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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
7
Postmasters general Jamen A. Parier forecasts return of two cent postal rate within weeks. Speaking at Grove City’s federal building dedication, Parley said President Booseret is expected to sign the postage cut bill soon.
Mintke by Shady Dale String Band Berette tte. Local notice shows a community event with music and dance planned for the upcoming Saturday at Bhody Bale.
The State Department of Health warns protective campers Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and other outdoor lovers about typhoid fever risks from food and water sources. Transmission occurs via contaminated substances entering the mouth and can spread by water milk pies and other foods. Safe practices are urged to prevent illness during summer activities.
Reports show two feet growth on pecan buds and plans to vaccinate pullets for pox. Fall gardens look good with new concrete tile irrigation systems. J H Hughes nears completion of a 950 foot trench silo at Ward and Rush Place. Fred Fehler finishes a 60 foot trench silo at Cooper. Vivid personal reminiscences recount a neighborhood childhood and a beloved Sunday school teacher.
A column reflects on silver as an investment, banking reform debates led by Tom Lamont,Biographical notes on Doc Roller the wrestler and doctor, tides and tidal mills, and a humorous knocker’s prayer pleading for local growth restraint. The piece blends historical finance commentary, sports memory, engineering ideas, and a town sentiment.
A V8 Ford demonstration unit with 11 inch wheat base and no wood arrives for display at the Comendani event. It features tires and bumpers ready for the model run, with delivery completed for exhibition purposes.
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