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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
Cold weather is coming with a forecast of a touch of winter. The ad urges readiness and promotes Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges offering heaters to fit any size room or family and invites quick purchase before the rush.
A Clifton Record excerpt discusses warrants issued by the State of Texas in 1862 to James S. Wells for $100 and the attempt by Mrs. Fannie McCall Wells to collect from the state. The piece notes the warrants’ existence, delays in redemption, and surrounding local financial concerns amid agricultural and highway issues.
A Chicago address features Thomas K. Marshall former US vice president denouncing rail strike tensions. He cites hidden agendas amid reconstruction era costs while a narrator describes a scene of a family in a store and nearby streets, reflecting hardship and social strain.
Clifton AGH defeated Meridian College in a midseason basketball game. The home team dominated with fast scoring and strong defense, while Meridian faced lineup changes and substitutions in a hard fought contest.
Washington Oct 20 The census bureau released figures showing Texas white population at 2 918 185 and Black population at 741 104 for the ten year period. Whites rose 22 percent while negroes increased less, with Harrison County reporting the highest negro share at 1.7 percent and Marion County at 6 4 percent. Urban areas show more people aged 20 to 44, while rural areas have more under 15. More than half the state population is under 30, with about 10 percent aged 45 and over. The report notes urban migration and foreign immigration shaping racial and age patterns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dalian and FLA but lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a coherent news item with specific actions or outcomes.
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