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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
4
The Clifton Record dated Friday November 24 1922 lists Rob J L Baldridge as editor and notes it is entered at Clifton Texas as second class mail matter. It announces subscription rates of 1 year six months and three months with a $1.50 advance payment.
The article suggests that additional details will emerge following the grand jury meeting in December, with expectations of new information shaping ongoing legal or investigative developments. It notes the potential for key witnesses or documents to surface during the session.
The Record announces a temporary combined rate with the Fort Worth Star Telegram, offering a two-paper bundle for 7.45 for a few days. It notes continuing subscription list pruning as payments lapse, starting with distant customers and threatening nearer residences if payment is not received.
A cautious banker often offers better terms to a man of moderate means than to a wealthier borrower. The piece argues that a man’s character matters more than property, and that lenders weigh personal reliability alongside financial standing.
The Clifton Flower Carnival hosted by the Givie Society runs Friday and Saturday with home talent on Friday and Clifton College teachers and students performing Saturday. Turkey dinners are offered Friday and Saturday. The Record plans to publish the premium list next week.
The Clifton Poultry Show drew praise from visiting judges who called it the largest and best of its size in the area. Officials anticipate holding the event twice yearly to boost the region's poultry sector, long a profitable local enterprise. Local church leader Rev J H Walker departs Clifton for Morgan, with townspeople expressing high regard for him and his family. The era of motion picture attendance drops in 1915, alarming film controllers as daily U S totals fall from twenty million to ten million.
Clifton High and Valley Mills face off in a Thanksgiving Day football game at City Park at 5 p m The Clifton Cubs clash with Valley Mills in a long standing rivalry as the season closes for Clifton Four seniors Olsen Barton Clement and Walker graduate in June Clifton will field a strong team with coach St Clair starting likely Gilliam Hurst Prather Barton Larsen Rhodes Colwick Clement Walker Olsen and Hobbs.
The Clifton Record and the Dallas News announce a yearly subscription rate of 2.50 dollars. This offer sets a party price for readers choosing annual delivery across both publications.
A Chicago scientist possesses what is described as the largest camera in the world. The body measures nine feet four inches wide and twenty feet long when extended, six feet high, with a twelve inch diameter lens costing 1500 dollars. Moving parts run on roller bearings and the loaded plate weighs about 500 pounds requiring a derrick for insertion. Plates are eight feet by four feet eight inches and weigh over 200 pounds. A man enters the camera to dust plates and a large, heavy system operates in the facility.
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