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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
2
A campus edition laments fear and timidity while urging bold beginnings for worthy projects. It features student voices on courage, a call to act, and reflections on starting something meaningful despite doubt. The piece highlights moral fiber and community effort as paths to progress.
An editorial argues Texas needs more manufacturing to reduce imports, lower taxes, and cut unemployment. It cites Texas as a large consumer of sugar and refined products while producing relatively little, highlights shares of farm, mineral, and textile outputs, notes dependence on out-of-state processing, and urges readers to respond to business opportunities via the Record office.
A fragmented essay critiques how people judge life by outcomes, insisting effort shapes success and warning against complacency. It reflects on ambition, failures, and the pull of new inventions, citing cold winters and aluminum insulation as modern progress.
Local farmers across Texas expand terrace farming with county agent help. Washington Swanny farmer Sam Rubenstein terraces 128% of his 400 acres. Pear Ridge Home Demonstration Lab notes shrinking grocery bills while vaccinating lambs in Sonora Experiment Station efforts. Tom Green and Lamar counties report partial success in prune, cucumbers, and cotton plots with agents guiding boosts in productivity.
The world mourns Belgium’s King Albert I who died in full vigor after guiding the nation through war. His leadership balanced democracy’s appeal with monarchy’s duty, a figure admired for bravery, fortitude, and steadfast resistance to German advance in 1914.
Austin notes Texas independence centennial nostalgia with plans for a 1986 state celebration and exposition. Legislature approves 100000 dollars for preliminary costs while early 1930s radio licenses across Britain show 1,793,700 in force.
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