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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
1
By law all children ages up to 14 must attend school 160 days. Exemptions apply to those who have completed the fourth grade. The compulsory period in Clifton Independent District begins the first Monday in December and lasts five months. Superintendent F. Am. Pharr urges compliance.
A rural sale listing offers 31844 acres with 85 acres in cultivation near Clifton Texas. G L Poll advertised the property likely for agricultural use and land investment.
Value is a term to be considered these days not price. It is what you GET for the price that counts. In clothes you cannot see everything you buy. Service and satisfaction figure in the Value of the Purchase. You may be sure your get what you pay for in style fit fabric tailoring and permanent satisfaction at this shop.
J F Moore acting postmaster occupies the role for several months under I Bonding Co. oversight and was officially named by President Wilson to fill the unexpired term of Mr Fallis. The Civil Service exam at Meridian led to the appointment, praised by the public for his efficient service and accommodation.
Calreh Sunday School at 10 a m Preaching around 11 4m Tp 1 Ala preaching at Womenk at 3 p m asks every member to be present next Sunday at 3 o'clock appointment to consider future church work Clifton and Womack JP Gilim Pastor extend hearty welcome
Lee Smith, a noted turkey breeder from Clifton Texas, showcased 43 birds at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. He earned first and second place ribbons including entries for hens and cocks, highlighting his breeding stock for sale on site.
Mrs. Cle G. Hogstel died after taking a headache tablet by mistake. Her husband Hy Hogstel and doctor staff aided her, but she died about twelve o clock. Funeral services will be held at the Scandinavian Lutheran Church followed by burial in the Clifton cemetery. Her passing leaves a sorrowful home with Andrew Dahl and Hendrick Dahl among the mourners. The community expresses deep sympathy for the bereaved family.
Mesia Texas mourns Mesia Jenson a former soldier who died after pneumonia while in France. His return to Limestone County follows years of service with many veterans honoring his memory at Considine yesterday.
Mr Conley from the Department of Agriculture convened a City Hall meeting last Tuesday afternoon to unite farmers for higher cotton prices. Mr L M Solberg was elected president and Savenson secretary, with hopes the effort will develop into something beneficial for cotton raisers.
At the home of the bride’s parents in Clif ton Miss Susanium Nelson married Gilbert Beter with Rev Theos Lerakt officiating. The ceremony was quiet with only family and a few friends present. Also noted is a Johnson county road work meeting promising more cars to speed up transportation from Santa Fe.
Advertiser seeks cotton pickers with good cotton and a house to live in while picking. Saturday.
An advertisement touts the Continental Hart and Murray cleaning system as among the best on the market. It claims many customers already proven its value and invites prospective buyers to be convinced and to buy from Gin & Cotton Co. with Myer 0-00.
A cheerful afternoon honored Agnes seventh birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jtry Cheiatian on Saturday. Guests enjoyed games and cake with seven candles on the big birthday cake. Out of town visitors included Thelma and Frances Carter Clyde Stapleton Ruby Lee Van and Bebe Callans of Walley Mille.
The Feder Sugar Refining Company announced a further reduction of 4 cents per pound in the refined granulated sugar price, pushing wholesale sugar to 94 cents per pound in New York. This marks a new low for the market and reflects ongoing price competition.
A Saturday afternoon miscellaneous shower honored May Susanna Nelson hosted by Mire Ove Selson in Stra. AG. Nelson received many useful gifts including cake and punch refreshments were served at the home of the host town.
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