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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1931

Page

7

Sterling Denies Candidacy for Re election

Gov Ross S Sterling released four statements on Monday denying reports he would not seek another term. He said he is too busy with state business to campaign and urged that voters favor his approach over re election talk. The note also notes San Marcos plans a new $200,000 public school building and lists long standing barber prices from SANDUA BROS. BARBER PRICES. Collier's Weekly reports on educated death trends and Mexican law requires three months pay for workers discharged through no fault of their own.

Houston Texas Ross S. Sterling

Grand Ball at Live Oak Hall Saturday Oct 10

Local social note announces a grand ball at Live Oak Hall on Saturday October 10 with music by the Blue Moon Serenaders. Details indicate a lively evening with dancing to a named quartet. The event emphasizes era style and community gathering atmosphere.

Live Oak Hall Blue Moon Serenaders

Local births and community notices from Cranfills Gap

Residents report new arrivals as Mr. and Mrs. Otto Betchke and Mr. and Mrs. E W Neie welcome big boys. Local visits include Sheriff Lowry Lewis and Meridian guests. Community events feature a Farmers Club fair plans, Mustang P T A dinner and a ball game. A fire at G O Bronstad and Sons’ store was contained with no damage.

Otto Betchke Turnersville E. Z. Brummer Percival Bernt Bertels Mt. View Lowry Lewis Jorgen Jorgenson Meridian C. J. Reiers Ras, Raymond and Frazier Gaston Rufus Jones W. T. Terwerson M. T. Sorenson D. A. Tergerson Chris L. Rohne R. L. Webb John Riley Thacker Hamilton Stephenville Heart of Texas” Press Association Mack Bertelson E. W. Neie Alton Tindall Salton Houston Clifton Clifton College C. A. Hanson G. 0. Bronstad and Sons Messrs A. W. Anderson Clyde Tindall Torvil Torkelson

Society as a web of shared minds and actions

A columnist cites remarks from varied papers and a long lecture by Abraham Myerson arguing that individuals exist only within social networks. He illustrates how emotions spread through organizations via a domestic scene example and notes how personal behavior banks on communal influence.

Abraham Myerson Dr. Myerson Robinson Crusoe Myerson Emerson Citi

WEEK'S PROGRAM AT YOUR CLIF TEX

Weekly cinema listings at Cliftex feature a drama of youth An American Tragedy with Phillips Holmes and Sylvia Sidney plus added shorts and news. Saturday shows Bob Steele in The Nevada Buck with My Lady and Mr Gallagher and Mr Shean. Monday to Wednesday The Mad Parade stars Evelyn Brent Irene Rich and others with Pictorial Review and News. Also previews of Monkey Business Day Break Just a Gigolo Personal Maid My Sin and more. Also notes about bird species in Alabama and grape fruit export from Porto Rico.

Phillips Holmes Sylvia Sidney Frances Dee Mr. Gallagher Mr. Shean Paramount Sound News Bob Steele Nevada Lady Evelyn Brent Irene Rich Louise Fazenda Lilyan Tashman Marceline Day Fritzi Ridgeway June Clyde Keating Twins Paramount “Pictorial Review Cliftex

Texas to waive back tax penalties set in bill

Governor Sterling signed a law waiving interest and penalties on delinquent state and subdivision taxes owed as of October 20 1931 if paid by January 31 1932. About 47 million dollars in delinquent taxes exist with roughly ten percent attributed to interest and penalties.

Austin Sterling

Edison Weakens As Four Diseases Take Toll

West Orange New Jersey September 30 Thomas A Edison is reported to be suffering from a complication of four diseases. His physician Dr Hubert S Howe said Edison has lost strength and shows less interest in activities in recent days.

West Orange N. J Thomas A. Edison Hubert S. Howe Edison Howe

Miss Maidee Schow Visited Galveston At Butler Home

Miss Maidee Schow stayed in Galveston the last several days as a guest at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J W Butler. Lieutenant Governor Edgar Witt sent letters to fifteen state governors urging special sessions to enact cotton legislation modeled on Texas law.

Miss Maidee Schow Galveston J. W. Butler Edgar Witt Texas

Olson Sends Dues For Old Home Paper From Chicago

John L. Olson a former resident of this area now living in Chicago Illinois sends in his annual dues for the old home paper this week.

John L. Olson Chicago, Ill

Texas Counties With No Negroes and Other Racial Stats

Census figures show 11 Texas counties with no black residents and two with more blacks than whites. Harris and Dallas counties hold the largest black populations, while Hamilton and San Jacinto counties have no or few blacks. Major cities like Houston Dallas Fort Worth Beaumont San Antonio Galveston follow in black population counts. Unrelated note places about 10 percent of American adults unmarried at forty five.

Texas Census Bureau Harris County Houston Dallas Jefferson County Beaumont Hamilton Fort Worth San Antonio Galveston Amarillo Waco

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