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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
6
The prom coverage recalls Garnersville events with mentions of Herman Hanns and Mrs August June. It notes individuals with stated relationships and potential charges looming, while referencing attendees and parental involvement in the context of the event.
A discussion on Texas legislative actions amid financial strain references a moratorium bill and potential bond issues. The piece notes concern for real estate holders and the need to balance relief with preserving contracts, hinting at a broad debate on state fiscal policy and investor impact. It mentions possible bond issuance ranges and the role of the Legislature in shaping relief measures.
A January automobile collision on the Clifton road killed Mrs. Plunkett and left her husband uninjured. The crash occurred in front of the Methodist Church as the couple traveled from Dallas to Clifton to visit relatives. The verdict ruled accidental collision. services were held in Clifton with burial there.
An editorial essay discusses unemployment in the United States amid crisis. It argues many would-be workers are too old or infirm for new jobs and warns against excessive government charity or paternalism, urging national resolve to safeguard life and liberty while addressing hardship. The piece reflects on social duty, pride, and the resilience needed to weather economic storm.
Readable excerpts describe a sequence of accidents and dangerous events including a dynamite mishap on a barge in Indiana, a rock strike in Baltimore, a stray bullet in Georgia, a drawbridge incident in Virginia, and a turkey bazaar attacking a plane in Kentucky. The piece weaves sensational anecdotes with garbled dialogue and stray names, reflecting a chaotic, clipped news style.
A man named Liewhay or Keusebel faced federal charges over a conspiracy to damage the U S government in a town public works project. The report details a funeral site with chief burial pyres, wooden altars, and cremation rites, noting crude pottery, shell remains, and possible Spanish-era contact.
Remains of a pine mortuary temple, buried for centuries in an Indian mound near Bradenton, Florida, were uncovered by Civil Works employees. Archaeologists report carved wood pieces, including a circular two inch diameter form believed to be a rattlesnake image, show hardy tools and long mounds across Manatee County. Smithsonian involvement and national context are cited in the investigation.
The Wey family thanks the people of Monheim and Turneraville for support during the sickness and death of their beloved father and husband. They express gratitude for the genuine friendship and loving kindness shown in this tragic time, naming Mrs Wey and several relatives who sent condolences.
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