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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
4
The Clifton Record lists its Friday issue details, editor Robt Baldridge, and mailing information. It notes subscription terms and advertising rate structure, with rates for yearly and monthly plans and payment terms.
The piece surveys voter sentiment and strategy around a Democratic gubernatorial runoff in Texas, noting shifts by Hunter supporters, anticipated runoffs, and how campaigns adapt to a changing political climate. It highlights party alignment, possible shifts in Prohibition stance, and the role of local merchants amid broader electoral tensions.
Congressman Free Davenport of New York addresses Congress on June 24 urging support for research work and the vaccine discovery. The Texas Station is cited as a key example, with praise for potential benefits and funded effort cited by advocates.
A scanned political letter thanks voters and laments campaign dynamics, noting backers who did not vote, warnings about future candidates, and reflections on campaign signage and old Texan trees. It references Ferguson, Sterling, and various unnamed local figures, with digressions on public discourse and political strategy.
An old tree near town yielded a 0 year old mystery about political advertising. The finding, linked to Bilas P. Beargrasy for State Wagon Commissioner, suggests the ad idea dates back to a long ago campaign.
Bulan journal reprints a fragmented discussion on Uncle Sam acting as a competitor in commerce. It argues government overreach harms private business, warns of federal interference with taxes and crime, and calls for a return to individual responsibility and market-driven prosperity.
A Friday afternoon bridal shower for Mrs Archie Nelson featured a pink and white decor, friends registering in the bride’s book, a program with songs and poetry, and many gifts opened amid flowers and praise. Guests included Mrs A Pederson Mrs H P Jones Miss Millie Bronstad Miss Mamie Swenson and Adeline Bronstad. Dr Bradknapp Knapp named president of Texas college. Texas Weekly lauds his leadership for economic progress in the South and West Texas.
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