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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
4
Clifton Texas newspaper notice by Rob Baldridge introduces the paper and credits the editor and post office entry. It frames the publication as a local second class mail matter.
Friday edition lists subscription prices by region. In Bosque County one year costs 1.00, six months 60 cents, three months 35 cents. Out of state three months and other regional rates are noted.
A surge of interest grips Clifton real estate as buyers flock to the area for available properties. Agents report rising inquiries and quick showings, with market observers noting a favorable outlook for Clifton housing.
A sharp rebuke to the reader urges self-examination as the neighbor, once disliked, emerges as a model citizen. The admonition invites humility and personal reform.
Governor Hobby plans an extra session of the Texas Legislature in June to ratify the prohibition amendment. The move aims to secure approval for the prohibition measure and finalize state support.
The government advocates that every able person should own a home to create more opportunities for those who cannot, aiming to expand ownership across society.
The week saw several jumps in cotton prices pleasing holders who have been waiting for a higher price to emerge from the prior loss point and reduce their negative position.
Early oats and rye have been cut and the wheat is nearing shock, signaling a rapid harvest season. Conditions remain favorable for continuing field work as farmers prepare to reap the grain.
The Chautauqua programs are praised as high class entertainment and the sentiment is to keep the annual event. It is a big achievement for Clifton, reflecting the town’s capacity for notable stunts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bettis return to their Clifton home after closing a term at Morgan. Although Morgan offered another term, Bettis declined, saying he was not seeking teaching work. Clifton friends welcome them home.
J. T. Forson has sold Clifton property to Mr. Gohlke of Crawford, father of A. F. Gohlke, who plans to move to Clifton and make the residence his home. Forson then buys the G. Grim residence in South Clifton, a very attractive home.
Family members accompanied Miss Odessa Tennison to a Waco sanitarium Wednesday night for treatment after a prior nose growth operation by a specialist. After initial recovery she suffered recurring nose hemorrhages last Saturday, growing weaker despite efforts to stop the bleeding, prompting the move for care and hopeful improvement news.
Many auto agents let their families keep an unused car rather than selling it. The practice suggests a preference for family use over offloading unwanted inventory.
Prohibition supporters declare a saloonless world as a 1930s goal and urge America to lead in a global anti liquor movement urging nations to follow.
The new Congress moves to repeal the daylight saving law that shifts rural and urban schedules, causing many to rise at 6 a m when the clock shows 5. Officials argue the change would restore standard times and reduce confusion.
The owner of a San Antonio addition offers a free round trip ticket with sightseeing tours to a limited number of Clifton men and women to showcase the development and attract visitors. No investment required. Post card provides full information. Address Manager 428 Gunter Bldg San Antonio Texas. 1tp
A formal note from Frank M. Smith, Federal Director, Treasury Department, thanks Eleventh Federal Reserve District salesmen and saleswomen for their efforts in the Victory Liberty Loan campaign. He credits press space for publishing the sincere acknowledgment of those not listed on official rolls.
241 votes were cast last Saturday in Clifton on proposed amendments. The Record notes 141 votes for Prohibition and 100 against, but the exact counts are unclear due to incomplete reporting.
Chicago May 28. Democratic leaders pledge aggressive 1920 campaign with Wilson’s stance guiding the race. Homer Cummins calls the Republican party backward and hails the peace treaty and League covenant as the greatest document. They expect to use the issue of peace to win. Wilson’s position on a third term will shape any candidate discussion.
195 acres of Bosque Valley land six miles north of Clifton. 135 acres cultivated with good improvements, abundant timber and water, near a school. Ferguson lease, oil well a short distance away. Easy terms. See or write N. T. Wallace, Clifton, Texas.
May 28 report from Fort Worth notes telegraphs sent to Washington officials including Clarence Ousley of agriculture as West Texas Chamber of Commerce asks for army trucks. The aim is to move grain from threshers to railroads for ninety days to save the wheat crop.
Austin Texas May 27 The appeal of Mrs E S Brittain of Shelby county for life imprisonment on a local option law violation is filed in the court of criminal appeals The indictment states this is her third violation of the same law.
The Attorney General's Department in Austin reports an opinion that after June 18 1919 the public weighers law makes it unlawful to engage in weighing for hire or issue weight certificates for sale unless the person is elected or appointed as a public weigher or as a deputy.
Representative Wheeler of Illinois introduced a bill in Washington proposing a 25 cent per bushel tariff on wheat imports 15 cents on corn and oats 10 cents on rye and 25 percent ad valorem on wheat flour The bill also imposes about 20 percent ad valorem tax on imported live animals including cattle horses mules and sheep Reports from May 28 indicate a push for higher costs on agricultural imports.
Paris May 27 Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain is believed to favor a proposal by the American peace delegation to visit the United States this year He would attend the first meeting of the League of Nations in Washington in October.
A reflection on love suggesting that falling in love hinges on the unknown aspects of a person rather than what is known. The line implies curiosity and mystery drive romantic attachment more than disclosed facts.
Memphis announcement reports the southern church centenary campaign total has surpassed its $35 million goal. Subscriptions bring the fund to $35,127,750 as leaders say the drive went over the top.
Fort Worth Texas May 28 One time night riders used dynamite to destroy a community dipping vat fifteen miles from Fort Worth The county commissioners offer a 100 dollar reward for the conviction of the guilty The raid grew from a feud after the dipping vat building nearby Another vat was dynamited near Cameron recently
Paris May 28 authorities report that the German counter proposals to the allied peace teams will not be made public until the allied answer has been sent to Germany.
A man may judge a girl by her looks despite claiming to value sense, highlighting social double standards in appearance bias.
The ad invites the young man to explore current hair fashions described as pronounced niftiness and suggests men who refuse to grow old can find models to preserve a youthful look. Come see the displays and let us show you.
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