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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
6
Text fragment shows references to a Bailey for President campaign, a Reed entry, and statements about campaign stance. It includes band notes praising progress to twenty-five members, calls for community support, praise for Mr. Taratall’s claim about a State Contest in Fort Worth, and an organizer for an honor roll band.
Dowantalis announces a medical event with Dr Coston focusing on child health. The notice lists telephones and location at Corner Drug Store in Texas. A minister, E McCaleb, is mentioned in scheduling for 2 PM.
Billie Smith born in Kentucky in 1873 moved to Texas at eight. He taught, studied law, served in the Spanish American War, became San Saba County judge, and bought the San Saba News. He led and edited the paper for twenty years and held roles in the Texas Press Association including president in 1926. He is described as a steadfast public figure active in publishing and community service.
Senator David Reed urged strict enforcement of immigration laws and adherence to national origins, warning that admitting 1,800,600 hopefuls would erode American identity. Other supporters of restriction included Senator Harrison and Rep Box, with funds raised by Clifton citizens to finish a road project.
A wedding blessed by Rev. Malcolm Le Purcell occurred Sunday at 10:30 am at the Church of Christ with a large turnout and a gentle send-off for the couple. The bride Clifton girl, beloved by many, will reside in Houston after a brief wedding tour ending at Pal Hardy Street.
Temple resident Stroop announces candidacy for the Texas State Senate seat representing Stephenville area. Local supporters say he aims to bring veteran leadership and community-focused policy to the Role.
Representative Tom Connally proposes a new farm relief bill using the debenture basis. He criticizes the McNary Haagen plan as hopeless and says his bill creates a revolving fund of 600 million dollars. Export corporations would aid each staple commodity through a board and advisory councils. in emergencies these entities would buy staples at not less than the cost of efficient production. Salmon return to Rowe waters is forecast four years ahead.
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