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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
9
Cranfills Gap reports include Newt Culp as assistant superintendent on the freight line, Revival in Clifton led by Evangelist Reid, and numerous visits between Clifton, Jacksboro, and surrounding farms. Local births deaths weddings and family travels are chronicled along with a buy a bale cotton club organized at Whitney Texas on September 14 with about one hundred members.
A promotional notice offers a free trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco 1915 for agents who sell The Great Republic Life Insurance Company or The Cherokee Life Insurance Company. Agents must remit the entire first year premium on the first $10,000 of 20-Pay Life with the applications to qualify. Contact 8S. C. Pandolfo, General Agent, San Antonio, Texas.
Automobile owners urged to visit Neil Nelson’s machine shop in Clifton Texas for free tire air filling and repair services. The notice emphasizes ready repair work and tire inflation assistance for locals.
Washington reports that treaties with Great Britain France Spain and China were signed by Secretary Bryan and the ambassadors. The pacts aim to render armed conflict with these powers almost or entirely impossible and require all disputes that cannot be settled by diplomacy to be referred to a permanent commission for investigation for one year.
The text portrays Texas residents rallying to block speculation on the Southern cotton crop. It suggests the crowd will lead a push to defeat employers aiming for a low price and favors a “pay a bale” strategy as the effective remedy.
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