Clifton Record weekly issue by Baldridge 1925
The Clifton Record, edited by Robt L Baldridge, published Fridays from Clifton Texas. Timely community notes and local items carried in the weekly issue dated Friday October 23 1925.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
4
The Clifton Record, edited by Robt L Baldridge, published Fridays from Clifton Texas. Timely community notes and local items carried in the weekly issue dated Friday October 23 1925.
The town updates on the City Electric Light Plant progress with an expected December start. A note on subscriptions, grain prospects after rains, and a column of local social and professional updates follows. Dr D A Carpenter plans to move to Clifton to join his brother in medical practice, with arrangements and residency changes described.
Queen Theatre opens with multiple features and shows. The week includes The Isle of Hope and The Thunder Herd with stars Jack Holt and Lois Wilson. Also Fox News and two reels such as The Fast Mate and The Love Hour. Special Zane Grey Western The Thundering Herd with a noted cast.
Youree Produce Company owner Prank Youree spent several days in Fort Worth for the annual produce and poultry dealers association meeting. He reports a well attended gathering and promises to feature an important fact in next week's issue. Youree traveled via Dallas to visit his wife and two daughters.
Seed oats from Texas Red Rust Proof seed lot arriving next week via Clifton Mercantile Co. Harry Grimland visited from Waco for a short stay with family. My Home For Sale and a vacant lot in south part of Clifton offered by Mrs. Owen Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Malone of Womack community in town Wednesday buying apples and discussing record-date adjustments to move up a year ahead.
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