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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
The Clifton Record presents advertising rates and publication notes for the weekly Friday-morning paper. Includes pricing for one year six months and three months in advance along with submission and distribution details for its reader audience.
Fragmented interview reveals a heated political exchange on party loyalties and policy directions. Calls arise to endorse key figures, while concerns over reform and leadership shape the debate. Voters track party lines ahead of elections amid shifting alliances and signature issues.
Local Clifton notes report on station broadcasts by Charny Brothers for theatre entertainment and a Wells drill near Coyote offering water supply details. The well at depth nears a hundred feet, causing excitement as water and gas noises echo, with reports of oil possibly rising after drilling.
A 1922 balance sheet filed with the secretary of state shows Ford assets including cash, plant, and machinery. The Dearborn publishing note and linesin motors company are cited as related. surplus and total cash figures are listed with a $250,008 cash access noted.
Gateville Texas August 30 the Coryell County Fair opened drawing crowds as high as fifteen to twenty thousand. The event featured a Confederate veteran remarks by Tom Connally a military parade by State Training School cadets and a large poultry and livestock exhibit drawing praise from attendees.
The article discusses turning under weeds and other vegetable matter to create humus, noting fertilizer alone cannot improve the soil without humus. It stresses increasing vegetable matter, including weeds and stalks, to boost soil health and crop yields, and warns that without humus the soil will be hard to improve.
The State Game Fish and Oyster Commission tightens dove season enforcement statewide starting September with strict laws on open seasons for turkey quail and pheasant. Restrictions cover methods, bag limits, possession, and transport while noting counties with no turkey season and defending court-approved hunting conduct. The piece also mentions Dr. T Scott and family's recent travels through Amarillo to Austin.
Mayfield told Democrats in Cleburne that the party should serve everybody and urged agreement on potash development near Cleburne. He denounced opposition to current federal policy and supported European stabilization, foreign markets, and a controlled return of alcohol with caveats. The Dallas based coverage notes his nomination by Mrs. Willmann of Dallas and hints at temperance tensions and press pricing.
It will pay you to have your car work done by Godager Brox. The shop offers the best equipped facilities in town and guarantees work that will satisfy customers.
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