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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
6
Fragmented text discusses themes of freedom, liberalism, and power in government. It references US history, revolution, and the tension between ruling authority and individual liberty, noting that since America’s rise to power liberalism has been popular and powerful but faced reactionaries over time.
The piece argues that modern reactionaries label themselves liberal using the term liberal as an asset while calling opponents liberals. It asserts that more government control harms individual freedom and that this misleads Americans about genuine liberty.
Kathleen Winnett, daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Winnett, married Herbert J Sullivan, son of Mrs E A Sullivan of Boston, in a double ring ceremony at Annunciation Church rectory. Mrs Draper served as matron of honor, the bride wore white marganes with matching accessories, and reception followed at the Rodgersons home.
A garbled colonial era style piece blends aphorisms with campaign talk. It notes the governor race starting early, mentions candidates from another state office, and references ads funded by a mysterious group. The text preserves phrases about friendship choice and revenge.
Community snippets recount visitors and travel to and from Temple and nearby towns. Names include Charlene IeDonald, Roy Pool, Gordon Nowlin, Grady Peters, W Vurch Jr, Ernest Ham tin, Johnnie Louise Bj or inson, Wade Nesbitt, E L Lay, Bill Carter, Bill Powers and baby, Ovella Burns, John McNem, Ed Jelks, and Tait Priday with Austin and Somerville mentions.
A note of thanks from Joe M Prather to friends who aided in fighting a pasture fire sparked by lightning on Tuesday September 11 and supporting immediate recovery efforts.
Joe Hyde, driver and manager, advertises routes from Clifton to Temple with a 1.00 fare one way and 1.00 for round trip, plus Dallas and Fort Worth connections. Timings listed include 6:40 p.m. for Clifton to Dallas and 5:00 p.m. to Dallas, with Fort Worth departures around 8:00 a.m. and 1:20 p.m. Fares shown: Dallas 2.00 one way, 3.60 round trip. Fort Worth 1.80 one way, 2.70 round trip.
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