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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented wrap of postwar topics mentions Congress elections, President’s popularity fueling rallies, and veteran bonuses. It notes Hormone therapies gaining attention, aging restoration claims, and wartime economic figures. Reports on prison conditions, military parole, and diplomatic postings appear alongside broad political maneuverings.
Students report mixed results as basketball teams suffer losses to Meridian Creek on Friday March 4 while junior tennis shines with a win. The baseball squad falls 9-5 to Gunnersville on Monday and prepares for Clifton. track and interscholastic events are planned for Valley Mill on March 11 1988. Community members share weekend visits and family gatherings across Clifton and nearby towns.
Senator Joe Hill and Chairman Too Motbrook walkout over a crony examination of Land Commissioner Bill McDonald after a heated session. McCraw signals gubernatorial bid while Governor Allred hovers. health and highway topics mix with leprosy rumors and legal notices as observers question Texas politics.
Report describes a dangerous sea snake specimen captured near Panama and brought to the New York Aquarium. The creature, a slender yellow-bellied sea snake with black stamp side, is highly poisonous and known for aggression. It is the lone venomous sea snake native to American waters.
A fragmented notice records cotton seed planting costs with stray phrases and a price of 5.09 dollars per hashed unit, reflecting garbled OCR text. The readable items mention cotton seed and a monetary figure, but specifics on date, place, or organization are unclear.
A memo from Mtr. D. Preston Hornbuckle of Honque County Texas states under Section 6a of House Bill 6 that a passenger car cannot be registered as a farm truck for the 80 percent license fee reduction. The letter instructs requiring affidavit Form 2A for all farm truck registrations and cites Section 64, page 30 of the 1087 State Motor Vehicle Laws for farm truck use.
The article describes the evolution of post office seals and embossed stamps from 1877 to 1880. It notes the use of engraved designs including Poat Obitum, the National Bank imprint, and changes in borders, perforations, and rouletting as new issues appeared to reseal opened or damaged mail and prevent fraud.
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