Clifton Schools Close Term as Summer Vacation Nears
A few days remain before Clifton schools end term and begin summer recess for both teachers and students marking the start of summer vacations.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
4
A few days remain before Clifton schools end term and begin summer recess for both teachers and students marking the start of summer vacations.
Former Governor Joseph D. Sayers died at his Austin home Wednesday. He was serving as chairman of the state penitentiary pardon board and had been appointed by Governor Moody.
Clifton exceeded her required quota of gas subscribers and depositors last week. Early Saturday Mayor Handley wired the good information to the Lone Star Gas Company.
Governor Moody plans a second called legislative session beginning May 2, about a week after the close of the current session. He emphasizes his understanding of the voters mandate and the duties entrusted to him.
Reports from the region show generally favorable grain crop prospects with acknowledgment that not every field will excel. Seasonal conditions and varying circumstances may affect some areas, but overall the outlook remains positive.
The Record notes Bosque county towns seek gas subscriptions and hopes for quick completion by the company. It mentions other stores considering Clifton and praises the town’s business climate and high class citizens, promising good neighbors for new operators.
The editor of this paper admits being a booster for Clifton and its citizens and institutions. We pledge continued dedication to Clifton and its trade area and will step aside only if we can no longer serve our home community with this commitment. A local paper serves its town and surrounding communities, and that is the full explanation.
Santa Fe executives traveled in a specialized rail defect detector car, halting in Clifton for a night and resuming Thursday. The machine runs at one mile per hour to map defective rails and track locations for crews. Owned by the railroad association, it rents for sixty dollars per day and aids inspectors by revealing issues invisible to the naked eye.
The Ist Bn Hdggs Co Clifton Texas held a federal inspection at the armory on Tuesday night April 16 1929. Seven of twenty companies earned a very satisfactory rating with Ist Bn Holys Co ranking fourth. Captain Salgado supervised the inspection. Rosters and donor list for the company fund are printed, thanking businesses and individuals for support.
Nearly 100000 former German soldiers have married Alsatian women and acquired French citizenship, transforming local demographics and loyalty since the postwar era.
Patrick Dunn aged 70 from St. Louis was discovered dead in his room wearing only newspaper coverings. No further details available at this time.
The article argues thrift becomes easier after the first dollar saved, noting initial sacrifice yields long term happiness. It urges readers to start saving any amount, as discipline grows and savings foster peace of mind and self-reliance.
Clifton merchants report record trade as a large surrounding area brings in customers from Morgan and Walnut Springs and other towns over twenty miles away daily.
Russian officials express concern over a rapid decline in paper supply affecting industry and daily life. Analysts cite dwindling timber stocks, export limits, and rising demand as factors pushing prices and production toward instability.
Coleman county reports a novel pastime as Henry Jameson of Talpa demonstrates rope lariat use on a roaming eagle. Deputy County Clerk Frank Lewis confirms the tale while the captured bird, about 47.5 inches long, is shown in Talpa. The piece notes rising eagle sightings in West Texas and increasing lamb losses.
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