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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
3
A short notice advertises a nut special urging customers to buy what they will need, highlighting a promotional event at a local store. The offer emphasizes essential items and value for shoppers preparing supplies.
A destructive afternoon storm strikes the town injuring Mr Mounce at the old RM Chuck place. A bolt shattered a window and caused debris. he survived with shock and limited feeling, later recounting his recovery. The piece links to reflections on childhood, education, and progress at Walnut Springs Hustler.
Cluemore W. Hume, Federal District Director of savings for the Eleventh Federal Reserve District, notes holders of Liberty Bonds worry about losses as prices fall. The piece argues Civil War bonds underperform, while Liberty Bonds rise, with a cited example of a $100 bond growing to about $126.00 over nine years, urging confidence in government bonds as sound investments.
A Texas exhibit report notes Ameep exhibits will be substantial this year with plans led by Texan figures. Superintendent Jones of the Terah A AM rallege district outlines readiness and competition amid upcoming fairs. The show will select stock and sheep entries with categories Flock A, stock lambs, and classes for ewes and rams.
State Fair officials report unprecedented demand for space as the fair fills rapidly. Most exhibitor slots are sold with only limited opportunities remaining, indicating a brisk pace not seen in the history of the State Fair of Texas.
A fragmentary historical note describes tension within Arkansas politics as Wallace Townuent Feawlar Republican and others debate the influence of the "lily white" faction. Delegates bolted the state convention after seating a lily white slate, with Pulaski County figures among critics of the turnout.
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