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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
Public notice outlines advertising rates for the Clifton Record with a half year period and three month terms. It lists per line costs for face type and special positions, indicating small print rates and layout charges for the publication.
President Coolidge supports further tax cuts as the Meridian Highway between Waco and beyond Meridian opens the Clifton route. Residents celebrate the new continuous road with assurances of reduced travel time and boosted commerce. Clifton’s electric light plant and new street lighting costs are noted, alongside discussions of artesian water and improved utilities. County stockmen praise highgrade cattle and robust farming, with water systems and infrastructure improvements highlighted.
Ed Freeman moved to Anson, Jones county, then returned to tend cattle and business matters. Milton Cox, studying at Abilene, visited home. John Swenson bought in Dallas with his mother. Bekker and Jamils moved to Waco. Miss Wilma Parks and Helen Lit joined sales staff. hogs shipped to market. Mrs. Logins visited city family. Findley visited Whitney. a column on neurasthenia or the blues explains causes and simple living as cure.
A town or city essay laments the loss of neighborly conduct once valued by grandmothers. It contrasts past steady proximity with today’s aloof social rituals and formal gatherings, urging more direct contact and compassionate, everyday kindness in place of status seeking. Also includes a Norwegian obituary note for Mikkel Hoff.
Fragments show an ad listing watches clocks jewelry boats chains spectacles and items broken or out of order. Mentions D M Buck at a street address and indicates a guest staying with a brother in a nearby week.
A local church group announces a Saturday event featuring beverages and baked goods for a church fundraiser. The notice, attributed to the Hale Laidler Auxiliary, invites community members to attend and support the effort with donations and purchases.
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