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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1941
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a large bill and tax strategy involving finances and a Rivaiends of snow tax Patite. Limited readable facts mention funding and late pockets, with unclear context or full entities.
A local meeting discusses a proposed state tax on automobiles and related surcharges. Officials consider raising liquor and wine taxes, while a six-agency program would run civilian defense service clubs. Budget figures show a first-year cost of 10,765,000 with Bosque County quota of 750.00 and various community allocations across Clifton Crawfills Gap Tre-Mall Meridian Morgan Walnut Springs and Wallal Jey Mills.
Fragmentary text describes a public activity or meeting mentioning names AIDETT and PELL, a deceased party likely connected to a historical ceremony, and references to a schedule or attendance. The readable portion hints at a gathering or reminiscence about prominent residents and their involvement.
The ILD COUNCIL met in the courthouse on Monday June 30th at 2 p.m. The president presided as the minutes were read and 23 women attended. Mrs Wills was elected sponsor for the B D girls to the Ase Me Short Course. Educational booths were chosen for the fair and a delegate was voted to Beaumont for the next council session. All books read from libraries are to be counted on score cards. The club picnic at Walnut Springs Park was not on Friday July 26th. Delegates were elected to the Short Course and the treasury report was read.
The Texas Senate adopted a resolution empowering the state general investigation committee to probe the recent U S Senate election. The panel would investigate election conduct, expenditures, voting methods, ballot handling, counting, returns, and tabulation, plus any other potential election law violations. Committee members include R P Coon and Sen Rudolph Weinert as chair. The vote was 24 to 8 with Cotten opposing, arguing the committee already has power to investigate.
More than half of the University of Texas football squad registered for military service under the selective service act, affecting eight potential starters. Coach Dana X. Bible prepares for a 1041 Southwest Conference title bid as key players like Layden Crain and Doss are not guaranteed to return.
Dr. Gos warns summer food handling risks include contamination from improper storage and undercooked items. Heat fosters bacterial growth in dairy and prepared foods, elevating typhoid and dysentery danger. wash produce carefully to avoid chemical residue and keep milk products refrigerated.
New Orleans in July over 600 college graduates from the Eighth Naval District requested enlistment in Class V-7 of the Naval Reserve. Captain A Thomson Jr, Acting Commandant, said 108 already enlisted, 428 awaiting action as officers in the reserve. Applications are reviewed at Navy Recruiting Stations for entry in time to enter September trainings. successful completion earns Ensign rank. Mrs C A Gaston of Fort Worth ordered a year’s Record to her address.
WPA cafeteria program underpins county schools by providing well balanced meals. In 185 days, 88,000 cans of surplus Bosque County produce were delivered to Walnut Springs and Clifton for summer canning. Students benefit with improved health and attendance as donations support next year’s lunches.
July dispatches report Jamey Mowers and others discussing a British air attack on the Egyptian border area. The assault targeted Italian held positions as Allied forces react to a changing balance. Roosevelt urges decisive action while a drift toward appeasement looms if Germany presses into Russia.
Sunday School at 9 and Divine Services at 10 80 am. Emil Nelase leads. Crawford 3 30 Thursday July 3. Senior Choir 8 pm Saturday July 6 Junior Choir 8 20 pm. No school tomorrow Independence Day. Friday July 11 visiting day at Summer School then final oral examination of Confirmation at the chapel. Pastor Gigntad T Waiter Ith Holy Com
Dr. T J Reeves promotes a free eye checkup at Corner Drug Store in CAR ton on Saturday July 6. The event offers thorough examinations and guidance on headaches nerves and squinting, with a focus on affordable eyewear styles.
The Busy Ber Club met with Mrs Selmer Sel Jos on Friday June 27. The program titled American Diets Good and Bad was presented. Six members and one visitor attended. They will meet with Mrs Take Belson on July 10 and members were reminded to notify their partners. A brief thank you to the hostess followed. Elmo M Kaudson will continue to report for the Record at his address. Clifton Implement Co. 16
Members of the American Legion are urged to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday July 4. Election of officers and delegates to the Department Convention will be held. Tack P. Carter, Commander.
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