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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
2
Cl iet ons Trades Day proceeds June 14 feature participating merchants including Carne Martin s Tailor Shop Salyer s Variety Store Barsty Mill Supply and Co Mosley Candy Co plus Waco Packing Company and B l a r tag Insurance Agency. Businesses pledge support with donations and specials to spur community trade.
Local columns list visitors and family ties in Valley Mills. ML Thompson visits grandparents. Gowdall travels to Denison with friends. Mr and Mrs J C Ferepti host luncheon. Wilson from Archer City visiting relatives in Gittens. W C Barnett and children from WWhliney call on family. Mrs Phelen accompanies daughter to El Paso. Mrs J W Bulloch hosts guests. J P Gilbert and family host Tibbetts enroute to Mexico.
Lindsey, a Texas representative, notes eradication drives using poison grain. Campaigns across Crockett to Concho and Coleman counties reduce prairie dog populations, enabling more cattle and less grass loss. Government demonstrations expand across West Texas, with 1800 pounds of poisoned grain deployed.
A historical car feature extols the Ford V-8 with emphasis on driving results. It praises smooth engine operation, 18 75 horsepower, substantial torque, high mileage around 17 to 20 miles per gallon under average driving, and overall low operating cost. The piece also notes appearance and safety as part of the car’s appeal.
Market notice from Tete Gloff's Market stating they will not pay more than half price for hides with hair slipping. Dealers urged to salt hides if not delivered the day the animal is killed. Sales in fat cattle and hides offered at highest prices.
The San Diego Union comments that it is only a question of time before the Reconstruction Finance Corporation runs out of money while noting the probable retention of many valuable friendships as a result of the constraint.
A grand ball will be held at Womack Hall Saturday night June 10 featuring Music by Baby. Thompson serves on the 402 Committee and invites local residents to attend the community event.
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