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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
5
Men and boys receive fall suit pricing on a selection of all wool, fancy patterned outfits. Boys' long pants tailored for a fit like dad's, stressing quality over typical overalls. Descriptions emphasize no better made in the country.
The Clifton Record notes progress with street repaving and gravel work improving travel, along with city officials planning further improvements. It recounts community concerns about safety and convenience, praises residents’ support for local development, and mentions medical and local events including a hospital stay and a public institution visit.
Austin Texas Sept 1 The state began its new fiscal year with treasury cash totaling 18 348 664 compared with 13 726 450 on Sept 1 1927 an increase of 5 622 23 Figures from State Treasurer W Gregory Hatcher show nearly 19 000 000 of the balance funds are in the treasury and available for appropriation
A reading from Our Savior's Lutheran Church notes Sunday school at 10 a.m. services at 11 a.m. with a sermon on Christian education and offerings for Clifton College. The Young People's Society hosts a home made tea social. attendance urged. Also reports school fund balances and warrants, a football practice opening for Clifton College, and a Bosque County Democratic Executive Committee resolution criticizing Republicans and Hoover.
In a fragmentary report, Mcubon admits he took a hard beating following a loaded truck incident. Witnesses describe a collision scene as the vehicle moved to prevent goods from falling. Names such as Roland Winderneedars and Conrad Kunkel are noted in connection with attending Concordia Lutheran College.
Tom Connally Democratic nominee for U S Senator addressed a Waco Cotton Palace Labor Day crowd of labor members and families. He urged Labor Day unity and critiqued triggers of labor conditions while highlighting the laboring man amid world events.
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