Clifton Record Advertising Rates and Publication Note
The Clifton Record dated Friday morning July 3, 1828 lists subscription rates payable in advance and defines advertising rates per inch with brief pricing details for readers and businesses.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
4
The Clifton Record dated Friday morning July 3, 1828 lists subscription rates payable in advance and defines advertising rates per inch with brief pricing details for readers and businesses.
A garbled urging to participate in a poll or election urging readers to vote for preferred candidates. The fragment hints at learning about lost relatives after trouble and recalls forgetting relatives, reflecting unclear, stray phrasing.
The piece notes rising numbers of auto filling stations and praises their services such as windshield cleaning and radiator checks. It highlights attendants aiding travelers, offering road guidance, and the trend of station managers planning itineraries for trips. It contrasts past wagon journeys with modern convenient refueling networks and mentions regional growth and political discussions surrounding candidates.
A garbled civic note thanks Clifton and Bon Que Cout communities for support. It mentions consultation with elders, a decision affecting county matters, and deep gratitude for public effort and trust toward an unnamed recipient.
Burke purchases fine white faced cattle for his ranch eight miles from town. A mixed column of political commentary follows about President Wilson, European diplomats, and international relations, with social notices and church announcements interspersed. The page blends opinion with local notices, church services, and community events.
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