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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
4
Local note shows Clifton Texas listing postoffice second class mail status and subscription costs for six months. Advertising rates include display per inch and local per line charges with special position and black face type options. Also mentions notices, resistitions and card thanking payments and special rates for time contracts.
The piece reflects on political discourse and religious publication service by The Record, notes City Lights electricity programs, and reports Clifton traffic and highway issues. It laments modern haste, praises farmers prices, and emphasizes road safety and law enforcement challenges.
The essay reflects on trees and birds as essential partners in farming and life. It recalls childhood beliefs that two things on the farm were useless, later recognizing saplings becoming giant pines. Arbor Day, planting trees, and the role of forests in purifying air are discussed with a Texas view and historical references to human stewardship and religion.
Week's program at Queen Theatre features The Crown of Lies with Pola Negri and a comedy Hot Dog, plus Pax News. Admission 10 and 25 cents, Friday and Saturday matinee 2 30. Also Singe from Semtel Hopkins Adama with May McAvoy and Ford Sterling. Extra specials include For Heaven's Sake, Rah Rah Heidelberg, Looking for Terrible, and Goose Woman. Local patrons from Fort Worth attend with Clinton leads.
A garbled OCR fragment describes grafting apples and pears with unclear terms. It mentions grafting toan apple tree and a pear tree, with references to grafted fruit and a shot term. Readable details are limited. core idea centers on grafting attempts and mixed fruit outcomes.
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