required. An evening inaugural reception will follow, welcoming guests from Texas and a small Mexican delegation led by President Obregon.
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