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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
14
A jumble of subscription and advertising rates mixed with scattered political commentary references a 180,000 national campaign fund and events in Clifton. The text mentions Tom Show entertainment, democratic primaries, and Mrs Fergus candidacy, with speculative views on future elections and governor prospects.
Local observers praised Clifton High and Goyerville High football squads for their strong Friday performance. Clifton displayed disciplined play and resilience, with notable shooting and teamwork that impressed the crowd despite the outcome.
February report by commissioners explains why Austin was chosen as the Capitol site over other locations. The group cites central location on the Colorado River, population, and potential for growth, noting land auctions and future construction of a new capital with parklands. The article praises beautification as an economic asset attracting residents and trade.
A fragmented survey of U S presidents noting wealth and influence from Washington to Hoover. It discusses how many leaders were prosperous, others poor, and highlights Theodore Roosevelt as unusually wealthy for a president. It references capital, philanthropy, and the idea of wealth shaping public service and candidacy.
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce argues against a state Centennial celebration, asserting it would be highly profitable for Texas overall but biased toward East Texas while West Texas would gain little. It says no wasteful spending, and the event could revive taxpayer spirits if properly managed. The debate centers on location and regional benefits.
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