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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
6
Nov none of the lawmakers will meet in a special session after the defeat of proposed constitutional amendments in the November election. Governor Hobby plans no call for a special session, with the general assembly to convene in January 1901.
Waco Texas November 1 The City Commissioners decide to secure a cordwood supply from the adjoining territory and sell it to consumers at actual cost. A committee headed by Mayor Ed McCullough City Commissioner W S Gillespie and Chief of Police Guy McNamara to secure the wood.
A rancher from Callan is to appear in Judge J. D. Beruges court after LV. R. Billings was killed at the Callan ranch. The accused says he did not know the slain man and offered no statement before the proceeding.
The Brunswick tires are promoted as superior through strict standards and testing. The ad argues long-standing Brunswick quality, detailed costs, and nationwide sales efficiency, claiming higher endurance and value for money. It emphasizes testing about 200 tires and coaxing customers to prefer Brunswick after one use.
Community items report travel for church assembly in Austin and teachers heading to Meridian Clifton Lutheran College students Pauline Sorenson and Palas begin first teaching assignments in Coyote and Clifton. Local visits, road conditions, and minor incidents shape a snapshot of daily life in the area.
E W Fry former Young county judge later elected to the Legislature was arrested years ago for forgery while in office. He was sentenced to two years, appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeals, and while on bond engaged in oil investments near Graham. The court affirmed the lower court and refused rehearing. Pending executive clemency action, Fry could be sent to prison. A pardon request has been filed, with a delegation from Graham and Wichita Falls opposing the move.
The ad promotes laxatives and cathartics for temporary relief and advises using Chamber’s Ain’t Tablets for permanent relief. It claims the tablets move vowels, improve appetite, and strengthen digestion, suggesting many men would be more popular if born dumb.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a man plans to loaf at home all Sunday and blame his wife for something on Monday. The text is incomplete and uncertain about specifics or identities.
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