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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
11
The article notes the summer solstice as the longest day, but states little change in day length for weeks. It mentions days growing shorter around late July and cooler nights, with a nostalgic remark on summer’s bittersweet nature in Clifton, Texas.
The Iredell Sentinel notes several thriving towns have instituted a trades day over a month, drawing notice as businessmen buy many tickets to attend. The Clifton reference by Bro. Jones highlights the rising interest, though the exact town remains uncertain.
The article notes individuals traveling across the country to Clifton, arguing the town’s morality and the Methodint Training School. It cites campaign rhetoric from competitive towns and references grand jury reports as moral benchmarks. A foreman recalls Clifton workers’ handling of duty, contrasting with other towns and campaigns.
A Clifton prospectus outlines a proposed ice plant to be built with 290 stockholders at 250 each, aiming to produce six to eight tons daily. It emphasizes local ownership, retained profits for Clifton, and attracting new residents. The notice also reports election results for a city alderman vacancy with J N Hill sworn in.
The following persons have paid the Record cash on subscription since our last issue: T. O. Hill, J. Johnson, Frank Hornbuckle, P. S. Hale, Bataan, Gob, K. J. Halley, Richard Beading, DelHart, Mra. Riverett, M. Rierson, W. A. Kopelle, Miss Katie Brown, B. Prosher.
Regular services at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 20 include Sunday School at 9:01 AM, morning worship at 11:00, and evening seorship at 4:30. A Methodist District Conference visiting minister will preach at both morning and evening services. A welcome is extended to all worshippers.
Petition signed by over fifty voters asks Clifton Texas to submit a city control measure for public schools. Mayor PK Sthow orders September 1 907 election at City Hall with J O Prather as presiding judge to determine if the city should assume exclusive control of local schools.
Fragments claim Clifton needs a factory to secure low rates and cheaper production. It asserts a product could be made for $1.00 per ton and sold for $10 per ton, implying significant savings and profit.
The marriage of Wesles Gage of Hill County and Maggie Evans of Mantford took place at the bride’s parents home on Sunday at high noon in the presence of friends and relatives. Rev Homes conducted the ceremony, the wedding march was played by Mrs Pinley, and a dinner followed. The bride wore a white silk gown and the groom is a Texas cattleman with many local friends.
A Sunday trip from Clifton to Miss Beulah Wallace's country home featured Allison W Cooper Robt L Baldridge and guests enjoying a long morning and a lavish fried chicken dinner in a woodland setting The party included Maggie Smith Alma Peterson Lena Townsend Leah Townsend Gus Grimland and Geo Peterson The group left as sunset approached and the memory lingered A fire later damaged a building with a claimed value of 5000 and contents worth 5000 insured for 3000 with 2500 loan and 5000 loss total
Washington June 2 Carrie Nation was arrested after entering a saloon and creating a disturbance. She was charged with disorderly conduct and placed in a house of detention for the night.
Temple Texas June 22 the home of Charles M Gampbell president of the City National Bank was completely destroyed by fire at about 1 o clock in the morning causing significant property loss and raising concerns about the bank's stability and the owner's welfare
The heaviest rainfall in years swelled creeks and branches, washing away portions of bridges on Hamilton Ave across Steeles Creek and damaging the west dam embankment. The railroad bridge near the park and two Stinebough tank bridges are washed out, blocking Texas Central traffic. train timings unavailable.
An unsigned notice invites friends of temperance to a meeting on Thursday July 8 at Texas A M to discuss promoting a movement to curb the drink trade. The call urges attendees to act during the holiday period to help reduce crime associated with alcohol.
A notice states Mead B Odbm sold his interest in the firm Odow & Walton. The business will continue under the same operations at the wage stand and unchanged practice. The new firm name is Walton's Pharmacy. Signed R Watros.
The board met on a petition from qualified voters requesting an election on a proposition to issue 15,000 in bonds with a 10 year option to finance the erection of a new building. The vote was scheduled for July in Meridian.
The Mosquis County Warmer Union will convene in regular session at Meridian July 5 6. All locals in the county are requested to send delegates for annual election and other business of importance. J B Commack See
A partial sale notice notes items from Somies and De Voes Varnish conte Scenta more vert. It mentions sale by Oscar J. Kea & Co. with limited legible details and cataloging.
A fragment reports Olsen's Rheumatic Cure Inc claiming a faster, safer remedy with fewer trips to Mineral Wells or Marty. The preparation is said to be freshly prepared for each case and comes with usage instructions from P. Ouses of Clifton.
Merrivale Camp No 1229 W O W holds annual picnic at Coon Creek on August 1 1907. Event follows prior annual picnic at Coyote Texas. For details contact Jack Smith chairman Roswell Texas.
The Bosque County Medical Society met in Clifton discussing pneumonia and malarial fever research. President Dr. R B Kim presided as Dr. Scott presented on the malaria subject while Dr. Alexander promised a secretary report.
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