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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
6
Fort Worth dispatch reports mobbers battered into the depot safe at Koppert in Basque county on Tuesday night and escaped with 640 cash and more than 3000 dollars in Liberty Bonds. Suspects fled the scene as authorities began investigations.
Black Minow ers claim victory in a local prize contest, with organizers citing standout performances and a notable display of talent. Participants from nearby groups congratulated the winners as crowds cheered.
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Texas Adjutant General McGee warns cutting guard funds harms morale and readiness. Connally challenges administration on appropriation matters, urging Congress and Budget Director approval to avoid a despot-like shift in funding power. The dispute centers on National Guard support and larger budget control.
Fractured note seeks votes for an unspecified election official. The writer pledges personal solicitation and asks readers to remember favors done for them. The message mentions an election and references a City Marshal. The legibility is poor and names are garbled.
A church announces Holy Week events including Good Friday service at 11 a.m. and a reading on the Passion of Christ. Special invitations extend to those unconnected with a church. The program lists hymns, prayers, readings, and a devotional schedule with multiple participants and a mission gift drive.
A box supper will be held at Gar certificville school house west Saturday night April 4 with a short program. Readings and entertainment include God’s Grace Not an Accident and several titled pieces by local performers. a benediction closes the event.
A long interview outlines how Mrs. Ferguson works beside Governor Ferguson in Texas. He compares the pair to historic presidential aides, cites daily duties, and describes the split executive workload, with Mrs. Ferguson in the outer office entertaining visitors while he handles legislative liaison and pardons.
A portrait of Governor Ferguson and Mrs Ferguson shows them enduring long hours at the state house while managing official duties and public requests. The piece notes late-night calls from relatives seeking pardons or aid, the governor’s outreach to job seekers, and Mrs Ferguson’s limited leisure as they navigate scrutiny and public attention amid the administration.
Nomana Setas authorizes payment of 20000 for land supporting the state capital and institutions. Mrs Kate Chambers Sturgis and Stella J. McGregor of Galveston are named heirs. Governor Ferguson presents a solid gold pet to Cafer, attorney for the Chambers heirs, with a request that funds cover ten million dollars in pocket knives made in the United States each year.
A fragment notes confusion over James E. Ferguson's title after his rise to chief magistrate. It suggests that while some view him as governor, others argue he remains governor in fact, implying two governors exist in name but one in reality.
A brief note discusses a new combination described as three times more effective than plain calomel, highlighting its improved potency and potential medical applications while avoiding graphic detail.
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