Clifton Record Public Notice Entry at Clifton Post Office
Public notice entry lists The Clifton Record as second class mail matter at Clifton Texas postal facility.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
12
Public notice entry lists The Clifton Record as second class mail matter at Clifton Texas postal facility.
Much building in this section is contemplated as soon as car om and other workmen can let the good work go on. Nesittad would soon be twice its present size if sufficient.
It is believed a traditional old-time homecoming program will be staged for soldiers at Clifton, featuring community volunteers and local performances to lift spirits and honor service members.
The great singer Galli Curci seeks a divorce as her husband contests the bans annulment. He denounces her appearance as horrifying to motorists and accuses her of gay dalliances with other men, yet claims willingness to forgive. Her earnings are reported as seven thousand.
Farmers in the area rushed to cut and store grain in shacks as they faced discouraging conditions. If the weather holds, threshers will resume work and begin the harvest hum.
About twenty five young men have come back to the vicinity this week from France. The Record has not yet learned all the names due to staggered arrivals and night trains making it tough to identify everyone.
Farmers once believed urban residents could afford home plumbing and conveniences. If city households had the same fixtures as many farm homes in this area, they would likely feel pride and gratitude.
A Southern farmer once told his daughter that any fellow with two legs and a mustache could be a beau but it took a man to make a husband. An equally shrewd closer praises a worth while scheme, per an exchange.
Mrs Fain and Miss Mixon present their pupils in expression and music at the High School Auditorium Friday evening May 27 at 8 30 under the Parent Teacher Association. Proceeds fund magazines of current literature and music for the high school library. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Immanuel Lutheran Church posts no services in Clifton for Y P 8. Evening gathering at 8 30 p m. A service is planned at Garnereville at 10 20 a m Sunday June 22 with additional details unclear.
Austin Texas June 13 Governor Hobby has issued a proclamation convening the Thirty-Sixth Legislature in second called session at 10 a m Monday June 23 The only subject tendered is state government and public service appropriations for the two fiscal years beginning Sept 1 1919 and ending Aug 31 1921 The proclamation reserves power to submit additional subjects and mentions plans such as board of control law amendments state depository law reenactment of a vetoed bill livestock commissioner prospecting in hard metals Goodnight ranch purchase as a breeding experiment with buffalo cattle The governor has not yet decided on submitting taxation and the tax commissioner seeks expansion of the intangible assets tax to include producers oil refineries pipelines and other utilities
Dr J A Musgrove of Ohio will preach at 11:00 a m and 8 45 p m Sunday at the Baptist Church. He is an experienced speaker and expected to deliver a strong message. Other church services will be held as usual.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during our father A Saxlund’s illness and after his death. Mr. and Mrs. A C Strommen and others offered assistance.
The Queen Theatre offers a busy week with Bob's Burglar starring Marguerite Clark, The Terror of the Range, The Chasm of Fear, and Ford Educational weekly. Norma Talmadge in By Right of Purchase and Poppy in eight parts headline successive days, plus Doug Fairbanks in Wild and Wooly.
J. E. Zschech, long-time Clifton market man, died at his daughter’s Vernon home after a brief illness. He moved to Vernon five years ago following his wife and son’s deaths. Funeral services were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Clifton and he was buried in Clifton cemetery.
Due to trains failing to connect in Fort Worth the body did not reach Clifton last night as expected and funeral services will be held at 9 o clock this evening.
Compact advertisement stating a corner post office building is for rent. Describes a 20 by 60 foot business space and directs interested parties to contact J. K. Prelit for details.
President Wilson plans a nationwide swing to rally support for the League of Nations after returning from Paris. Secretary Tumulty outlined the tentative itinerary with many cities inviting engagements around July 4, notably St. Louis. White House expects a late June Washington start after Belgium visit, with opposition planning counter speeches by Borah and Johnson.
Gainesville Texas June 16 Cooke County Wool Growers Association sold its 1919 wool clip at 50 cents a pound a record price. A local produce company purchased the entire 12 000 pounds.
Washington notes the Wadsworth bill plans to donate captured German field pieces to states by apportionment, then distribute to cities via governors. About 4,000 cannons total. Texas would receive units shipped to Fort Sam Houston, with towns paying freight.
Walter Golden and his young daughter were seen visiting Temple yesterday, drawing attention from locals and prompting small crowd reactions as they toured the historic site. The duo’s appearance sparked brief chatter among residents.
A youthful appeal drives a sales push for affordable men’s suits. Shoppers are urged to visit and see models that promise style at a fair price, with emphasis on updated fits and modern cuts.
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