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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
A garbled market report notes a visit by L. Sellare TC Bill to Meridian for a few hours with relatives and friends. The text references prices, items, and performers in a style mirroring a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper, but details are fragmented and partially illegible.
A fragmented account from The Argonaut and Dallas News describes a war era figure pressured by duty amid threats. The narrative notes a disturbing insinuation and a warning of pursuit if a favor isn’t granted, reflecting coercive pressures during conflict.
Local notices and community notes from Meridian recount land deeds, transfers, and family visits. The column lists property transactions, including Alice Moore Lewis and others, plus residents traveling to Houston, Davenport, and Amarillo. brief social updates and local achievements.
Edith Wilmams of Dallas, the first woman member of the Texas legislature, reflects after four months in the Texan legislative seat. She notes gains in cooperation and urges more women to run, while confirming the value of her time in public office and the ongoing barrier of prejudice she faced.
June weather remains unsettled with clearing spells and farming activity described as grain threshing dominant. Local residents include Charlotte Aulie, Alfred Canuteson, and Clara Weatherby visiting Cora Aulie. O4nond Brynie and San Antonio guests at H A Brynie’s. Fifteen youths confirmed at Lath church by Rev J K Ry tad in a large congregation. Ed Aulie returns from Glen Ross after treatment, shows improvement. Mentions of a cemetery project in New York and a book about Merino sheep near Laredo, with local relatives visiting this week.
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