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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
2
The excerpt sketches a quarrel through letters from a resort. A wife writes Dear Julia about a shared bill while a husband replies to Dear Mary, urging restraint and warning against further hotel purchases. The text hints at thrift and rising costs as Italy braces for a harsher winter and a fiscal increase.
A 1934 Seed Catalog touts hundreds of photographs of seeds plants and bulbs in a comprehensive Seed Book for the South. It offers six free seed packets to each customer and urges readers to request the catalog promptly for home planting reference.
The Interscholastic League Meet is set for Meridian Thursday through Saturday, March 20 to 22. The program lists declamation, spelling, debates, essays, music memory, art memory, many field events including sprints and relays, discus, pole vault, hurdles, shot put, and various team activities with opening exercises, religious talks, and a Bible quiz.
Miss Lawnon, a Walnut Springs born motion picture actress, was found strangled in a West Seventy Seventh Street apartment after a struggle with thieves. Jewelry valued at thousands missing, body found by a maid, with evidence pointing to a morning entry. father in Walnut Springs notified by telephone.
Washington reports Republican leaders informed President Coolidge that the Mellon tax bill with a 25 percent top rate on the rich cannot be passed. A revision bill may pass in four weeks if Republicans work with Democrats and insurgents, possibly compromising around 5 to 40 percent. Coolidge urged a hard bargain to push a tax reduction measure promptly.
Clifton Mercantile Co advertises a star parasite remover that claims to rid chickens of insects when added to drinking water. It promises healthier birds and higher egg production or a money refund.
In a Sunday morning address the vicar admitted funds lagged but remained hopeful. He said efforts to raise money in the usual ways failed and hinted at exploring new sources. Reports indicate American railroads spent over 3 billion dollars this year on materials fuel supplies and equipment upgrades.
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