Clifton Record masthead and author notice
The Clifton Record announces publication by Robt L Dabdridge with postal stationing at Clifton and second class mail status noted.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
4
The Clifton Record announces publication by Robt L Dabdridge with postal stationing at Clifton and second class mail status noted.
Report from Clifton on cotton prices and weather helping farmers as many children stay out of school to pick cotton. William Jennings Bryan endorses Neff for president. Baptist Church lists services and topics for upcoming week led by Pastor C F Brows.
An American discussion of the Evangelical Lutheran Church notes its near 90 million worldwide membership, with 2.5 million in the United States and 1,043,454 nominal members. It cites 11,700 pastors, 18,000 congregations, and about 200 Lutheran schools serving 116,000 students. The Concordia Seminary in St. Louis trains over 400, and a new facility costing $2.5 million is planned. The church has doubled its membership roughly every 14 years, outpacing others in states like Wisconsin and cities including Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland.
Washington reports note Representative Tom Connally of Texas has risen to national prominence and is feared by Republicans. His college days at Baylor and Add-Ran University included editor duties, a sharp feud, and the nickname Talking Tom. His path also spans the University of Texas, Marlin law practice, and service in the state legislature. Also noted is the death of George Bartholomaei, a prominent Texas tobacco trader and pursuer of Geronimo, at age 76.
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