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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
4
The page compiles diverse items from a Walther League gathering and local bakery notes to a detailed colonial castle history and fragmented political commentary. It mentions a Fort Worth audience, fashioning a broad mosaic of events, places, and personalities with intermittent OCR glitches.
A controversy over convict labor and its use in state printing and manufacturing prompts protests from printers. The article notes inefficiencies and contradictions in prison work policies, including attempts to employ inmates for state printing and the broader impact on state departments and penitentiary expenses.
The listing notes gold items and valuables seized or sold in the wake of losses and crime. It mentions wedding rings, a derby cup, police badges, a Shubert theatre pass, and other gold objects traded or valued by dealers. A New York dealer describes proceeds from a 1928 stock market era gift.
A local shop advertises saddle work and seat covering services with claims of guaranteed satisfaction. The notice mentions the proprietor “Calvert Shop” and references generic offerings like “old firat nut' 3g.” The fragmentary text suggests a small business promotional item without clear dates or locations.
Amrillo April 16 officials and county agents outline a giant dust control program to halt wind erosion. Federal lands cover 6 396 000 acres in danger of blowing away in 41 Texas Panhandle counties. Farmers receive 10 cents per acre listing, funds channeled through local committees to certify grant applications.
The Clifton Home Club announces a regular meeting on Wednesday April 24 at 2 10 PM The club votes to levy annual dues of 0 cents per member to support instruction and benefits The note urges regular attendance and active participation by each member to sustain the club and recruit former members to join the effort, with reporter’s closing outlook.
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