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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
12
We have handled the Plymouth Twine for over twenty years and highlight the Red Tag Sisal Twine with the sheaf trademark. Emphasizing quality oils, lubricants, and machine tools, the ad argues these products reduce friction losses, repairs, and fuel waste, urging farmers to see Plymouth for twine oils repairs and tools.
The Clifton Record announces weekly Friday publication by Rob T. L. Baldridge, with post office entry in Clifton Texas as a second class matter and a yearly subscription price of one dollar.
Harvest time is near as farmers in the region report strong grain crops across nearly all fields. Farmers note favorable weather and growing conditions, promising a productive season with abundant yields for the community.
The piece argues that Texas fate rests not on politics but church and state, with economic outcomes tied to the river of alcohol policies. It frames the election as pivotal for state governance and agricultural product dependence, emphasizing the dry or wet proposition.
The city council let a contract for seven thousand loads of gravel to improve Clifton streets. The work will enhance appearance and road performance in wet weather, promising untold benefit to all users. Come to Clifton.
The editor defends fairness in mentioning people and events, noting some may feel slighted by omissions. He urges readers to communicate notices to ensure equal treatment and acknowledges human limits in delivering balanced coverage.
Dallas News reporter recalls a warm welcome in Clifton where Mayor Schow hosted a catfish dinner on the street in front of his home. Guests praised the town's agriculture, water system, schools, and the Bosque Valley's resources, while local officials highlighted shipping of cotton, grain, and livestock and the Santa Fe Railroad’s role.
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