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A brief classified style notice promotes prompt efficient dry cleaning service. It highlights modern drying and deodorizing equipment and invites customers to call for service.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
7
A brief classified style notice promotes prompt efficient dry cleaning service. It highlights modern drying and deodorizing equipment and invites customers to call for service.
Mrs L N Cass visits Waes hospital for treatment and Mr Robert Meador marries Miss Bertha Honeycutt of Absaroka. Clifton visits, new public school principal Mr Lowe spends weekend at home in Waco. Mrs Clark Jenson and Alice Dian of Cleburne guest of the Blankenships. Clyde Henry becomes a father. Community picnic on church lawn with sandwiches and cakes. The Lass group works on a play titled George in Wonderland to be presented soon. Miles and Sonya buy a new Chevrolet truck. Mr Gas Davidson sells grocery business to E H Novyn and moves to Musheiza with family. A miscellaneous shower honors Miss Ryans at Mrs Chas Wars home. Various visitors and travels listed including trips to Waco and Belton. A few jury-related notes and health updates close the week’s items.
Regular $5.00 deals, Oi Wave now 2.50. Machineless Wave 7.30 and 35.00 Bee Bhampas Tint offers. Monthly Specialy om Packs and Shara Set advertised in unclear copy with multiple prices and product names.
A fragmented report discusses rising weekly fatalities linked to excessive speed, citing a 17 percent rise in deaths despite similar miles driven. It argues speed defines danger, notes 83 percent of auto deaths tied to speed, and urges defining excessive speed by road, weather, traffic, and driver factors rather than instruments.
An Airy Reduction Plan proposed by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration aims to ease dairy farmers’ income pressure. The program would cut dairy sales by 8 to 20 percent below the national average, with payments to farmers at the gate and taxes on butterfat, funded to shift surplus milk to needy families. Extension Service notes features may be voluntary and adapted nationally.
Havey Yoder 27 of Limekiln Pa undergoes observation after an attack at the White House entrance while President cools dinner hour. Yoder wrestled with officers when queried about a meeting with the president. Mrs Roosevelt witnessed the disturbance as police restrained him.
Three year old Arabian mare described as white with a large brow and head spot and mixed black hairs in mane and tail. Appears rideable and suitable for work, offered sale for cash or trade toward a good young work animal. Contact C. B. Reeingy in the local area for details.
Legislative notes report Senator Tom Connally, Democrat, urging approval of a Public Works drought relief plan. The effort seeks funding and broad support, with references to relief administration, state projects, and estimated costs around one million dollars. The item reflects midcentury public works urgency.
Washington March 2. The national committee may not accept the nomination of Ferguson until the state convention ratifies it next September. Plans for a federal party committee meeting before September are discussed as the committee weighs possible Democratic support and the selection process for a nominee. The state committee may reject a member or the nomination for any reason, delaying final acceptance.
Fragmentary OCR describes a German cathedral project near the Walled States, referencing a second highest bulking cupdde and a structure started in a wartime period around 4880 NAD. The readable names and dates are garbled, but the note hints at architectural work stalled or altered by conflict.
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