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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
8
The article argues that a bank functions as a public service similar to good health, noting customers may overlook its value until problems arise. It highlights free or low-cost services like local cash access via out-of-town checks, saving customers time and effort.
Auto maker contrasts its finances with rivals claiming Ford avoids bond debt and stockholder dividends, finances in-house from start to finish to offer cars $150 to $300 cheaper, while an unrelated skincare ad interrupts the page.
Reporters covering the White House lose card plays in the press room amid news breaks. Since Roosevelt era, typical games like bridge or canasta eased boredom, but Hoover era officials restrict tables near the public wing. The change aims to separate entertainment from the public space, with tables moved post expansion.
A large wedding at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse united Miss Nora Rogstad and John Hogstad of Dallas in a richly decorated service. Rev. YX Thorson officiated with a music lineup by Rogstad family members and local musicians. Guests filled the church for the evening ceremony and reception featuring a three tier cake and floral arches. The bride wore white duchess satin with orange blossom coronet and carried a bouquet of rome buds. numerous family members served as bridesmaids and ushers.
Gores editor B L Covey, longtime state figure and former legislator, announces candidacy for Agriculture Commissioner in 1980 after incumbent George B Terrell declines re election. Covey, editor of The Gores Advocate, emphasizes farming expertise and past public service while preparing formal announcement.
District brief notes the death of D. Reeder in El Paso after a travel incident. Telegram dated Thursday reports the death and mentions the brother awaiting confirmation and details.
D. Reeder has died in Austin on September 14 at the Masonic Hospital. State funds depository banks will be in Paso. The treasurer said withdrawals will total about eight million dollars from the public highway fund and 500,000 for other items. The Record joins friends in extending sympathy to Mrs. Reeder and family.
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