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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
6
The speaker argues for a living wage tied to honest labor and cautions against public or private waste. He advocates pensions for the elderly, economic and religious freedom, and government in Washington rather than Wall Street. He urges cooperation with party leaders to solve deep-seated national problems.
Readable sale notes show prices for staples and fruit. Items include wheat flakes and pork cans, with apples listed by dozen and sack quantities. The fragment hints at weekend bargains and in-store promotions amid a busy shopping day.
Bey Ase Avetin Texas University of Texas students average 21.46 years of age while freshmen average 18.79. The oldest students are in graduate school with averages around 24.04 years. arts and sciences average about 20.30 years. women average younger at 21.15 years.
The census estimate notes about 160000 Japanese residents in the United States, reflecting community growth and demographic changes. It highlights urban concentration and ongoing migration patterns shaping cultural and economic links between Japan and the U.S.
County agricultural agents report statewide soil conservation work. James H. Johnson notes 7,200 feet of terraces on land in Palo Pinto County. Van Zandt and Lynn counties push terrace lines and demonstrations, with hundreds of acres terraced or contoured. Officials say the commissioners court aids by providing road machinery to build terraces at operating cost to farmers.
An editorial urges readers to take personal responsibility rather than rely on others. It questions willingness to shoulder duties, protect friends, and avoid passing the buck, then notes self examination as corrective. The piece includes school related items and a brief update on student activities and staff changes.
The Womack 4H Club girls held their monthly meeting Friday February 14 1896. The president led the meeting with a short program then Mrs Mangold discussed feather wool and cotton coverings. Each girl was asked to make one type of bedspread. The report mentions France being smaller than Texas with sparse arable land and about 40 million people.
The Gayote School faculty hosted a Friday banquet on February 21 with a Washington’s Birthday theme in red white and blue. Souvenir cherry tree hats and a small cherry tree centerpiece decorated tables. Personal notices list students Sally Brittain Anita Krase Leona Eckert Velma Muller Margie Neely Dorothy Rueter Etna Allman Winona Sadler. Baptist Workers Council set for March 2 in Meridian with WM S program departmental conferences.
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