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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
4
The Clifton Record announces issues published Fridays with Robert L Baldridge listed as editor. Subscription rates are one year six months or three months payable in advance. Advertising rates include display, special position, local ads, and black type charges.
A fragmented evolving editorial urges prompt bill payment amid warnings of penalties for overdue charges. It discusses credit as a character test, urging households to settle charges promptly to maintain buying power and avoid loss of credit privileges.
Houston December 20. Captain Lee L. Tankersley superintendent of Gatesville training school during the Sayers and Lanham administrations dies tonight in Houston near his brother in law Frank Andrews. He arrived December 15 on a buskers trip and succumbed to pneumonia amid a busy Texas life as ranchman and educator.
In Chicago the Moodlights stage a show within the Wrigley Building and claim a quirky line about their teeth pocketed while the city motto and crowd react to a striking display.
A fragment indicates an appeal stressing cent goals and the broader benefit to the individual. It notes that this action will be demanded, hinting at accountability and expectation without detailing specific parties or dates.
A column by Ruth Cameron laments post holiday malaise and urges calmer weeks after Christmas. It urges weather lore caution, self care, and humor to navigate the “after Christmas” blues. A second piece by Phoebe K. Warner invites 1928 readers to reflect on the year, recognize kindness, and consider women’s achievements locally.
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