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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an American wartime figure and citizenship papers. Mentions Lima and Bremen as places, names unclear, with a vague claim of wartime capture and a personal network between individuals. The legible elements point to an American origin and citizenship process amid war, without coherent narrative.
Elmer Sweetdew discovers a maple tree spout leaking whisky with a corked jug hidden in a deep cavity. A former hired man, dismissed for drunkenness, is suspected of placing the contraption to supply liquor to workers.
February 20 meeting presided by president with program items listed for Ridles John Murr Homerstad Schlee Hong eighth grade and others. Pen pictures, arithmetic match, story, drawing and reading featured pupils Murrell Dean Sparks Georgie Lev. minutes read and approved. several pupils absent due to cold. Adeline Amundson visited Friday.
Washington reports new House Democrats discuss forming a rump party caucus to push their anti custom agenda. They deny anti administration aims, noting barriers from senior members and committee chairs, while stressing aim to bypass old practices and gain early traction on jobs and bills. Meridian Creek H D Club meets with upholstery demo and birthday celebration for Mrs Mangold.
Governor Allred urged the Texas legislature to promptly enact ten bills tied to federal works projects. He argued action would benefit the state, noting the measures aim to facilitate bond issuance, cure potential legal defects, and align with requests from the federal administration.
Vocal News from Carnersville reports visiting families and a PTA program at Cedron with short plays and music. Hazel Jo Ferris and Nita Joyce Nigin have been ill. Doris Myrle Krueger celebrated her fifth birthday with gifts from friends. HL D Club notes election and a furniture upholstery demo. next meeting March 26. School news covers a postponed PTA social, Blues program, upcoming exams, honor roll, Interscholastic League prep, and playground sports practices.
Washington hearing on the Bankhead cotton ginning act featured John C. Thompson of the Texas Cotton Ginnery Association, who said 126 gins in Texas averaged 4.59 to 4.90 dollars per bale ginning cost. He reported 1000 gins surveyed across the Cotton Belt show similar costs with competition and no NIRA price controls.
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