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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
3
President Roosevelt spoke to about 15,000 farmers in Fremont Nebraska from his train platform last week in what observers called the start of a broader campaign. The remarks praised AAA gains in farm prices and hinted at political strategy amid Republican criticism.
Governor Alfred issued a conditional pardon to Rob Dillard of Taylor City who was sentenced January 15 to two years for passing a forged instrument. Eleven general paroles were also granted in the action.
A concise look at Calotabs and its claimed role in aiding the body's natural defenses against a bad cold. The article describes the treatment approach and the expected effects, noting how the medication purportedly supports symptoms and recovery.
New York reports that mahogany prospecting remains a primitive, dangerous enterprise. Hunters trek deep into tropical jungles in Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Africa risking tsetse, hostile tribes, insects, and disease as crews haul logs to rivers for shipping to furniture centers.
The piece muses on the human body as a perfect machine surpassing modern devices. It compares the heart, nervous system, voice, eye, nose, and brain to pumps, telegraphs, cameras, and switches, highlighting the body’s remarkable efficiency and asking for the highest regard and care.
Fragmentary text references a candidate and tram service with unclear names. Readable portions indicate a discussion of MOGs and a political or civic context involving Aly, Ni, and Eile. Details are too fragmented to confirm events, dates, or participants precisely.
A Texas political wrap reports Senate action on an open saloon definition and pension funding. Debates split over taxing dominoes for pensions, with a second session likely. Roy Sanvid ord backs a 4 percent sales tax, while another camp favors pensions for indigent widows with no relatives, costing about 10 million annually. Jesse Jones visits Austin for RFC recognition. highway plans project 92 million by 1986 with large staffing. Comal County notes low delinquent taxes and the first Texas county to levy a public education tax.
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness after the death of our mother Mrs Iva Scratchfield in Monday morning. We are grateful for every deed of kindness and words of sympathy. Geordie Scratchfield Aubien McFadden and Son, Mrs duno Rowe, and the family extend blessings to all who supported us.
Daily special announcement for Barbecued Meat orders with heaviest demand on Wednesdays and Saturdays at Fello Market. Encourages customers to place orders for the best barbecue experience. Contains local market callouts and timing cues.
Vv D Goodall advertisement appears in the Bick Office Show 165 page. The readable fragment mentions a notice or display at a local shop or office with no clear date or full context.
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