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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
7
An old Tyler Texas ad touts Tyler Commercial College urging students to join a plan titled “We love and travel” and “special plan.” It highlights a salesman, Mr Maxwell, and a local dealer network, promising bargains and better prices, urging readers to visit or contact for discounts before a stated deadline.
A fragmented note outlines a layman’s council focusing on love, discipline, and personal conduct. It mentions figures like Lasder-M. Jones and references to expression and dates, but the text is garbled. Readers are left with a vague sense of a discussion or record about moral guidance and relational ethics.
A national thrift push by the American Bankers Association promotes integrating thrift into school curricula. The program, after thirteen years of study, aims to teach real thrift through banks and savings, urging careful guidance to balance savings with broader financial literacy.
An unsigned, dramatic editorial warns that more than 8,000 Americans may die in September through November from autos. It cites 2,170 auto deaths in August and 16,000 in the first eight months, argues for immediate action, and critiques national indifference to rising motor fatalities.
A fragmentary diary style note describes a night of overindulgence, a stomach full of nothing, and a morning awakening to a stuffed mustache cup blamed on a cave. Laughter echoes as the writer bolts doors and shreds a wig, aiming the mustache cup at a clock amid a playful Santa motif.
In Hogwallow News a street disturbance is described with town marshal intervention. The piece cites comments from Slim Piepens and Bien Flinders about daily life, prompts for action, and trivial mischief on and around Thekville Depot platform. A miner from Muaket Ride is mentioned regarding requests for food and time of day.
A posted notice states no hunting, pecan gathering, or trespassing allowed. It warns that violators will be prosecuted and names Henry Dahlen, Will J. Krueger, A Brandes, Mrs H Brandes, Ole O Christenson, and Brandes Sisters among those referenced.
Near Canton a piano and a player piano will be sold at a sacrifice. The Wholgate Department store announces the sale and directs inquiries to the Piano Co at 0 Hw St Dallas.
A dated notice reports fifteen cattle branded with A stolen near China Springs and asks readers to contact Down Stamper at Chitin Springs or Jim Shaw or J. D. Sherwood at Valley Mills. It also includes a political plea from Men Willie C. Pendleton for re election to the Cranfills Gap telephone exchange. A final line mentions a Smithsonian instrument set to measure heat for Australia.
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