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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
4
Robt L Baldridge is listed as entered at the post office, ta faar second class mail. The notice notes routing for second class mail and official postal status in the Clifton Record.
Friday morning October 10 1919 reports include election talk about Hon M Nott for Governor and who may run. Local items mention Otto Krueger on Carl Brandes farm, the Great Victory Pair opening in Dallas, Hauling pipe by Humble Pipe Line Co, Lyceum season tickets, Hiram Hobbs health trip, Poulson restaurant ownership, fresh oysters, and C L A day at the Dallas State Fair with Denton College faculty and students traveling by special trains. Parental PTA program, Acknowledgment letter from Corpus Christi officials, and a warning on Mexican labor desertions and deportations tied to South Texas construction.
Classified notice seeks a white roommate named Bert Worth in Tes 29 210. Provides a comfortable room and asks interested parties to write to Mrs We R Chiton at AN 6th Ave.
Frank Howard Route 1 Valley ae offers freshly shed wheat and bales for sale. Buyer can contact to arrange pickup or delivery from the farm five miles south of Chitin.
Fragmentary OCR text references land area, crops, planting delays, and a person named Walter Golden. Mentions arranging haloes of crop and an engagement with women for tasks. Names and places are largely unreadable, making concrete event details impossible to determine.
Attorneys for most of the murderers blame the deed on the fact that when the youngster was a boy some one Dik him own head. The trouble about the sham yetebo did the behing dite had grange.
The article argues repeal would worsen production in Great Industrial centers while highlighting a broader push for shorter hours and higher pay. It cites unions seeking eight or six hour days with compensation and warns of energy declines and higher living costs from labor gains after wartime expediency.
An advertisement touts clothing made from genuine fabrics with no deceit. It emphasizes worsted, mohair, flannel, linen, and cotton, claiming the cloth matches its appearance and offers both imported and domestic woolens for autumn and winter.
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