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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
6
Mount Vernon scene centers on admiration for President Washington. The fragmentary text recalls ceremonies, readings, and performances celebrating his legacy, with references to local figures and events in Mount Vernon. The piece captures a nostalgic, fanfare tone with several garbled phrases.
A Dallas News report quotes Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association leaders urging immediate statewide counter campaign against proposed increases in cotton acreage. They warn diversifying farms thrive on steady markets, not bumper crops, citing historical prices and costs for picking, hauling, and ginning while stressing support for warehouse marketing and surplus disposal to sustain farmer welfare.
The source reports idle 12 Montes back on the job after a year away due to stomach trouble. Georgia B. Lawe, a known employee of the company at 46 McGowan St. Akron Ohio, describes the health ordeal and weight loss. The ad notes Tanlac being offered widely by druggists and firms, with Clifton by Carpenter Bron as a point of sale.
Local items include Manning siblings visiting Turner sville relatives and a new girl for Mr and Mrs Huckaby. Weekend travels relate to Abilene Mexia Hamilton and Comanche. Community events cover Haven Teacher Association, Ladies Auxiliary, and a Chevalier Institute program. Also noted are dental anecdotes and local society chatter.
The readable segments hint at prices, wage concerns, cotton farming, and essential crop production. It mentions the Houston State region and production aims, stressing the need for farmers to prepare and grow crops to support clothing needs and economic factors.
President Harding and crowds greet Marshal Ferdinand Foch in the capital. Foch tours the White House and receives officials, while desiring medical care lines up at the door. A ceremonial welcome with cavalry guards and military aides accompanies his visit.
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