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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
4
The Clifton Record notes weather aiding crops and dust, references Governor Neff facing three opponents in a senatorial bid, and laments lack of political speeches in town. The piece mocks voter knowledge and invokes regional pride amid campaign chatter and rain impacts on corn fields.
A fragmentary reminiscence blends aging, a baseball park scene, and political figures. The speaker muses on time passing, mentions Congressman Tom Connally, a Marlin venue, and an umpire halt. Jumbled names and stray phrases evoke a public and personal moment amid a game.
July 18 Kopperl Texas exservice men met in Woodman Hall and organized a local American Legion post with about fifteen members signing up. R E Alaup was temporary chairman as plans were set. meeting adjourned to July 28 with refreshments served. Attendees included Geo W Anderson, Joe Wire of Clifton, and Virgil McClintock of Meridian.
The column argues against public officials who refuse to pay debts, stating that a person who buys goods and avoids payment is not a good citizen and should not hold office, reflecting voter sentiment in the section.
Temple July 17 An invitation to move the Santa Fe general repair shape from Cleburne to Temple was wired by Mayor B R Campbell to General Manager F G Pettbone of the Galveston company. A large repair shed burned at Cleburne and has not been rebuilt. Shops moved from Temple to Cleburne in 1896.
St Louis July 17 Federal Judge Tribert announced he will impose jail and penitentiary sentences rather than fines on strikers who violate federal court injunctions The penalties will scale with offense seriousness He added I am not a candidate for public office in this election please do not vote for me H P Jenson
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