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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
4
The Fall and Winter seasons demand sharp appearance socially and in daily life. Curlee offers a new Fail line of suits and topcoats, with outfits from $20 to $42.50 and matching two pair pants, topcoats $15 to $30, in fresh varied styles.
Readable remnants show special offers for Saturday October 26 with items and prices unclear in the fragment. The text repeats and ends with stray figures suggesting pricing notes.
The fragment shows a Clifton Texas post office town newspaper page from October 25, 1908. It lists publication details, class mail header, and subscription and advertising rate references. The legible items mention Friday publication, locality, and rate structure for display and line advertising.
A fragmentary local column notes Clifton residents testing boating quality of thor gas as cooler air arrived. It also announces Cranfill Gap Cemetery work planned for next Wednesday October 30 with locals urged to tend graves. Plus brief notes on sports interest in Baylor vs Arkansas and an update on Walter Turner at the Pastour Institute in Austin.
Fact tale of Birt Newett delivering 800 pounds of papers daily across Yellowstone summer camps from Gardiner entrance to Mammoth Lodge. Since 1928 the daily route covers about 32 miles per leg with four stops, completing rounds by 6:20 p.m. Car and driver cost ultra low and rugged work defined by gap between isolated summer lodges.
Sunday, October 27 schedule includes Sunday School at 10 and Divine Service in Norwegian at 11. Evening service at 8. Young People's Society meets at 1? with confirmation class on Saturday morning at the Dame of Me wall.
Abeont 35 garde mentored Seee eal Tee ATPL.
Grace Coolidge writes a poem commemorating the fifth anniversary of Calvin Coolidge's death. The page includes excerpts and a discussion of a Navy salvage operation at Block Island, praising divers and workers who risked their lives for modest pay.
Fragmentary text discusses wages for ordinary workers, underpaid labor at Russope, and fear of immigration flooding jobs. It contrasts El Dorado promises with real earnings, hints at paid interviews, and questions national economic impact amid garbled phrasing.
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