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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
8
Austin July 1 a law forcing speed limits on state highways outside city limits set at forty five miles per hour for autos buses may travel at forty miles the bill also restricts vehicle lighting after dark and permits heavy transports with highway department permits The measure passed both houses and a conference report was adopted
Ladies notice offering beauty services with guaranteed permanent results for eight dollars. Miss Mien Sind Alexander and an unnamed pair are mentioned as trained, with a note about Italy and colonial ties. Aims to attract customers from Clifton, referencing warmth and a date related to Thursday.
The Cliftex showcases a bustling slate including The Ex-rat ed Flapper with Bor Carel and Bercy Norten Abe Take Your Trek Two reel comedies A Final Reckoning Trent's Last Case with Raymond Griffith Marceline Day Raymond Hatton and Lawrence Gray Snappy Review East is East Scandal Laura La Plante The Larlat Kid Hoot Gibson Bearta In Dixie and more Silent era crowds are urged to attend and enjoy the mix of talking, singing and dancing entertainment.
The article lists notable anniversaries tied to July including Providence founded by Roger Williams in 1616 Nathaniel Hawthorne born 1804 John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died 1826 Washington’s Continental Army command July 8 1775 and battles at Gettysburg and Santiago among other events.
Local court and social notes list marriages in progress and licenses issued. Residents such as Tom C Parks and Lillie Brown move to new homes. Elgin Gandy visits San Antonio. Rev Kirchner pursues revival. several Meridian and nearby residents travel, visit relatives, or plan annual summers away.
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