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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
A few days delay at cutting and curing lowers hay quality. Farmers should seek dependable haying tools, with the mower as the key implement. Buy a Moline Mower from us to achieve best grade work, ease, and minimal repairs.
The piece notes the rake as a key farming tool next to the mower and recommends the Moline All-Steel Self-Dump Rake after years of use. It praises its strength, construction, convenience, and durability, highlighting features that align it with the Moline Mower as a worthy pairing.
Robt Baldridge is entered at Clifton postoffice on Second Cle Clifton. Mail reaches the town this Friday in the weekly notice from The Clifton Record detailing local postal arrangements for July 8, 1921.
Norse Mra Pauline Olon and Miss Agnes Colwick visit Vint Ennis Colwick in Clifton. Residents discuss farming, advertising, and a Dodge purchase. Governor Neff policy talk, local politics, and a guest list include Cullen Thomas. A new baby, travel plans, and community greetings mark the week in Clifton and surrounding areas.
The Queen Theatre presents a mixed program with The Son of Tarzan and Out of the Lion's Jaw episodes, Ruth Roland features, Two reel Burnhine Comedy, and a dramatic adaptation of William Ashe. Also advertised are coming titles Colorado Pluck and Blackmail with comments on theatre’s cool relief from heat and a note on audience enjoyment.
Cranfills Gap residents share updates from oil fields to Fort Worth and nearby towns. Residents include Pony Scoguina visiting family, Sheriff Wright from Meridan, and several births and travel notes.
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