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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
2
In a local discussion the country merchant argues casual shoppers choose convenience and prices, not service alone. He cites neighbors and carpeting stores, churches, and community events as proof that home businesses sustain towns and attract patronage. A note directs readers to advertisements on another page for opposing views from financial institutions.
College Echoes from Asal Spa highlights the junior college role bridging high school and higher education, with dormitory arrivals from Texas and campus activities. It covers guest students, theater plans, society meetings, and ongoing campus life including baseball, dances, and a school production.
A fragmented ad urges immediate life insurance coverage while in good health. It stresses the duty to loved ones and warns that protection is harder to secure during illness or after death, prompting readers to obtain a policy from Southland Insurance.
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