Hieet Us Tailor Ad Offer Lightweight Suit Options
The notice urges customers to use a good tailor to maintain a neat appearance and fit. It promotes lighter weight suits for hot weather to keep wearers cool and looking sharp.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
6
The notice urges customers to use a good tailor to maintain a neat appearance and fit. It promotes lighter weight suits for hot weather to keep wearers cool and looking sharp.
A chaotic report from Europe and Austin describes Gertrude Ederle besieged by letter writers and fans seeking favors and sightings. The Austin dispatch notes no pardons issued by the governor as thousands press for clemency decisions.
A yearlong department of agriculture report cites a nearly half million drop in U S farm population and a prior 2 000 decrease. Rural districts trend downward while nearby industrial centers grow. Paris reports mirror declines in France as urban migration rises. The piece notes entertainment, mobility, and rising costs push youths toward city life, with farming becoming work while cities offer play.
Belgium enacts a new law mandating compulsory insurance coverage for workers aging into retirement and coverage related to premat re death, aiming to secure protection for elderly employees and their families.
A fragmentary sermon outline discusses loving and honoring God through the Ten Commandments. It explains Jehovah Elohim as the all sufficient, sovereign God and covers the first four commandments: worship only the true God, avoid covetousness, revere God’s name, and observe the Sabbath. References to scripture and contrasts with idolatry and profane living frame the main points.
Fragmentary OCR yields an epitaph style note mentioning Atamet Woot and a group or person named Secret Prayer. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places. no verifiable events or affiliations beyond these two names.
The Circuit will open Friday morning with Rev. Rees and Rev. Olson leading Norwegian and English services. Sunday School and Bible readings, Norwegian church, and afternoon sessions are noted. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday with Mens group nearby.
The congevas measure was passed with a four to one vote remarking on county art and station pay rolls. It notes fineraa and zero percent in the task twas years, reflecting tax and payroll adjustments. Describes the impact on local wages and government funding.
A brief column discusses the tension between utility and economy in financial policy. It notes public concern over usury practices and the need for stronger controls, while balancing business interests and consumer protection in the current climate.
Roger W. Babson says coal supply and demand will set prices next winter, not labor strife. He foresees shifts to gas and electricity, with utilities expanding anthracite use and coke rising for power.
San Antonio dispatch dated Aug 13 reports Mayor John Tobin traveled to Dallas to join a statewide rally supporting Moody in the Ferguson case. Tobin stated anti Klansman are backing Moody and urged Texans to know that Moody’s supporters are united.
Local notices list residents and visitors including Clivte Cheatham, Wo.A. Gard, and Mrs. Basham. Travel mentions Charlie Morwell and Amay Bone en route to Avizoma for schooling. East Texas visits by Mrs. Buster and Slay L. Mellarg, with Denver relatives visiting Mrs. Colbert’s family in town.
Fragmented ad copy touts a product promising deep sleep and appetite suppression with stomach soothing effects. Mentions of a “log” eating claim and a listed seller Prive de Shuler appear, but text is garbled and difficult to verify.
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