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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1939
Page
2
A fragmented report surveys postwar political shifts including Kennedy and Britain, urging caution on government loans and tax funds. It references era figures and events across Canada, the United States, and Europe, mentioning diplomats, the Marshall Plan era themes, and public policy debates. It also notes international church and civic events, a Montreal wedding glimpse, and a New York City court appointment.
Fragmentary notes describe a meeting with women and girls aided by Cardut stiles and EI Dut cre. It mentions a 20k amount and Rhea ti eaakine, with references to 10 haps Che and participation by multiple groups. The readable text is unclear and partially garbled.
Gallegy Station reports advice from Texas A and M specialists on vitamin C intake. Miss Wilcott and Miss Elliott urge fresh orange juice grapefruit juice raw cabbage and green pepper salad over cooked vegetables in summer. Drinking juice is easy and scientific for daily vitamin C. Postmaster appointment in Decatur to be filled. Congress man Gossett wires Rieger. Threshing notice for Wise County maize and corn seed set to start Friday the 28th.
C E Bowles reports at Texas A and M College Extension Service meeting that current disributor margins hurt farmers. He notes farmers received about 9 cents of every farm dollar in 1980s, vs earlier 50 cents, with distributors cutting profits and costs rising. He urges cooperative marketing to ensure fair prices and nutrition for Texans, citing grapefruit and onion cases in Lower Rio Grande Valley.
A stingy man sends a boy to borrow his hometown paper. A chain of mishaps follows as the boy trips a bee stand, a fence is torn, a cow dies in a cornfield, a churn spills cream, teeth drop, and animals cause chaos while a daughter elopes. In Washington, Fritz Lanham sails for Europe as an American delegate to the interparliamentary unions conference, and Senator Connally declines Oslo conference invite due to congressional duties.
The Texan Concordia League encampment at YMA hosts a series of church events and meetings. The schedule lists Valley Mill, Dr A A Bebinta, and Mondaz evening male chorus performances, with services at Lutheran and Church of Christ congregations. Attendees are invited to attend Sunday school, Bible classes, and deacon board gatherings, with notes on special lessons and the teen choir.
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