Car Flips Over At Cedar Creek Roadside
Last Thursday afternoon a Ford driven by Miss Mary Richards turned completely over off Cedar Creek Road near Cedar Creek. No serious injuries reported and the vehicle sustained minor damage.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
10
Last Thursday afternoon a Ford driven by Miss Mary Richards turned completely over off Cedar Creek Road near Cedar Creek. No serious injuries reported and the vehicle sustained minor damage.
A vehicle sped past a sharp turn before a bridge, broke the banister, and rolled into a creek. Occupants included driver and Miss Mary Richards along with Mrs Richards Maggie Richards Rev W H Towns end and baby. Aside from minor injuries, the group escaped serious harm as the car was righted and pulled out.
An old ad promotes KILL THE BLUE BUGS And all Blood Sucking Insects by feeding Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer to chickens. It promises money back if not satisfied and is guaranteed by local druggists.
A stock farm of 428 acres with good black land is offered 18 miles west of Clifton. Seller will accept a house and lot in Clifton as part payment. Interested buyers should contact H. E. Stokes at Clifton Mercantile Co.
The notice directs Borguer County filings from July 12 to 16 and July 24 for the third report with sworn affidavits. It requires disclosure of all money received and expended in pursuit of a political nomination, and compliance with Texas primary election finance laws.
Messrs Dean and Jim Cooper of Desdemona visit their parents Mr and Mrs J R Cooper. Mrs Henry Lewis of Fort Worth visits sister Mrs Lane Martin. Mr Howard Jones and son of Hamilton spend days with Mr and Mrs Wm Jones. Mrs H J Cluck of Waco visits sister Mrs Bill Belamy. Maurice Tharp of Fort Worth spends weekend with parents. Mrs Hugh Abel and children of Desdemona visit her parents. Ruby Lee Basham spends week with relatives at McGregor. Alfie Cooksey of Houston spends week with parents. Miss Jennie Freeland returns from Dallas after Christian Endeavor convention. Mr and Mrs A H Manning and daughter Vivian of Floydada visit Mrs P R Hobin. W A Cooksey and family spend Friday with daughter Mrs Geo Vandiver at Mound. B E Hobin leaves for two weeks visiting San Antonio Corpus Christi and southern points. Mrs Tom Ogletree of Ranger visits mother Mrs D R Weeks. Mrs A J Basham and daughter Sybil return to Tyler after two weeks with relatives. Messrs G G Mitchell Lester Brittain and J W Millard business visitors to Waco.
Notice to trustees planning to apply for State Aid announces a meeting July 9 at 2 30 p m in the District Court Room Meridian. A State Department of Education representative from Austin will assist trustees in understanding equipment and requirements. The meeting is called by the State Superintendent via the County Superintendent to ensure countywide attendance.
A quirky note compares the ongoing Game of Life to Bert’s advertising break. The snippet hints at interruptions amid play and a tongue in cheek reflection on media prompts.
The Supreme Court holds that state ratification of a constitutional amendment stands even if a later referendum vote contradicts it. Ohio’s law and potential referendum outcome are discussed as pivotal in this historic ruling. The note then shifts to a Clifton demonstration where tractors Case Fordson Wallace Moline Rumiely and Samson compete in plowing tests from 1 to 6 pm with 9 inch disc cuts and 7 inch depths under national rules with three judges to be chosen later.
A big tractor demonstration will be held on Henry Grays Farm. The event showcases farm equipment and practical farming techniques for local growers and neighbors.
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