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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
7
A delightful banquet at City Auditorium showcased green decor and mint filled candy cups. Superintendent Mr Raley acted as master of ceremonies, delivering jokes and speeches by teachers and the senior BYP A, celebrating Liberty and Law with scripture readings and discussions. Separate notices advertised poultry trays, chick sales, and local hardware tire business updates.
A fragment touts comfort dining and good home cooking at a neighborhood restaurant. The note mentions customer service, pleasing customers, and a nod to Grilli as proprietor in a casual, nostalgic tone.
The piece argues buyers should compare total costs beyond the sticker price. It claims Ford lowers distribution and financing costs, offering $50 to $75 in savings, with low dealer margins, no unnecessary equipment, and factory-include features. It encourages itemized cost analysis for value.
The text notes several Texas bank mergers and consolidations including Firat National and Sanger National, American National Bank of Torcell absorbing One First National, First National Bank of Me1quiat taking over First State Bank, and Farmers National Bank of Forney merging with City National Bank of Forney. It also mentions a cement plant in San Antonio as the first west of the Mississippi built in 1929. Local school updates include flagpole dedication, Mustang playground game results, parent visitors, and honor roll listings.
A brief newspaper card notes H. J. Cureton of Meridian and Jas M. Robertson as attorneys in a local legal notice style entry. The sparse OCR fragment emphasizes firm association and location without further details.
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