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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
2
The Chalk Bluff mayor, a farmer and Democrat, commented on Taft being viewed as a farmer and the political distinction for the president elect. He said Aulasia and New Orleans missed chances to support Taft when he was presented as a Democrat in their areas.
The Dallas News notes Congress empowered Jefferson and Orange counties in Texas to deepen Neches and Sabine divers at their own expense. It praises local initiative over centralized permission, arguing citizens should act in the democratic spirit to improve their rivers and canals.
A railing critique notes rising federal spending at the expense of states and citizens. It accuses Congress of creating districts for federal buildings and hospitals to justify funding, while waste unfolds through costly sites and oversized projects.
A garbled passage discusses people depending on government, the difficulty of action in the country, and clamor for aid. It questions who is to blame for entrenchment and notes widespread discontent with governance and policy.
Joe Sappington recalls a street scene of two boys playing marbles stirring a flood of childhood memories. He laments aging, lists former classmates believed dead, and longs for one day back at the log schoolhouse with old friends and playful rivalries.
Cone Johnson criticizes the constitutional convention and the governor’s platform, arguing the governor misreads public support. He questions nomination outcomes tied to stump talk and cautions about control of an unknown successor in the Tax campaign. Johnson proposes two measures for the extra session submission and an appropriation bill.
A well improved hogstall farm of 110 acres with 50 acres cultivated, good two story house, ballast valley grass land, ample timber and a tank. All enclosed by antler fence with two outbuildings. Price 25 dollars per acre with reasonable terms. Title guaranteed. Cues Jenson, Guardian.
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