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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1943
Page
6
The excerpt discusses drought impacts, grain and beef production, and economic theories about control and production costs. It mentions large figures for corn and beef, then contemplates the power dynamics of industry and private wealth, suggesting future shifts after conflict ends and the role of agriculture in national policy.
Austin August 21 The permanent University of Texas fund increased during the twelve months ended June 30. Land Commissioner Bascom Giles reported the fund now totals 84 280 048 7 with higher royalties from gas production. Average monthly receipts for ten months ending June were 204 018 with 1 812 375 in bonuses and 1 006 560 from a June auction.
A commemorative verse honors Mrs A K Anderson, aged eighty, memorializing her ascent to heaven and faith in Christ. The family notes her enduring love, spiritual guidance, and a belief in reunion with believers, ending with a blessing from loved ones.
The message honors Mrs. A. K. Anderson of Beloved Grandmother who died Saturday August 14 after a life full of love. The writer recalls her kind Christian character and faith in Jesus, quoting a favorite hymn about resting in Him. A framed remembrance by Edwin Anderson closes the note.
Rev Bell likely to preach Sunday as fifth Sunday services near. Sunday School attendance noted with lively fellowship. Numerous local visitors and family gatherings reported across Kemp Whitney Dallas Fort Worth and Mosheim areas. The World’s largest straw market in Wallace NC mentioned as a regional curiosity.
A 1940s analysis notes wartime advertising as a new force guiding national welfare through straight talking on rubber, production, and transportation. It praises campaigns by United States Rubber, General Motors, Eastern Air Lines, and Chevrolet for building goodwill and aiding postwar merchandising, citing editorials and sermons in support.
A new cement is claimed to join metal more firmly than riveting or welding, suggesting a breakthrough in bonding technology and potential applications across manufacturing and construction sectors.
The Treasury department reminds about deadlines for income declarations and estimates under the new tax rules. About 16 million individuals fall under the filing obligation, with those earning only ten percent of their gross income from farming needing until December 10 to submit their income estimates, while others must file by September 16.
A fragment notes that during the war a single company produced explosives, plastics, solvents, food preservatives, insecticides, dyes, sulfa drugs and other vital items from coal. The terse line hints at large scale wartime industrial reliance on coal chemistry and a diversified product slate under one producer.
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