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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
5
An old advertisement from Clifton Texas touts Sherwin Williams paints and brushes. It claims paint covers more surface, applies easily, maintains appearance longer, and auto paint can refresh a car’s look. Emphasizes value and quality with a self leveling paint.
The Clifton Record shows masthead by Robt. L. Baldridge with postal data and class mailing note, dated Friday August 7 1925. It lists subscription and display advertising rates including per inch pricing and special position charges, reflecting typical small town newspaper business details of the era.
The report notes recent rain easing drought fears as crops sprout and fields recover. Local residents including Reece of Cleburne and Bea of Clifton visit Venus, while business leaders urge cooperation to boost prosperity amid concerns over past robberies and economic tension in Texas communities.
In a Texas highway commission briefing, Urrett cites growing congestion and calls for widening projects. Barbee reports from Waxters Beaten after trip. officials discuss design methods and long term statewide plans. A special White Dinner Plate ad appears, along with notes on local visits, rentals, and picnic events at Clifton area sites.
A rickety notice mentions a 1925 Mayfield resolution and a joint concert planned by Valley Silly band and the Clift Bonony Hand for an August event. It notes a local letter by M Preev and Earl E Wilson directing a 3 piece ensemble, inviting attendance and urging members to be present.
The Dublin Texas region reports a 19 000 barrel well in Comyn Comanche county during August. Local updates mention production figures and state-wide activity with ongoing developments and named contacts.
Cleburne Texas July 30 report tells of a man who was completely deaf for two years and suddenly regained his hearing after an accident at work. The account describes his shock and relief as sound returned, allowing him to hear his surroundings again.
The Shipping Board accepted Henry Ford's bid for 200 government vessels at a total of 1,706,000 dollars after a full-day meeting. Ford will scrap most ships while retaining a few for use in ocean trade with Diesel engines installed. the decision followed President Leigh Palmer of the Emergency Fleet Corporation's recommendation.
Millsboro Texas Aug 4 Will Dunn a farmer living northwest of town was kicked by a mule and is in critical condition after his head struck a hard object. He has been unconscious for several hours. Mr and Mrs John A Cilsehrey returned home after a week’s stay. Arica Olean, st Carper Wyoming.
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