Clifton Record Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The Clifton Record announces subscription terms and advertising rates. It notes postage as second class mail and outlines display advertising costs per inch.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
4
The Clifton Record announces subscription terms and advertising rates. It notes postage as second class mail and outlines display advertising costs per inch.
Old groundhog theory hinted winter will be brief with shadow signals on February 2. Rural route expansions out of Clifton to begin February and twenty new workers slated. Ray Howell players perform in Clifton under a waterproof tent on Simmons lot with strong crowds. Shows tonight feature What Price Heroes, Friday offers Push. Local residents Mr and Mrs D Hornbuckle visited Meridian. Rev O T Bow attended funeral of Mrs Constanse Moen at age 88.
Washington notes the Houston Democratic convention signaled the end of Representative Thomas L. Blanton's 12 years in the House. Blanton, resigning March 4 to run for the Senate, praised his rival Tom Connally and recalled their joint campaign as he admitted Connally’s decisive victory in the Texas primary.
A fragment from a historical column notes that patient saving builds wealth and cites stories of long-term savers. It mentions individuals like Joseph Cowen and Ben Hodes, small daily sums, and the idea that gradual accumulation enables better positions over time. Oscar J. Ren plans to move to Houston as his future home.
At the regular meeting of the Gie Improvement Society officers were elected: Mrs. L. B. Tennivon president, Mrs. Carl Pearson vice president, Mrs. A. C. Brandes second vice president, Mrs. Edmone Canuteson secretary, Mrs. O. P. Pederson treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Lenton press reporter. A yard entry contest is open with a prize. Vogelman buys the dry goods store stock in Meridian and will move it to Clifton for a big sale. Full announcement to follow next paper.
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