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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
8
A Purina Poultry Department survey shows Stewart and Vickers earned over two million in a year by cutting feed costs. They achieved this by using precise rations tailored to egg production, balancing carbohydrates proteins and fats to maximize egg output and profits.
Local ad promotes Purina Cow Chow and Bulky Chicken Chowder along with wheat corn hay and mill feed. It invites customers to bring in their feed for daily custom grinding and grinding to fit specific needs.
Notice includes a range of items from a Texas Pacific Railway fare experiment between Fort Worth and Big Rapids to a probate notice for Emma Prather of Bosque County. It mentions the same publication year, executor Womack, and audience of creditors and heirs, with notices to settle estates and file claims within specified deadlines.
Womack and Garversville teams prepare for Friday games with Greenville and Cooper opponents. School schedule includes Saturday makeup day due to a holiday, with staff and students working on Christmas program. Three Musllars attended Caldwell funeral and returned to resume classes.
The piece humorously portrays Texas hardships with jokes about traffic, stocking shortages, rising cigarette use, limited movie theater uptime, and scarce supplies. It satirically notes shortages in food and goods while mocking consumer frictions and the economy.
The notice lists a weekend program at CliftEx with films including The Gil of the Golten and a First National Vitaphone feature. It notes additional attractions like Clara Bow in Night and a parade of acts plus talks and comedy. Also mentions other ads and local notices about housing, farms, and a local incident.
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