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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
2
The column laments campaign mail and party loyalties as voters weigh Moody and Fergusone in a Texas race while a lighter insert celebrates spring fishing spirit. It mixes editorial murmur about elections with a drifting essay on recreation and health through angling.
The Clifton Bicard and the Dallas News list a new annual rate of 2.60 dollars per year. This change affects readers nationwide who rely on local and regional editions for daily news.
Battin announces a two month summer session beginning Monday June 14 at the high school building. Grammar subjects cost 4.00 per month and high school subjects 5.00 per month. Interested persons should see Mr Bettie at once.
Local notices from Meridian include property transfers and marriages involving residents such as J B Liumaphin and A B Denton. Reports mention visits by families, church activities, a singing convention at Coon Creek, and upcoming political candidate filing deadlines.
Cranfils Gap residents and visitors engage in social and farming scenes across the week. Notes include trips to Austin and San Antonio, visits with relatives, farm conditions, school plans, and local church events reflecting a thriving rural community.
Tony Wallace, born in Turnersville and now living near Seymour in Baylor County, was badly hurt when the car he rode in veered near the Bosque River west of Clifton and slid twenty feet then fell. He was treated by Dr Coston, moved to his mother's home in Turnersville, and later transported to Fort Worth for care.
The piece praises progressive tech and banking shifts, noting new methods in farming, radio, aviation, wireless telegraphy, submarines, hydroelectric power, and a move from cash to bank checks. It claims most people keep a bank balance and pay by check, inviting readers to use the modern banking system.
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