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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
4
Friday morning edition lists advertising rates for local display per inch and per line at 10 cents, outlining pricing terms for advertisers. It presents a brief rate card fragment from the 1982 publication, formatted as a small classified notice.
A fragment from a local column notes farmers plan for better crops with moisture, forecasts frost risk, and mentions the March Mery ford Show organized by the local Lion Club. It cites Lion red W. Nelson and Hugh M. White approving a fringe event, while debating winter and spring conditions and their impact on fruit and cotton yields.
The piece recounts Paderewski’s reflections on hardship and public sentiment advocating music education. It notes his belief in broader study of music and cites his February 8 Madison Square Garden benefit for needy musicians alongside local reactions about employment in the arts and economic strain.
A list of announced candidates for various county and district offices in the Democratic Primary. Names include Vernon Lemens for Congress 101k district, Penn J. Jackson for District Attorney, Maggie B. Little for District Clerk, Alfred Hardwick for Tax Collector, Chas. M. Gandy for County Clerk, Burrell F. Word for County Judge, Dudley White for Sheriff, Tom Brittain for Commissioner, and others such as A. C. Grimland J. Pierce Richards and Caldw Caldwell in local races.
Local farmers plan reduced cotton acreage after county attorney appeals. Expect 10 to 20 percent cuts and a shift to alternative crops. Lutheran church services and notices appear amid community events. A social gathering at the Hanson home is noted with names Axel Hanson and Mrs. Rae Erickane.
A Valentine social at the Methodist Church on Monday afternoon, hosted by Mrs Neel, featured a lesson read by Roy KN and guest speakers. Guests included Mrs Ernest Schumacher and Aunt Kettler, with new members welcomed as a large attendance enjoyed sandwiches. The Record notes widespread rain and rising Mosque River, with dead animals washing downstream in this flood period.
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