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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
2
The piece surveys oil and petrochemical sectors as stabilizing forces during economic downturns, noting heavy fuel oil use for heating, industry interdependence with daily life and business, and claims it as a near depression-proof sector. It also touches on broader economic and societal trends, including tax figures, farm legislation, and wartime veterans’ care costs.
The Norse Literary Society held its fifth meeting on Wednesday morning December 1 1987. Members presented programs with readings jokes spelling and drawings. Friday basketball results showed girls 20 Womack 8 and boys 9 80. Primary pupils planned November birthday party and Christmas preparations continue.
New advertisement notes Rogers Nursery at Ketcher? Actually Kimbell old town invites visitors to inspect high grade nursery stock at reasonable prices. NYA girls at Fort Worth General Hospital aided in preparing and serving 41 960 meals over the last four months, reported by C P Little Jr district supervisor to the state youth director.
The Cranfills Gap school column notes Scout badges awarded by Mr. Powell of Waco to Harlan Reesing, John Reesing, Maurice Maakestad, Guy Finstad and others. Reports six week exams, pupil moves, new entrants, a primary room band, and classroom projects. Basketball previews against Valley Mills, Lions upcoming game, and cheer for Cotton Bowl participants. Also mentions a local mechanic classification in Michigan and the Clifton Herd and De Dalles News earning $2.50 per week.
V D Goodall M D physician and surgeon advertises office in Old Int National Bank building with contact numbers 168 and 2 Gitta 3 Tema showing two phone lines for patient reach.
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