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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
The Clifton Record lists an edition by Robi L Baldridge with publication on Fridays and a date of June 10 1992. It includes subscription rates for one year six months and three months and advertising rate hints for display and classified lines.
A corrupted OCR reads as a political or civic notice mentioning Vivienne MaipAD and events around a public affair. It references dates, various locations, and people like Aubtial, Elaine, and Harvie, with speculative election and public program details. The text is largely fragmented and not coherent.
The text discusses the use of precious metals as monetary standards before coin money. It traces how gold and silver were valued for trade, noting early bartering goods and the long-standing exchange rates driven by metal content. It references the evolution toward standardized currencies and the impact on national economies.
A reader note laments wartime memory and urges civic action. The author recalls battles and the fallen, questions government honesty, and calls on readers to contact senators and representatives to protest emergency measures and support veterans. The piece blends mournful tribute with political exhortation and calls for accountability.
Wool flow floods Clifton as wagons and trucks bring in vast lots from Clifton and Bosque County. Local commentary credits distant suppliers and nearby counties for the booming market while noting potential wool ranch ownership, grassland context, and the practical value of wool as a raw material amid evolving textile uses.
An election notice lists candidates for state and county offices in the 94th district and nearby races. Vernon Lemes Ashley Voor District Attorney Penn Jackson for District Judge McPhereos for District Clerk Maggie Litter Alfred Wardick Kep Spikes Drew Renniner for Tax Collector Moorman Preston Hornbulks Pool J. Parks Chris and Irene For County Clerk Chas Gandy CORDUYA Dan Cutbirth For County Judge Burrell Word Felix Shaffer For Sheriff Dudley White Lewis Pearl Benson A. Davis and A. Goodall For County Treasurer Alma T. Butler For Commissioner Precinct 3 Tom Brittain For Commissioner Precinct 1 A C Grimland J Merce Richards Public Weigher Prec 5 and 6 Caldwell Jos Mint Jenison For Constable Precinct HT H W Hering for Justice of the Peace Precinct 6
A 1920s discussion features De Foret and Thomson predicting future energy sources. De Foret favors earth core heat or solar methods to produce electricity, while Thomson envisions converting solar energy for illumination. Kintner notes potential rapid advances as science discovers useful power forms.
Fragmentary report cites varied legal ideas and offences across states including unlicensed bathing, improper conduct, stealing horses, and light penalties for large cash theft. The text references Los Angeles, Texas, Kansas, Sturgis, Boston, and medical or professional authorization.
Mrs Henry Todd of Central High community Chuckee county traded 415 worth of pecans for fruit trees and berry vines. The deal secured first fruit pes and berry vines to supply her family. The pecan exchange included strawberry plants dewberry vines grape vines grape cuttings butternut and English walnut stock.
A fragmented editorial style piece discusses perceived gender happiness gaps. It cites studies claiming women are about fifty eight percent happy versus around forty four percent for men, noting disparities in satisfaction levels and suggesting media and society shape views. The text is garbled but centers on a claim that women may be happier than men and questions marital status influence.
Kerrville Mountain Sun reports an assay near Kerrville showing $1,700 per ton in a gold bearing area on Johnson Creek. It notes long claimed free milling placer along the Burnet Llano uplift with historic placer finds near Llano and Burnet, and references old Texas droughts and surveys about ancient stream beds likely to yield gold someday.
We express heartfelt gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy and offerings given during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. May God bless each one of you. Simin Jorevnaun and Children.
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