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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
7
The article argues money should be used to benefit many, not just some, and highlights the link between merchants, farmers, and consumers. It contrasts well paid, sanitary factories with sweatshops and tenements where workers suffer. It urges buying trademarked goods to improve quality and industrial conditions nationwide.
A fragmented farm advocacy passage precedes a legal writ from the Jumies Court of Precinct No 8 Bosque County Texas dated 1914. It orders publication of a summons for Dade Cox to appear in Clifton on February 27. The suit claims 25.65 dollars for woods wares and merchandise with interest and costs sought as judgement.
Texas farmer Lineswne Farmers chief Liimestock Cates reports large inequalities in cotton selling. He recalls marketing a bale in July for 11 cents with a note urging better returns. A August Tetwee owner fears mills in Saxony may export cotton to Texas at high prices, while asking about Texas mills and locations for a new mill.
Texas political stir as Lane, ren 4-W governor candidate on the prohibition ticket, announces entry into the Fort Worth prohibition convention on Feb 21. He seeks a square count of attendees and criticizes Mayes clerks, reserving the right to withdraw if politics turn chicanery.
The report cites 424.1 miles of new railroad built in 1913 by Texas lines and independents, totaling about one million dollars in value. Key routes include the Sam Fa, Southern Pacific, Quanah Acme Pacifie, and Gulf, Texas and Western projects. Noted expansions reach as far west as El Paso area and Mount Pleasant, with heavy mileage concentrated in Bexar, Medina, and surrounding counties.
A male admirer of the constable’s daughter in Waco is linked to a disturbance and arrest. Hampton from Nebrake claims friendship with the accused, denying decoy involvement as law enforcement detains him for serious charges.
The text presents a jumble about bachelors seeking matrimony and the influence of Cupid, with garbled names and phrases. It mentions widows, vows, and social expectations, interspersed with stray names and fragmented lines that lack coherent narrative or clear events.
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