Advertising Rates in The Clifton Record 1927
Display advertising per inch shown for Clifton Record issue dated September 18 1927. The brief line lists a rate of thirty cents per inch for display ads with pirate satire noted in the line.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
4
Display advertising per inch shown for Clifton Record issue dated September 18 1927. The brief line lists a rate of thirty cents per inch for display ads with pirate satire noted in the line.
A mangled fragment outlines reckless automobile behavior by both youths and parents. It highlights rising dairy product consumption boosting farm earnings, notes dairy as a major agricultural sector, and mentions Clifton cleansing campaigns by the Texas Louisiana Power Co with demonstrations of washers and vacuums led by local figures.
Anne Nichols, a 26 year old Georgia native, left small town jobs and wrote plays for Pink O’Hare in New York. After early rejections, she funded her own production, faced harsh critique, and rose to massive success selling film rights and earning millions. Her rise, from chorus girl to celebrated playwright, captivates readers of the Austin American.
A fragmented 1910s era column extols Clifton Texas and the Bosque valley noting plans for an electric light plant and sewers, mentions the Hillsboro Jersey Calf Club event with calf distribution and local speakers, and ends with a dramatic courtroom-style appeal to jury about a murder case.
Nellie Ness who calls herself Dr N Ness arrives as a town doctor in Hanna Wyoming and is revealed to be Nellie, a woman living in masculine style. The incident triggers jailhouse speculation as the sheriff detains her in the men's quarters while prosecutors argue the case. Church notices and Sunday school details follow in the later column.
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