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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1962
Page
5
Local items list pasture space for cows, livestock for sale, appliances, furniture, vehicles, and home rentals. Advertisers include Ima Cook Mosheim road. E R Thiele Valley Mills. Watson Feed & Hatchery. Albert Reesing. O L Flint. Harringtons and Reierson Strand. Evans Implements. Hancock Motors. Strain's Texaco. Valley Mills Top Shop. Western Auto Clifton. Many entries cite contact phones and addresses.
Rates published for ad placements specify a minimum charge of 45 cents with three cents per word for the first insertion and 24 cents per word for subsequent insertions. When billed, the rate is 15 cents per line for the first insertion and 12 cents per line for multiple insertions with black face lines doubled. Minimum charge 50 cents.
Otto Gangshei underwent foot surgery this week and aims to return to his Clifton barber shop. Meridian’s E. G. Marshall and Walnut Springs’ W. A. Stevens remain in Clifton hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. John B. Ludwig plans to depart for California. Cedar Hill resident now visiting Clifton. Mrs. W. A. Wegner seeks improvement in local hospital care. Walnut Springs postmaster Thomas Fair suffered a heart attack and has been in Clifton hospital since Oct. 11. Mrs. Ralph Ray also remains a Clifton hospital patient since Oct. 11. Norse community resident Clifford Jenson had surgery Oct 1 and remains hospitalized. The Lathams moved to 703 West Hackberry Street Clifton from the Dunlops’ former home. Bob Lane and his wife visited Clifton on their way to Dallas and later to Austin to attend Texas Oklahoma game. both attend University of Texas.
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