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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
7
A voter letter extols a local Senate candidate from the teacher and neighbor network, praising honesty, fiscal prudence, and devotion to good roads and schools. Signed by community leaders including bank presidents and a pastor, it asserts the candidate’s integrity and readiness to serve the district with economy and decency.
An ornate meditation on past culture and beauty contrasts with a clipped official bank report. The piece underscores a longing for mature understanding amid a vivid memory of art, music, and landscapes, then abruptly shows the Farmers State Bank Clifton Texas statement of condition dated June 30 102.
A historical notice explains future value of bank certificates using 4 percent interest compounded semi annually. It calculates a $25 000 deposit growing to $45 248 in 16 years, $55 201 in 20 years, and $141 117.50 over 60 years, illustrating long term growth for a church fund.
A local notice proclaims universal delivery across the city with emphasis on air quality and prompt service. It appeals to residents by stressing dependable, high standard performance and broad reach.
A broad invitation urged every man and woman in Texas's eleventh district to hear Tom Connally in Waco on July 18 at the McLennan County Court Lawn. Connally praised district loyalty while noting campaign stops across Falls Bell Coryell McLennan Hamilton and Boagus counties and stressing the value of town gatherings.
Superintendent Will leads a service at 8:18 with Rev. W. Millen urging all members to attend. An Interstate Gum merger speaker discussed Wharton County sulfur deposits, estimated between 7 and 26 million tons, highlighting county riches in cotton, corn, and sulfur.
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