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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented item notes permits in Texas tied to a breakup or tear down action. It mentions inked approvals and a doubling effect, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits imply regulatory activity and potential ceremonial or administrative steps surrounding permits.
A garbled clipping touches on presidential politics with Republican critique and radio influence, mentions Texans eyeing rayon industry emergence, notes Houston’s centennial and GM profits, plus tax receipts and cotton prices. Also cites a political thank you, eye fatigue tips, and Europe’s credit crisis warned by Butler.
Senator W Poage secured the Democratic nomination for Congress from the district in last Saturday's primary, carrying all six counties over both opponents. The result confirms Poage as the party nominee in the district.
Acreage or lots for sale advertised in Ye Grimtane Adaneron area near Chevorent ton. Interested parties should contact Mrs G. Wallace at Clifton Route 2. Classified notice dated 22 2tp.
Judge Word expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for votes in the Bosque County primary. He notes he was not renominated for County Judge, thanks voters for past twelve years of service, and pledges to continue duties impartially and to the best of his ability for the remainder of his term.
A message from J. Walter Townley expresses gratitude for influence and votes received during the campaign. He notes courteous reception and loyalty shown, and hopes the support can be kept in reserve for future use. The writer signs as a friend.
A scanned text fragment outlines Section 69 to be added to Article 4 of the Texas Constitution, authorizing the Legislature to pass laws for Workmen’s Compensation Insurance for state employees, with the state not required to purchase insurance. It directs a November 1936 election and authorizes $5000 to cover publication and election costs, stating the copy is true and correct.
Central Bus Line announces morning departures from Clifton at 8:00 to Fort Worth and intermediate points. Afternoon trips from Cleburne depart at 4:80 o'clock, with Clifton arrival at 5:45. Driver Joe Hyde invites business, calling it economical and convenient travel.
An old clipped notice advertises loan services from Quick Auto Loans and A. G. Gilliam Co. It mentions refinancing and various names, with garbled contact details and unclear dates, reflecting a fragmented newspaper fragment.
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