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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
10
The Clifton Record edited by Robt. L. Baldridge reports postal regulation and pricing notes dated Friday July 25 1919. Subscription payable in advance outlines the rate structure for Bosque County residents.
Heavy rains this year have improved fishing, drawing visitors to Clifton to fish the Bosque River. Local anglers report better catches and creek conditions, boosting tourism and weekend outings in the area.
A grim remark on reckless acts preceding fatal explosions. The line mocks those who test volatile risks, noting the absurdity of igniting a gasoline tank on the eve of funeral rites. The source uses stark caution about dangerous behavior and its fatal consequences.
Many people aim to own homes to fulfill desires and create lasting contentment for their families. The message emphasizes the value of owning a residence as a stabilizing and satisfying life goal.
The fragment recalls that older residents seldom see such good corn and fruit again, noting the region’s decline in harvest quality over many years and the difficulty for seniors to remember when yields were stronger.
The text observes that some people grow older and lose patience with younger folks. It suggests that believing time in life is precious should not be treated as robbing oneself of their remaining years.
Dr. B. H. Rand of Bruceville spent last week in Clifton for a brief visit with potential plans to relocate his residence and pursue business opportunities in the town. He indicated the move could be profitable for him financially and in a business sense.
The county judge explains why highways funded by bond sales remain unbuilt and why money in bank accounts tied to road projects has not yet produced the expected construction, signaling ongoing delays in Bosque County road development and financing.
A fragmented line hints at political dispute over a bill and House actions. The text suggests a final push or debate may influence passage while lawmakers weigh terms and criteria.
A five inch rain Monday morning plus subsequent showers threaten grain not yet threshed. Farmers may need to search for their grain as weeds overtake shocks, delaying harvest and raising concerns about crop losses in the area.
The fruit crop in the district is the largest in years and housewives are buying heavily. Merchants report supply of fruit jars failing to keep up with demand due to continuous rain.
Forson and Johnson of the City Barber Shop showcase a new electric barber tool, claiming it is the first of its kind in Clifton. They invite customers to visit, watch the device in operation, and demonstrate Lemon Massage Cream as part of their service.
Weather notes indicate daily rain through the week has kept grass and vegetation exceptionally green for July, an unusual sight for the season. local observations describe persistent showers and a lush landscape across the region.
At the time of going to press the condition of Mr J W Houston was reported as critical with no hopes for recovery.
Dr J Owenter has purchased Mrs G W Turner property just across from the Methodist church, formerly Henry Lockett residence, and will move his family there once repairs are completed.
Guy Shefstad of Port Arthur, a former Clifton boy, arrived in early week for a two week visit with relatives and friends. He recently left government service and has returned to work for his former employer, and Clifton friends are pleased by his business and professional success.
Edward Choate of Los Angeles California halted here last week en route home from Marlin where he spent weeks seeking a cure for rheumatism. He and L D Townsend and his mother befriended, sharing health recovery hopes. Choate, a young drug salesman, suffered a sudden rheumatic attack in Waco, was bedridden for weeks, and traveled here using a single crutch for mobility.
Miss Florence Conner publishes a bulletin in Kaufman County concerning public matters and related supply information.
Miss Stoltzfus requests 75 copies of Bees and Developing a Rural School and 75 copies of How to Organize and Conduct a School and Community Fair for dissemination among Kaufman county teachers. The materials will support Miss Conner in community improvement efforts in the county.
This weekly program lists Amos era films and photoplays including Baby Marie Osborne in Child of M Sieu, Ruth Roland and George Larkin in The Tiger's Trail and The Tiger Worshippers, Fatty and Mabel Adrift, Con stance Talmadge in Scandal, Wallace Reid in Man from Funeral Range, Fannie Ward in Common Clay, Douglas Fairbanks in The Man from Painted Post, Roy Stewart in Untamed, plus classic features Dad dy Long Legs and The Heart of Humanity.
The quote reflects on the abundance of spending options and the scarce methods to save money. It suggests that only a single path to saving remains viable amid myriad purchases and financial temptations.
A reflective note from The Wage Earner editor on aging, moral responsibility, and choosing daily acts of kindness over public profession. The piece emphasizes humble service, true helping of others, and living a better life through concrete deeds rather than grand promises.
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