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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
5
Local and personal items from Georgetown include business visits by J W Sansom and John Grimland in Fort Worth, sales notes on two Vendor’s Lien notes, and listings for goods like ice cream and flashlights. The Clifton Civic Improvement Society plans a Monday meeting, while housing and rental notices appear for a furnished room.
A roundup from Clifton area reports births, arrivals and moves, including the Oswald family welcoming a daughter, J. M. Solberg expanding gin operations, and several residents buying homes or planting oil interests. Local trades, road work, and a cafe reopening are noted along with a fire at a cotton yard and school or college visits by Meridian and Fort Worth groups.
P E Schow and J W S Rudaalil with Dr By La Davin of Meridian spent a Monday in Clifton for brief business discussions with local friends. Jas M Robertson of Meridian attended legal business in Fort Worth last Friday. Ralph W Helm of Clifton sought good bulk oats. Hon H S Terrell resigned as State Comptroller with Gov Hobby naming Tittle as successor. Tittle has long served as chief clerk under Terrell. J Y Butler of Libety (Liberty?) was elected vice president of Texan Bank and Trust Company of Galveston and heads new Galveston bank department. Butler has held major roles in Texas banking since 1900s. Clifton friends hope Butler and family can keep Clifton as home.
An advertisement touts mohair, flannel, linen, and cotton fabrics as safe choices for winter attire. It promises a wonderful selection of tailored garments made to measure, emphasizing quality and honest pricing.
Fragmentary notes report scout views on war pace and troop activities. Disjointed quotes reference Mary Moan, next Saturday patrols, and bylaws enforcement. The Record and Pall News HLTD appear as sources.
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