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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
4
The Clifton Record weekly issue lists subscription and advertising rates dated October 5, 1923. It shows annual, six month, and monthly pricing payable in advance, with insertion charges for special positions and extra costs for black face type. It reads as a typical small town newspaper price list for subscriptions and advertising.
A fragmented Sun day item notes a light Monday rain shower and mentions a push to leave property amid fire prevention efforts. It highlights Luis Angel Firpo seeking U S citizenship and references Clifton High and Clifton College football teams with an old lineup and new challengers for the season.
An old newspaper page discusses the boll weevil menace, forecasting continued damage next year despite past efforts. It notes late frosts in Texas, the weevil’s spring emergence and feeding cycles, and the need for farmers to remain vigilant as winter ends. emphasizes that weevils will resume activity with spring, requiring ongoing control.
A B Y P U program outline covers a Bong service and secretary’s report. Prayer scripture and lessons include What May a Christian Civet, Spiritual Gifts Are from God, God’s Gifts, Living a Successful Life, Coveting Gifts for What fie Lovelady, with Benediction led by the pastor. Session time noted as 6 42.
The St Olaf Lutheran Church holds English language services next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Sunday night at 7:30 in the Brick Church, with Sunday School at 9:20. A. Uroes is pastor. The note also contains agricultural advice on cotton weevil control stressing early harvesting, field cleaning, and rapid destruction of winter food for insects.
A Sunday gathering at the new Administration Building welcomed Prof. Tynen and his wife, hosted by Cran filend Clifton friends and college faculty. Nearly two hundred guests heard welcomes from Rev. Lerud and Mayor Schow, with musical numbers and a generous offering, as attendees praised the Tynens for years of service and community contribution.Refreshments followed as Sun set, marking a long planned and successful event.
U S Polk purchased the filling station and garage building of Fort & Co in Clifton Texas and Fort & Co moved their workshop and auto sales department to the Wilson Building. Polk plans to own the above property and regards it the town’s most desirable location for the time.
We thank our neighbors and friends for their deeds of kindness during the illness and after the death of our brother Jim Lyons. Mr and Mrs W R Lyons and children. RC Glo handed in his annual dates to his old home paper Tuesday.
After buying film and making careful exposures you should choose a photographer with a solid reputation. Leave your films with Price and Stuart who will forward them promptly for processing and printing.
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