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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
2
A chaotic clipping discusses an automobile maker seen as too poor to ride, referencing David Buick and the early car industry. It mentions trade schools in Michigan and contrasting wealth with automotive innovation amid ironies of business success.
The article surveys Texas economic activity highlighting farming, livestock, and manufacturing, noting good crop conditions though mixed industrial growth. It discusses national attention on Texas during October events and conventions, mentions veterans' travel and tourism, Kerrville summer assemblies, and Texan manufacturing including saddlery from Kingville and Laredo straw products, aiming to boost capital and export reach.
A scanned Meridian page lists various payments and licenses including City Water, garage and service charges, and marriage licenses for Dunand Smith Ruby Webb and Alfred McPadden Sim Ethel Barton. It notes residents traveling to Stephenville and Denton for schooling, plus a street incident where two men attacked Mr Wines but were repelled.
A collage of misprints and absurd headlines from various papers including Indianapolis News Atlanta Constitution New York Evening Post Philadelphia Inquirer Vincennes Ledger Louisville Times Des Moines Tribune Capitol Nashville Banner Ohio State Journal Virginia Democrat Brooklyn Eagle and others. Witty remarks touch on prohibition, fashion, science, and public figures in a rapid-fire montage.
Fragmentary text notes that early humans learned to weave before writing and used cloth as a first material. It mentions a call to study the first kinds of cloth guided by prehistoric pioneers.
An editorial argues local businesses harm town welfare by shopping out of town. It urges residents and merchants to spend at home to keep money, banking, and channels of trade local, noting wholesale ties and out of town purchases drain the town’s vitality.
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