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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates year payable in advance at 41.50 and advertising rates with display advertising priced per inch. It provides pricing components for a historic newspaper layout.
The Record reports on openings and events around the Central Texas Fair and the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. It notes the Civic Society Turkey dinners at City Hall, Shrine Band appearances with the Waco delegation, and plans for parades for the Central Texas Fair at Clifton. It mentions the Texas Manufacturer Show at the State Fair, the Central Texas Fair catalog readiness, and the expected attendance of rural schools. The piece also covers subscription drives, newspaper staff efforts, and anticipated fair days from October 27 to 29 with openings at the State Fair grounds.
Amid talk in Washington of removing sub machine guns from the underworld, manufacturers halted sales except for military use. Gangsters reportedly hold hundreds of guns, with illicit access spreading from tank and industrial users to crime rings. Authorities note gun thefts from lawful owners and border smuggling to fuel violence.
A Wood County ministerial memo sent through the county agent warns farmers to cut waste grain from barns and keep mash available for hens to maintain production toward the county demonstration average. Terraced land yielded four bushels per acre less wheat than plain fields on Abe Wallingany’s farm in Cottle County.
The fragment outlines farm topics in a county notes style with mentions of wheat, land, and dairy concerns. It references a county agent statement about farmers growing feed and seed crops, and notes on prices or values tied to land and stock in a rural area.
The Boston News Letter became the first permanent newspaper in America debuting on April 24 1708 in Boston. It laid the groundwork for all subsequent papers though its format differed greatly from modern news sheets. The piece notes its colonial era context before the Declaration of Independence.
A garbled OCR fragment references ancient monetary policy and figures such as Caius and Alexander in Rome, noting debates on interest and banking. Readable segments point to early financial systems and societal reactions to money, but many names and places are obscured by errors.
A report from Washington and Lee notes lax discipline in campus stores and student meals used to fund expenses. An incident during nine football games saw over 125 dollars in lapel buttons bought without supervision, as a passing professor weighed down the box to prevent loss. The piece emphasizes the college’s honor code and tradition.
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