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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
17
Clifton and Morgan Texas customers praise the John Deere Binder for light draft cutting short grain cleanly, with minimal binding and a strong bundle carrier. They report excellent performance, high customer satisfaction, and intent to hire again next year for grain cutting services.
STORE NEWS boasts John Deere cultivator and hallock harrow for grain crops, One Seed Drop Planter, auto tires, garden seeds, second hand binder, Crescent antiseptic, and a Chevrolet car at affordable prices. Promotes trade and asks customers to spread word.
Our Public School outlines a plan to join the Interscholastic League activities at Clifton. The proposal urges extended study time, a year of high school credit for graduates, and a traveling silver cap trophy for the school achieving the most points in events including spelling, basketball, tennis, track, and field. The Friday program features debates and junior and senior contests, with gold medals and banners to winners. Local schools will compete as part of the meet in Charlton, inviting public attendance.
Tait Tarson suffered a severe leg injury near the Gary Creek bridge when a wagon tipped over him last Monday afternoon. He broke the left leg and ankle. transported to Valley Medical and later to carey for surgery. The Clifton community mourns the death of Mrs Ellen Welty in Galveston after treatment and an operation. She leaves three daughters and several grandchildren. The Record notes a county pioneer, Mrs Helm, widow of W S Helm, who fostered education and Riverside Stock Farm. A school board meeting is announced for Monday to fill trustee vacancies.
The Queen Theatre announces regret for patrons who could not get seats for the first show. Management promises improved service and cleanliness and asks patrons to wait for the second show when necessary to ensure comfort.
Auction style poultry sale listing Pure bred Ancona eggs at 200 dollars for 15. World Champion Pure bred Golden Wyndette 2 dollars for 15. Ancona Cockrela birds offered at 2 dollars each for immediate delivery. Seller R HL Lee Clifton Tex 51-atp.
Notices invite visitors to inspect student work, with special emphasis on grades below high school. Parents are urged to tour each room to see what their children are doing and to visit all rooms during the exhibition.
Patis Hancock, denoted as Ames speaker, was scheduled to address a Commerce crowd but was detained after clashes with Franklin County voters. He was escorted by city officials to Mount Vernon after a brief disruption, delivering a shortened speech before continuing to other engagements.
A note of unity expresses sincere sympathy toward children and mother relatives. It emphasizes collective support and shared condolences during a time of loss, urging community members to offer help and comfort to those affected through practical acts and kind words.
Washington reports progress toward peace at the American war delegation in Paris. Opposition from Republicans in Congress surfaces as Senators Barah and Vine iloster oppose the proposed Monroe Doctrine preservation plan. Poindexter says the path to world stability lies in striking out postamble provisions, while the alliance debate continues.
Monuiel Lutheran Church announces a service on March unknown date at 10:40 a.m. A collection will be taken for the building fund of the congregation. PS at 7001? pave.
Notice calls all cotton growers and others interested in the cotton question to attend an important meeting at Ipec elion on Saturday March 28.
A large gathering at the city hall Tuesday night endorsed a slate for mayor and city offices. The meeting nominated Din BK to succeed, with Jesse 1 densi and Mixon as candidates for council seats, and the group named Lee for the secretary post.
The county plans drilling twelve test wells starting April 15 on the G. W. Curiste survey area near Urilling eleven miles west of Giese. Two other contracts are completed but rotation details are pending. The effort, tied to oil excitement in the county, marks a significant activity by local authorities.
Classified notice from Clifton Texas advertising sale of two tone cod ont straws by A P Gohlke. Item appears in readable lines with contact and location included for potential buyers.
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