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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
4
A discussion of President youth and unemployment spending contrasts with a long traveler’s memoir of American vagrants. It covers public works for two years, jobless figures, and the hoped impact on private business, followed by a wandering critique of societal norms and a glossary of tramp slang and urban missions.
A former inmate, freed from debts and obligations, gathers time to carve wood from prison scraps. He earns medals at exhibitions, though he rarely attends, and his work thrives as he escapes distractions. The piece urges envy of a life with doors shut to interruptions.
The family expresses gratitude for deeds of kindness and words of comfort during illness and death of a wife mother and sister. Special thanks to Dr Blankenship and Clifton Mercantile Company for efforts. Appreciation extended to relatives and friends for floral offerings.
The text cites figures such as Walter Scott and Ulysses S. Grant to argue against judging a student by early struggles. It notes Grant’s varied career from clerk in Galena to full general and president, illustrating persistence and that intellect or success isn’t fixed at a young age. It emphasizes encouragement for those below average and cautions against quick judgments.
An assortment of Maxims attributed to Mussolini and a hatchery advertisement mix a political snapshot with farm supply details. The piece quotes brusque maxims on work and action while promoting Kerr Barred Rock, Reds, and Leghorn poultry stock, alfalfa hay, and hatchery services in Clifton Texas. Wild horses are reported as still found across several western states.
Otis Welborn lists a wagon bedding plow and wood cook stove for sale. Contact Rt 2 Meridian for details. Keywords include AIG AIN request and a faded reference to a female buyer.
Meridian Creek 4-H Club held a February 8 1986 gathering at the school. Attendance was perfect as girls started cookbooks and finished garden projects. Ars Mangold distributed inventory guides and outlined next steps for February 22 1996 at 1 PM.
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