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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
6
Dr. R. S. Brooks president of Baylor University asks to withdraw his name from the eight nominations for delegate at large to the San Francisco convention. He cites inability to attend the national gathering as the reason. The report closes with a light unrelated joke about hair care hints.
The Hamilton Herald appeals to readers to support the newspaper through their advertising columns. The note thanks loyal customers and urges local businesses to use print ads, emphasizing mutual benefit and trust in public dealings.
Official financial condition of First Guaranty State Bank Clifton Texas with assets totaling 377 115 61 and liabilities 308 013 50. Signatures of president R R Waldrop cashier O A Bronstad and notary C G Bronstad. Includes notes on dog Ring and local editorial remarks from Fort Worth Record and Harrison county Democrats.
One of New York's largest stores declares a 20 percent reduction on its $20,000,000 stock. Excludes about $50,000 of restricted merchandise. Advertisements cite a duty from government reports on rising prices to justify the cut.
The piece discusses national character in wartime France and compares harsh penalties for treachery to expectations in Britain and the United States. It notes a French woman's execution for aiding the enemy and contrasts honor codes in different societies. It closes with a meditation on political machinery and advice as a measure of judgment.
Mr. Bailey is prepared for defeat in the May precinct conventions as Corsicana Daily Sun urges every supporter to attend the May 1 gathering and stand with the man who has defended America during difficult times.
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