Clifton Record Front Page Notice and Rates 1909
The Clifton Record front page lists publication details for Friday morning August 28, 1909. It includes subscription price of 1.50 and advertising rate of 0.85 per inch.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
The Clifton Record front page lists publication details for Friday morning August 28, 1909. It includes subscription price of 1.50 and advertising rate of 0.85 per inch.
Local reports note Clifton preparations for a gas main project in the Clifton area, with city authorities, Wackem and other divisions coordinating machinery and street work. Public notices urge tax rate discussions, while residents express interest in improved streets and community benefits.
Austin August 17 The University of Texas has accumulated 11 1/100000 in oil royalties over five years and may gain five million more from a proposed regents policy. Land board members indicate they will consider selling valuable Crane County mineral lands after surveys, potentially adding five million if big production results. Regents plan to set development policy for university lands with land board members, while over eight million dollars in new buildings including a nine hundred thousand chemistry building and a million dollar dormitory complex are also under consideration.
The fragment cites a judge referencing a large Native American fight with Americans and mentions population figures for Touma with 24 cities over 10,000, plus Texas river watersheds and the Tyee Railway Commission bound by long international routes.
Aug 14 note reports Delias at the 1929 State Fair of Texas will present The Red Robe, with stars Walter Woolf and Marjorie Peterson. contract details cited with Shubert and Jackson. Also mentions Dobbs as a specialty dancer and dates from prior fair appearances. A separate item notes New Birmingham, Cherokee County, once prosperous near Rusk, now abandoned with iron ore deposits and derelict structures. two furnaces closed long ago.
A notice states that the buyer purchased the White Swan cure from Mr Jenkin and requests any portion of sour patrolnage. the signature appears as Mew J T Forsin tp.
Dallas mayor J Waddy Tate proposes drastic burial reform to ban funeral processions. He wants only the carriages and pallbearers to move from the home to the cemetery, with funerals held after 6 pm to allow more attendees. Undertakers call for consideration of the plan as it aims to reduce road hazards.
A fragmented item notes a young woman and social invitations in a small town context. It mentions Ut Kiving and dare Clarkaville Times in a garbled, era tone.
A seller advertises a three piece overstuffed living room suite at a bargain price. Items described as in good as new condition with attractive pricing, suitable for quick sale. Contact details not fully readable.
The Norse and Harmony Ladies aide conducted a sale at Clifton Mareantile Co. Furniture Department on Saturday August 24 starting at 10. Remember date and plate item.
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