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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
4
The Clifton Record lists postal designation Second Class mail matter dated June 16 1923. It shows subscription rates 85 cents annual and advance payment, display advertising 25 cents per inch, extra charges for special positions, and local advertising 10 cents per line in black face type.
An old Met EI Press item notes a local fellow who complains about chili soup prices. It mentions a June 14 1777 authorizedCon res and a Queen Drestre Thursday evening event by the Woman's Auxiliary. The piece praises local flag displays and Clifton’s bakery improvements amid community pride and nostalgia.
The American Legion announces a national essay contest for youths ages 12 to 18 with cash prizes awarded by state levels culminating in a top prize of 750 dollars. The contest asks Why can America should Prohibit Immigration and invites participation through local posts with judges named by state superintendents. Memorial Day exercises were successful thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary, and Membership Day is set for June 15 to recruit new members. Local sports note Clifton baseball lost 3 to 4 to Meridian in a hard fought game, with good sportsmanship and community goodwill emphasized.
Bosque and Hamilton counties report strong crop prospects with rainfall not hindering progress. Estimates show wheat 12-15 bushels per acre, oats 35-40, barley around 80, and about 10 000 acres of barley planted, a notable expansion from prior years. Local officials note cotton clean with good stands and barley pioneering in the region.
Hon L W Culp a seasoned legislator with service in multiple sessions is featured as a leading candidate for lieutenant governor. His record includes blocking tax bills in Revenue and Taxation and advocating health, agriculture, farm credit, public schools, and penitentiary reforms.
Gov Neff refuses to specify when the next session will convene during a June visit to the Texas House. He quips about Thursday nearing adjournment as reporters press for a timetable while the assembly remains tense and awaiting a future call.
Eighteen Mexican youths from Fort Worth depart Clifton after a two week Y M C A camp outing ended with a farewell program. They enjoyed boating swimming and fishing on the Boequi River, marking one of the camp's best experiences.
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