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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
17
An irregular OCR extract lists scattered names and events including references to forged items, government, war savings stamps, and a school event. The readable portions mention Professor J. B. Layne and Mrs Romine with a general invitation tone, but many fragments are garbled and lack coherent context.
The letter urges Clifton Texas residents to welcome a Chautauqua program featuring speakers and artists. It emphasizes public interest, calls for attendance, and invites support, noting plans to bring performances to the community and to celebrate improving conditions.
Fragmented readable lines show a church notice and a sale advertisement. Names like Pompey and Clifton appear alongside references to sermons and a Jersey bull for sale. The mix suggests a small town newspaper clipping with religious notices and local livestock listings.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels told American and French experts in Paris that German ships should be sunk with bands and tags flying to accompany merchantmen. He argued the ships are magnificent yet useless to the navy, ill suited for long cruises, with armor only marginally better than American or British.
John Dougan a veteran rail conductor formerly with Gulf Colorado Santa Fe and Rock Island roads says he has retired on a pension. He served twenty two years with Rock Island before joining Santa Fe thirty years total on the Santa Fe system. He is now 41 years old and well known on all Santa Fe lines.
The Clifton High Behoo graduating class stages a new drama And Home Came Ted on Thursday night May 15. Admission is 25 cents. The show promises wholesome fun under the Pure Fun Law.
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