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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
4
Clifton reports strong public school term amid signs of a busy Cotton Palace opening in Waco in sixteen days. Farm moisture favors grain acreage. farmers await rain while the second Liberty Loan shows solid local subscription and support for democracy.
A garbled notice outlines upcoming scheduling changes and service disruptions. References to electric service shifts, a reservoir company, and household disruptions imply a municipal administrative strain affecting residents.
Winter weather tightens its grip with a 22 degree morning. Dahl reports 200 bales of cotton ginned. Norse school opens next Monday November 5. John Uxekaist died Tuesday near 45 years old, born in Sweden Europe. Invitations issued for the marriage of Mist Korma Mabhil de Rione to Canute Jen son at Crantills Gap Church. May they enjoy happiness and prosperity.
The First Guaranty State Bank in Clifton reports Liberty bonds and US Savings notes totaling 45 100 in recent campaigns. Subscrib ers urged not to publish names while a listed breakdown remains unavailable due to subscriber privacy. A widow and a farmer object to public lists urging discretion. The bank plans to print no subscriber list.
Auresh seed notice invites interested parties to gather on November 7 to collect or trade sorghum seed. The message references Younesday and a personal tone, with a call to bring items for exchange on that day.
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors who tendered assistance during our daughter's illness and after her death Hessie. Your many favors are appreciated though we cannot fully repay. Sincerely yours Mrs and Mrs A Nelson and Children Dallas News, Record.
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