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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
8
A fragment from the Beaumont Journal notes a dispute in the cotton belt of Texas involving Waey and others. It mentions fines levied on farmers to repay debts and costs, with a reference to marais and lineroes and a farmery in need of funds.
Land deeds and local notices listed show transfers in Iredell and Valley Mills. A school tax levy passed. highway work approved. numerous clerical and court expenses recorded for Meridian area officials and services. Local residents and visitors mentioned in passing.
Austin report says Governor Hobby called a special session for Sept 21 at 11 to safeguard the November 1920 general election. The push includes voter qualifications and equal poll tax fees, with funds directed to election operations and expanded eligibility.
In Idalou community, C and McCurdy shipped about seventy hogs averaging 208 pounds each. They fed maize and used an apparatus where a cradle bell formed the floor of a chute. a hog confined in the chute operated a belt to drive a power shaft and the feed prinder.
A rambled column notes generosity and civility while recounting timely quips on politics and marriage. The parent teacher association announces its first meeting of the new school year Friday at 3 45 PM in the school auditorium. Visitors welcome as members urged to attend and show interest in the school and teachers.
A fragmented listing outlines weekly showings at the Queen Theatre including Harold MacGrath’s The Morbid e and Daredevil Jack episodes, with additional midweek and coming attractions such as Where the West Begins and Run of Green Gables, complemented by a feature on modern traffic menace urging civic action.
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