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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
7
Receipts and cash shortfalls cited by the Attorney General over the past two years include about 100 000 dollars from Ballys Fort Worth companies for alleged tax law violations. The rest notes general maintenance and a biennial appropriation of 188 640 dollars and references a federal bureau report.
A historical editorial celebrates Texas electing a woman governor as a milestone, noting public prejudice shifting as women, led by Mrs Ferguson, run and influence politics. It argues that women can lead, calls for continued progress, and links the moment to broader American womanhood advances.
Fragmented OCR notes report state politics weather and court actions. References to Gov Ett, Amati, Caldwell auntie, university figures, scholarships, and a public works plan populate the garbled item with scattered names, dates, and numbers from various agencies and counties.
O A Francis of Dallas Texas credits Tanlac with reviving his health and appetite after long stomach trouble. He reports fatigue vanished, color returned, and digestion improved enabling him to work daily. He praises Tanlac as a life changer and notes it is sold by druggists.
A fragmented Texan notice reports the death of Elder John A Durst aged eighteen at an auction in Kimble County near Leon County where his father was the first white settler in 1842. The obituary ties him to the Durst family old pioneer line and mentions his widow Calta Daret and siblings. An Austin item notes state approval to spend 84008 on road maintenance equipment following competitive bidding.
A compact ad for a truck service offers 24 hour or day phone access and travel to Waco. It proclaims motto Your free is our business and guarantees express moving with dependable service. The ad emphasizes hauling anything anywhere with prompt, reliable delivery.
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