Clifton Record Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The Clifton Record announces weekly Friday editions from Clifton Texas dated January 18 1920. Advertising rates list display ads per inch and local ads per line with payment in advance.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
20
The Clifton Record announces weekly Friday editions from Clifton Texas dated January 18 1920. Advertising rates list display ads per inch and local ads per line with payment in advance.
The article notes Texas construction and improvement plans for 1920 with Southwestern Bell funding about 814,231,000. Mentions Borden milk plant preparations and local interest in dairy development, plus public frustration over costs and political asks for state projects without personal expense.
Clifton residents celebrate Hamble Oil and Refining Company plans to build a wholesale plant, office building, and tanks on a Rock Gorge site. Work is underway with local contractor bands and home laborers, while Gov Moody inaugurated his term and discussed state priorities. Nelda Mainkowsky, five, died after scarlet fever. funeral held at Womack Church with interment in Coyotes Cemetery. Magazine Club met January eighth with debate on Child Labor Amendment and a report on the Bureau of Standards.
Austio Texas January 15. A one cent per pound tax on the retail article is proposed by state reviewers. The tax would raise revenue and be collected at the point of sale. The note mentions hearings and potential effects on commerce.
January 20 schedule includes Sunday School at 1 30 and English language services at 2 80 led by Rev J A Urnen. Young People's Society meets Sunday night in the dining hall. Ladies meet Tuesday February 2. notices of nearby businesses and a Rhode Island Red hatchery with pricing and monthly payment plan. contact L Elder for setting date.
Meridiaia trapper C. Baker surprised Bosque county by bringing in three full grown female wolves last Tuesday. Two wolves were captured in J. W. Greenwade pasture and one in MT Greenwade pasture, illustrating the perilous game of trapping where a wolf need only slip up once to end the chase.
A damaged plea from Jenson laments the death of a provider leaving widow and children to face hardship. The writer urges buying a life insurance policy to keep the wolf from the door and suggests investing a few dollars for a better future, promoting BESTA from Southland.
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