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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented note discusses advertising practices in The Clifton Record, noting free publication requests and the impracticality of free space. It mentions a letter from an agency seeking $5 worth of space and explains subscription rates for six months and three months.
Texas employment nears normal as Department of Labor notes encouraging conditions. Clifton baseball team has won its last four games and expects to take both upcoming matches against the Pipe Line team. A poem by Walt Mason is included with moral commentary.
Governor Pat M Neff announces candidacy for a second term to lead Texas. He cites study of state government and education and pledges to continue efforts for the welfare of the people subject to the upcoming Democratic primary on July 22. The document frames his tenure as faithful service and trust in public duty while acknowledging possible past mistakes.
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