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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1938
Page
2
Fragmented items report on war prospects and bumper harvests, with notes on World War I timing. Cornell lectures emphasize health, education, and enthusiasm as keys to success. Politically charged topics include oil, Mexican property, and Belorussian and Russian polar research. Lord Beaverbrook forecasts no war soon.
The article describes ships raised from watery graves and scrappped. It notes steel is melted in oxy fuel torches and bones and artifacts revealed inside hulls. Instances include a found pair of hands clutching a dollar and a cache of old pistols and firearms from a sunken era.
Seed listing shows first year Qualia cotton seed culled and priced at $1.00 per bushel. Tags indicate three-bushel lots. Seller listed as H Lippe, Rt 1, Mosheim, Texas.
The Cooper School weekly notes list the Conduct Committee Thomas Paulson Lloyd Olson Joe Boy Schumecher and the Clean-up Committee Joe Kun Wit Paulson Herbert Worbs. A program featured poems by Calvert Bernhardt Jones and others, a “Truthful Answers” segment, and a crowed questions segment. Several sports events were canceled due to bad weather and ribbons for the tournament were praised. Local social items include visits by families from Meridian and Hamilton County, and a Kappa Gamma luncheon at the district meet. First page ads mention Quaile Cotton Seed at eighty five cents per bushel and a note on the Atlantic coastline length of the United States.
A bank report from Clifton Gap Texas Bosque County shows assets liabilities and equity with deposits and notes. J C Rogetad and Ty Rohine sign as president and cashier declaring the statement true. The text mentions a shrimp production note about ten million pounds sun dried in Louisiana annually.
Headlines Review at the Minstrel tonight featured JY Bu son and the cast performing humor and music to raise funds for Tyler Lions better vision program. The club urged Tylerites to attend, praising this year’s show as stronger with numerous specialty numbers and a standout dance by Judy Ellison. The audience noted the lively entertainment and the young Nancy Elton may join a future performance.
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