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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
20
The Clifton Record notes plans for a new building in the Clifton area and a hoped for homecoming for returning soldiers. It mentions anticipated residents and a future celebration, with further announcements to be published soon. The issue also reports on local entertainment, weather impacts on farming, and a recital at the high school audience.
Austin June 13 Governor Abby Jas issued a proclamation summoning a Thirty-Ninth Legislature special session, to convene Monday June 22. The call focuses on appropriations for state government and public services for the next two years, with potential additions under the constitution. Other items include board of control revisions, state depository, bond issues, tax law expansion for intangible assets, and highway infrastructure proposals.
The Baptist Church invites attendance Sunday at 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. Dr J Musgrave, a forceful speaker with wide experience, will deliver the message. Attendees are urged to come and hear him for reassuring church views.
A brief dedication expresses sincere thanks to Priewis and others for care during a relative’s illness and after his death. The message, dated in the record, reflects gratitude from mourners for support and assistance.
US Program at the Queen Theatre advertises showings including Bob's Bargain featuring Marguerite Clark and The Terror of the Range, with Norma Talmadge in By Right of Purchase and Poppy in a slate from Ben Taylor and John Ritter, plus Doug Fairbanks in Wild and Wooly and an Artcraft Picture Try to get in. The ad promises the very best entertainment and lists showtimes and special presentations.
Fragmentary OCR text provides little readable facts about a person or event. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a concise, factual summary.
President Wilson plans a nationwide tour to advocate the League of Nations after his return from Paris. A tentative itinerary was prepared by Tumulty, with invitations from several cities including St. Louis for early July. Officials await dates and confirm the timing of his Belgian visit as part of the trip.
June 12 report notes a cotton boat tied to a German port since the war ended. Hariin is mentioned in the township update with unclear local implications and a fragmentary context.
Washington June 17 Distribut ion of captured German cannon will follow the Wade Worth bill with a Reid pledge to Beaten Under an apportionment to be worked out. Cities would receive via governors through congressional district distribution. About 1000 cannons were captured, and Texas would send weapons from Fort Sam Houston with freight paid by receiving city. Walter Golden and a daughter visited Temple Center Ys.
A brief retail note touts affordable men’s suits with youthful styles and fresh weaves. Shoppers are invited to visit to find models that suit young men seeking value and fashion.
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