Portofice Clifton Tex Ad Rates Notice
Advertising rate notice for Port of fice Clifton Texas lists display rates per inch and local advertising per vine. Dated Friday July 22, 1908, it details second class mail matter dispatch every Friday morning.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
Advertising rate notice for Port of fice Clifton Texas lists display rates per inch and local advertising per vine. Dated Friday July 22, 1908, it details second class mail matter dispatch every Friday morning.
The text reports campaign activity in a county with farmer-voters and early voting. It mentions a Wool campaign event, expected turnout, and officials urging Saturday poll participation. It notes a local farmer, KB Moopman, delivering watermelons and cantaloupes after a sale. It references Dr. Archie Price and a memorial dinner in Clifton as political and social events connected to the campaign.
A 1990 safety session at the Nathunal Eafery focused on fall hazards from stairways. Reports show workers faced risks with dentin like objects and unsecured handles and buckets. The meeting emphasized protective measures to reduce injuries among staff.
A stream of garbled text mentions soil flowers and transplanting with scattered references to a garden scene. It names Walter Wheat in Fire, Abe Meaty, and a list of plant types like azaleas and irishor, suggesting an old newspaper garden note or miscellany with fragmented lines about planting and survival. The passage is largely indecipherable but centers on horticulture and seasonal work.
A fragmentary account recalls a Chinese student trainee in World War II era training who crash landed after a Japanese encounter. His courageous act saved a child and inspired admiration for adult sacrifice, viewed as a vital example of progress and resilience amid danger.
Fragmentary OCR describes an early slot machine concept from ancient Egypt, noting a water-based device and siphon-like valve system linked to a vase. It mentions an innovator linked to the Nile temple and an apparatus using bags and reeds.
Voters faced a heated race with Lovie seeking reelection as candidates clash over taxes, safety, and governance. Campaigns highlighted party lines and local issues, while turnout remained uncertain in the district contest and nearby suburbs.
A passage from News-Recant, Law jaa, Ky urges readers to support local merchants. The piece argues shoppers keep stock by asking merchants to source desired goods and promote loyalty to home businesses, noting benefits to community and economy.
The sun’s rays take between ten and twenty minutes to reach Earth, delivering light and warmth essential for life. This brief journey explains why dawn and dusk moments appear to linger as light travels across space.
The piece discusses the Forgotten Man, arguing he bears the burden of reform and seeks justice through government action. It critiques legislators and administrators, urging relief for common people and warning of revolution if welfare promises fail. It cites Rowevert, political tension, and moral reform themes.
A list of Cleburne citizens endorses Penn J. Jackson for district attorney, praising his integrity, fairness, and legal ability. Signatories include pastors, judges, bankers, lawyers, and local officials, all asserting trust and confidence in his leadership.
The report notes Franklin D. Roosevelt and wife oppose the 18th Amendment repeal, citing their personal stance as a longstanding belief. The article references a Paris guillotine exhibit and an auction-like display, alongside listing newspaper prices for The Clifton Record and Dallas News at $2.50 yearly.
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