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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
4
The Clifton Record lists rates for display and local advertising per inch and per line, with black face type charges. Subscription prices shown include one year for 1.50, six months, and three months at 80 cents, payable in advance.
The Record prints notices and financial items from Clifton area, detailing a substantial cotton sale by local farmers worth thousands of dollars. It notes subscriptions and community concerns, plus a society wedding of Svy Mauvin Goodan and Rev. By C. Butler in Threetl Texas and future travel to New York and Edinburgh.
A fragmented passage notes farming as a complex business, warns that one may labor lifelong yet not be a farmer, and mentions city authorities selling bonds for an electric light plant, city auditorium, and water improvements while hinting at development toward Clifton.
Waco Texas September 9 J F Weiser has resigned as manager of the Waco Mill and Elevator company due to ill health. He is succeeded by H L Stover formerly assistant general manager of the Oklahoma City Mill and Elevator company. Weber retains his interest but cannot devote time. T P Duncan, former general manager of the Waco Mill and Elevator company and now VP and general manager of the Wichita Mill and Elevator company at Wichita Falls, met Stover and will remain until Tuesday. Stover is a well known Southern railroad man.
The obituary profiles Bell as a relentless inventor whose early telephone work funded further innovations and ferrangement efforts. He welcomed collaboration, kept a lasting focus on electricity, and remained active in public affairs visiting Washington and engaging with lawmakers and ambassadors.
Plainview report describes an encounter where a missionary Rev. L. Williams meets a peddler with a large tin pack. The minister invites the man to ride, but the peddler abruptly leaps from the car in fear after a religious question, leaving the pack in the minister’s possession as he flees toward water and darkness. The incident is linked to a local weekly program at Miss Etta Mae Parks and theater listings for The Queen Theatre, including Heart of the Jungle and other features with showtimes and dates.
In Paris Texas, Sept, five religiously minded individuals were jailed after a trance like ritual to save a man from hell. They wore clothes in custody. two men and three women participated. The group had sheltered in an abandoned country house for days before arrest.
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