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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
8
An essay argues every boy should be prepared to work for his living whether wealthy or not. It stresses independence after college, the limits of book learning, and the need for practical effort, plus the value of timely educational opportunities and self-reliance.
Since January seventh the paper lists names of subscribers who paid amounts opposite their names. New and old patrons include Hart Anderson Jenson Bradstreet Handley Nelson Nystel McFadden Jones Larson Newman Grimland Prescher Allen Grimland Helm Prescher Hanson Worbs Schoenrock Nelson Lund Griffith Jermstad Aaneson Bakke Grimland Standefer Knudson Bertelson Standefer Hollingsworth Anderson Vickery and others.
The program lists President in charge Ruby Parks leading Song No. 36 and Song No. 2. Scripture reading I Cor. 13 by Leader Callie Mae Garret and Erna Glass. Prayer and further songs follow with Frances Bradstreet on I Cor. 12 and Maudie Forson on piano. Mrs. M C Hendricks gives the talk on the subject.
The Civic Society extends heartfelt sympathy to President Mrs Collins on the death of her sister. Resolutions express Christian comfort and prayer that the peace of God keep her heart and mind through Christ Jesus. A copy will be sent to Mrs Collins and published in the Clifton Record.
G nners Notice Lvilinumy gin at Womack n Wednesdays, until further notire. J. W. Greenwade, tf¢
W D Lewis and Peter Radford urge Texas lawmakers to address tenant farming abuses in the 34th Legislature. They cite 65 000 tenant farms paying more than a third and a fourth, including 40 percent paying landlords directly and 39 000 via brokers. They advocate rural credit law and cooperation from the Texas Bankers Association to create sound securities.
The quote compares men at church with their wives to jailers led by the Sheriff and echoes a satire on appearances, noting a monkey-faced lady as the perfect image of a wealthy uncle despite the uncle’s looks.
Ruth Cameron sketches a humorous exchange on housework as the Cynic adopts a new system to run the kitchen and discovers efficiency. The narrator recalls cooking lessons and a humorous contrast with his mother’s old fashioned methods as he tests a disciplined routine.
The Dallas News reprints a State Press essay praising the man who works hard and guides his family. It lauds the family father as the country’s beacon, contrasting him with neglectful husbands and wild youths, urging shared counsel with wife and children.
The column lists candidates for city offices in the April 1915 election. City Marshal candidates include Hiram Hobbs John R. Cowen Re election George Price and Clint Hill.
A narrator notes the praise for a meal served quickly, while a dining scene unfolds. The Author man’s wife argues cooking is only a small part of housekeeping, and the Cynic promises to explain the rest next time as he leaves to fetch dinner.
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