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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
3
The home merchant is described as the credit giver when finances fail, offering exchanges if unsatisfied and returning money. He greets customers at the door, supports local churches and charities, and spends locally. Clerks live in the hometown, and he assists during illness and after death, embodying neighborly duty and daily hometown pride.
A fringe station WEAK features a rambling audience discussion about government forms, democracy versus dictatorship, and the roles of ambassadors. It references Austin's legislature, public prosperity, and the US Congress, interspersed with colloquial riffs and fictional dialogue.
The article outlines a proposed amendment to cap state expenditures at $10 per capita per year based on the 1930 census, with yearly increases limited to once per decade. It cites a potential $52,000,000 annual cap and notes a related ad valorem tax limit reduction to 51 cents per $100 value, while outlining anticipated reforms in county administration and public school organization.
Mrs. C E Horton of Hamilton and families from Adamsville and Mustang country visited the area last week. Frances Cranfill and Tewell Plasted from Spring Creek called on relatives. Raymond Gaston has been sick. School trustee election next Saturday. few voters. J Bronstad and J W Thompson planned a trip to the magic valley. Neighbors and churchgoers from Perewal and old Norway Mills were seen, with Rev Veatch and others at missionary meeting in Clifton.
The piece extols Crang Water Ongw Tala as a natural mineral spring product, noting rising worldwide demand of about twenty thousand bottles daily. It claims benefits for educators and the public, contrasts with artificial drugs, and asserts the water is a mineral extract from Crumy Winter with claims of healing properties.
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