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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
6
A historic ad invites hundreds of satisfied customers to our fueling station for car care. It promises personal attention to all repairs, best tires and tubes at low prices, and a modern battery service delivering splendid satisfaction.
A heated, partisan clash over a federal inheritance tax is reported as Texas lawmakers and supporters accuse opponents of misusing arguments to attack Congress for denying state rights. The piece names Mesahers in Congress, vendors, and several Texas figures while tracing votes and legal challenges surrounding the 1884 inheritance tax debate.
Tamsea Beh reports a Itasca man Howard Hato, a merchant, left for business in Dallas January 28 and failed to return. Relatives and friends launched a search, eventually learning he was in San Antonio and would depart for Dallas or Fort Worth. Police and doctors found no physical ailment after examination. He had visited Beaumont, New Orleans, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Greenville, Arlington, and Dallas before his disappearance.
Fragmented listing shows eggs for hatching with small prices and item notes. Mentions Rosy Well and Peas with limited readable details, suggesting a local farm or market catalog entry from a historical newspaper page.
National discussion frames Stone Mountain Memorial as a Confederate project. Frances Tor notes, amid financial and political hurdles, plans to complete a granite monument honoring Confederate soldiers and supporters. The piece highlights coin funding intents, federal action, and regional support shifts impacting the monument’s progress.
A damaged notice from the Magazine Club expresses condolences for the death of Mrs Helm and notes sympathy to relatives and friends. The text requests a copy of the resolutions to be spread in minutes and forwarded to involved parties.
The passage surveys public spending and taxation in Texas, criticizing waste in government departments and charity funds. It argues taxpayers shoulder overhead costs, urges stronger oversight of collections, and calls for reforms to align spending with actual needs and road/park development.
An odd ad fragment touts a calomel product as a remedy and claims rapid relief for backache headache and fatigue. It mentions a price and a store, with references to a beverage and soothing terms, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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