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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
4
The Clifton Record notes recent soaking rains across Bosque County boost fall grain sowing prospects and winter pasturage. It highlights political winds from the Texas Democratic primary, election returns, and local civic visits, including Congressman Cross’s visit and reappointment signals for firm local service.
An essay warns against worry about the future while stressing thrift as the basis for success and happiness. It argues prudent living, planned preparation, and avoiding living beyond means, linking thrift to long term rewards and personal advancement. References to Rockefeller and Bruce Barton illustrate thrift and restraint in action.
A Texas report signals continued political fever as Ferguson is named for re election while Merowsh and others are urged to join the fray. The piece hints at retirement rumors and potential changes in the political lineup, reflecting intense local interest.
Billie Welborn, two and a half years old, was fatally injured when a Gulf Service Company truck backed from the Welborn driveway in Jacksonville. The vehicle, driven by J. M. Baker, rolled over the child as the truck moved out, ending the life of the toddler.
Federal trimoury autoeries find that Texas has 481 millionaires and 14 super million sizes based on income tax data. Noted figures reflect wealth concentration across the state with implications for tax policy and economic distribution.
Nore announces a community festival to be held Saturday November first featuring local groups, food stalls, and activities for families. Organizers invite residents from surrounding areas to join, with schedules to be posted at town hall and online.
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