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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
6
A garbled reminiscence blends arithmetic puzzles with Civil War echoes. It recalls a Confederate town after Appomattox, a veteran’s voyage, and a printer named Baird Blue. The piece threads schooling, freedom, and heroism with faded details and scattered names.
Sept 11 dispatch argues Baylor University delays fall quarter to admit more women, cites dining room cafe installation and dorm space. Editor extols war bonds as stabilizers postwar inflation, urging readers to buy bonds as civic duty, with rhetoric on patriotism and national resilience.
Ray Tidwell, 85, former Dallas resident and Bosque County druggist, died at his home in Iredell Saturday. A Bryan High School graduate, he was active in Iredell civic affairs. He is survived by his wife, father, and two children. Funeral services will be held at Iredell Sunday.
Logs sunk 70 years ago while floated to a mill in East Texas are being hauled from the Sabine River near Kilgore. Dwight Dickson of Dickson and Horton Sawmill says the pine logs, well preserved by resin, are valued for their superior lumber. The mill has retrieved logs from a 10 mile stretch above the Kilgore Lane view highway and sold about 300000 board feet. Rusted chains with iron spikes still bind many logs as they lay stacked or chained after recovery.
Aruba in the Netherlands West Indies enlarges its airport to attract more carriers and expand its schedule offerings to include the island.
Sunday at our church included new song books and services. Visitors and relatives gathered at homes, with lists of attendees from McMillan and Bearden families. The H D Club suspends meetings until the 30th and Florists of Mexico shift to U S gladioli bulbs.
Texas officials urge concerted effort to control typhus fever spread by rats. Dr Cox calls for rat extermination, proper garbage handling, covered pails, and home and business proofing. Local health departments will assist with trapping and poisoning campaigns upon request.
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