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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
4
Your dollars may not buy as much now as in former years, but they will be accepted by those you owe at the same old value. This note suggests continued trust in currency during a period of price changes, urging receivers to rely on stable value in debt settlements.
Cotton pickers have been busy this week taking advantage of the pretty sunshiny days, evident by the crowded condition of the gins at this place.
The streets of Clifton show a lively scene as cotton and wheat wagons fill the roads this week under sunny skies, reflecting a bustling harvest period and active local trade.
Morgan Mail notes the coal strike heightening concerns of eminent domain and ownership while citizens look to Uncle Sam for guidance as trouble looms.
Report notes only two proposed amendments passed last Tuesday Galveston can issue more bonds for sea wall work and a Confederate Soldiers Aid measure succeeded The public opposed the remaining amendments citing high taxes and voter fatigue
Houston reporters note that Texas cotton was 46 per cent normal on Oct. 25 per F N Gray Texas crop specialist. Northwest districts lead at 96 per cent while southeast districts lag at 16 per cent. Central section stands at 42 per cent with county variances. Bell and Williamson show 63 and 55 per cent respectively.
Mrs. Chas W. Clarkson hosted a Thursday afternoon informal tea at her home in honor of her aunt Mrs. Fakes of Dallas, entertaining a number of ladies.
Mr. W. L. Braun left a half dollar for an extra Gazette subscription as the paper raises to $1.50 a year on November 1. He already paid a year in advance, and the gesture reflects his belief that the increase is a positive step and the Gazette worthwhile.
The section roads were nearly impassable due to continuous rain causing seawalls to fail in places. Clifton business men assisted in several instances to make temporary repairs and keep routes passable.
A Clifton message honors soldiers after World War I, recalling the relief at victory on November 11 and a fallen son. It urges the community to support veterans, praising democracy and liberty, and calls for local celebrations for those returning home on the 11th with real gaiety and appreciation.
On October 31 Fred Mosley and Myrtice Henry further joined with Charlie Williams and Nettie Jones Clarence Russell and Maud Rich as couples united by Rev. Cole at First Baptist. The party toured Waco to Cotton Palace then plan Mosheim homes. News notes: Rev. Cole preached to large audiences Friday through Sunday. Road repairs between Mosheim and Valley Mills were funded by Commissioner Goodall. A Delco plant now lights the school and churches. Sunday singing drew a crowd. Cotton Palace visitors Toone and Charlie Tubb attended. Clear weather aids harvest as school faces light turnout due to cotton picking. The general election produced about forty votes.
Fordson tractor for sale. I am through plowing will sell my Fordson tractor. 800 dollars asks Oscar Omenson.
In this market, we are always buying remnant cotton and cotton seed. See us before you sell. tfc I. M. Solberg.
The Clifton Garage management announces a mechanic has been employed, specializing in storage battery repairs and all kinds of ignition work. Customers and friends are urged to give him a trial, with a guarantee of his work. Clifton's Clayton T.
The Queen Theatre's weekly lineup features Amos Doug Fairbanks in Mr Fix It and Tiger Trail episodes, plus Ford Educational Weekly. Matinees include Lie Brady in His Bridal Night and Bryant Washburn in The Venus of the East. The Flame of the Yukon and other features headline the week with multiple stars and Paramount Metro pictures.
L. E. Handley says he plans to run for Public Weigher here after learning the present incumbent will not seek re election. He will make a formal announcement around the first of the year and asks friends to note his candidacy.
The Methodist Church will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 a.m. Geo F. Kornegay serves as pastor.
Banks on both sides of Clifton will close for the holiday observance. Financial offices will suspend operations for the day, with customers urged to plan ahead for transactions and deposits.
The Euterpean Club met Tuesday afternoon October 28 with Mrs F Snider hosting after an engaging lesson. Dainty maple nut cream and wafers were served. The club adjourned to meet Wednesday November 12 at 8 p m with Mrs Ralph Helm at the John M Grimland home.
Don’t be average man. Life insurance figures show 54 of 65 reach old age dependent on others. A college education is valued at $293 per day, with average earnings of $2,000 yearly for 40 years, totaling $80,000. Tyler Commercial College offers five months of study to boost earning capacity.
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