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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
7
The piece examines why many buyers trade in their used cars with new car purchases. It questions why dealer allowances vary across makes and models and whether the largest allowance is the best deal for consumers.
Dealers bid on a used car to push a new one, and the largest trade in allowance is not always the best deal. A high allowance might mean paying an excessive price for the new car relative to its true value, so compare totals and true value rather than just the trade in offer.
Local notes from Valley Mills about visits and deaths including Eve Neill. A Clifton Independent School District board meeting orders a June 10 1927 election to determine if the district shall assume outstanding bonds of the former Clifton Independent School District and issue tax to pay interest and principal.
A Sylvania Georgia letter to a wholesaler laments heavy taxes and a web of laws affecting business. The writer cites numerous taxes such as income and property tax and criticizes widespread charitable contributions and government regulation squeezing his finances. The piece conveys frustration over legal and fiscal pressures on a small merchant.
On Memorial Day in Cameron Park Waco Texas Congressman Connally saluted World War I and II heroes. He likened their sacrifices to defend liberty and cited enduring American traditions. He contrasted wealth with duty and honored the youths who served for ideals.
Fea Watt and associates report a remedy for persistent itching linked to dermatitis. The Carpenter Brothers campaign promotes topical ingredients and practical care tips to ease discomfort.
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