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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
12
The Clifton Record announces its weekly publication as a second class matter at the Clifton Texas post office. The newspaper notes a subscription price of one dollar per year and prints every Friday morning.
In a reflection from Friday November 14, 1918 the paper notes the ongoing Mexican crisis becoming chronic and comments that idleness leads to few friendships, hinting at social and political consequences.
The Texas Business Men's Association in Fort Worth this week debated plans to raise forty thousand dollars to expand Texas advertising campaigns and promote local business interests.
A hometown assertion highlights Clifton as the premier destination for future growth. The message urges residents to consider Clifton as the optimal community to invest in education, jobs, and family life.
The remark questions the sincerity of those who dedicate hours to prayer and give pennies to the poor, while maintaining a guarded stance toward religious devotion and its display.
Compliments flow for Joe Taylor who writes State Press and Snap Shots for the Dallas News. He is cited as a key reason the News remains a favorite with Texas readers.
A passage notes President Wilson reportedly uses his own typewriter and makes stenographic notes during discussions with callers. It claims he once trimmed shorthand notes of his Mobile speech on his cuff and used them during remarks.
The Record urges readers to inspect advertisements as many bargains appear in the columns. Merchants advertise to attract customers and offer inducements to trade at their stores, making it beneficial for the buying public to read the ads.
Property owners M. P. Carlson Mrs. J Jenson and Jesse O Jenson warn that any person caught hunting on their enclosures will be prosecuted. Pub line 32 3t.
The Record lists donors and amounts paid since the last issue. Rodney Cox Henry Isensee Walter Schroeder KK A Prescher Ole Finstad Rudolph Stoemmer John Huse Albin Schlegel Ben F Schultz Mrs Inger Pierson A O Hagen M J Olson A D Weide T S Colwick Hans Aars C B Richards Willie Canuteson W A Helms J T Jenson J A Knudson Ben F Hutcherson C M Hoel W T Ragsdale Mrs Emma Gloff John Collins F M Kell Sr C G Bronstad H A Bryni Tom Pool Mrs B C Drisikkell G B Helm E W Neie
After this week the gin at Crantills Gap will run only on Tuesday and Friday each week until further notice. 34 of Swenson and Dahl.
Automobile owners urged to visit Nein Nelson in Clifton Texas for tire repairs and free air filling services offered at the shop.
Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas specializes in preparing students for Civil Service exams as stenographers typists and bookkeepers. Graduates routinely pass exams and secure appointments with starting salaries around 1000 per year. Enroll for spring or study by mail with guaranteed results or your money back.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church sponsors an annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday November 15 at Larsen's Studio. A variety of fancy and useful articles as well as bread cakes and candy will be available for sale.
The Record and Commercial Appeal offers a one year subscription for 1.25 dollars promoting affordable access to city news and listings.
George C. Peterson and Miss Stella Virginia Birdwell were married at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening November 12 at the Christian Church in Buda Texas. Miss Selma Peterson and Antone Peterson attended. The couple will reside in Buda where Peterson is cashier of the local bank.
A short note mentions Clifton Eating House trout and questions the need for a 6 inch leather belt, referencing Oscar J. Rea & Co. as part of the remark.
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