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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
3
Readable fragments from a rural column mention Gatesville Texas juvenile training school. A pool of names and locations includes Tula Oklahoma and Oklahoma cities, with two notable women involved. The text references a crime around an assault and a complaint filed, with references to a military instructor and a local woman’s testimony.
Special rates for the Summer Term at Draughon’s Practical Business College effective June 1 1921 invite young people to qualify for high class positions. The ad highlights Grege shorthand and Draughon courses in book keeping and banking taught in Dallas. Readers are urged to apply now and request the Summer Term rate sheet.
The Cotton Palace hosts the statewide agricultural show with major exhibits from Trans, South Texas, and Central Texas. Major entries span farm products and livestock, with premiums awarded to individuals and grouped into four regional exhibits to showcase Texas agriculture.
The Clifton Record announces a new annual subscription rate of 2.50 dollars per year. The notice specifies the updated price for the publication and informs readers of the change in billing.
Waco Texas Cotton Palace directors announce the 1921 exposition opening October 22 running to November 6 featuring a Queen's Ball with coronation, a Kansas City opera company, the Scotch Magiclanders Band, a City of Mexico Presidential band, three football games, an automobile meet, poultry and livestock shows, women's exhibits, and a midway with new shows and hundreds of concessions.
A misspelled recruitment notice promises free tuition at a large U S educational institution. It targets readers to enroll in business education and training methods, claiming high earnings for graduates and urging immediate action by listing contacts and incentives. The ad presents a broad appeal to friends and prospects, emphasizing no cost to join and potential salaries up to 440,000 annually.
The article reports on a Cotton Palace event in Texas with prominent participants and records targeted in a department dedicated to women's entries. It notes planned attractions and the effort to draw wider attendance, highlighting exhibitors and notable figures in the pageant and textile display.
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