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THURSDAY, MARCH 16,.1933
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Everybody Knows the Parable About the Bundle of Sticks
“You Cannot Break Them When Tied Together”
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Our United States have from the beginning
meant United Faith. United faith made the
United States. United faith made Clinton; And
united faith can easily carry us on to a new
prosperity. We, the undersigned Clinton busi
ness firms have faith in our Clinton and na-
tifflal Mnkjn
. •. has that same impreg-
nable strength. You might
as well try to move Gibral
tar as to shake the sound
banking systems of Clinton
and the nation when back
ed by our UNITED FAITH.
The present crisis, from
which we are already
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triumphantly emerging
under the leadership of
Franklin D. Roosevelt,
merely calls for common
sense - that common sense
which makes us realize
that our national financial
structure is not a detached
D. E. TRIBBLE COMPANY
KRIESBERG’S DEPT. STORE
CITY OF CLINTON
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO.
CLINTON COTTON MILLS
LYDIA COTTON MILL^
THORNWELL ORPHANAGE
. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
J. A. BAILEY, MERCHANT
J. 1. COPELAND & BRO.
^LIBERTY BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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DANZIGER’S
CITIZENS BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE
COMPANY
JACK H. YOUNG
KELLERS DRUG STORE
CLINTON MOTOR CO.
CLINTON COTTON OIL CO.
BLAKELY’S STAR GROCERY
BUCHANAN’S
MILLING GROCERY CO.
L.B. DILLARD
SPRATT GROCERY CO.
COPELANP-STONE CO.
entity to be impersonally
viewed from a hill top. It is
a PART OF US. It is a care-
fully woven and vital coun- ~
terpart of our pattern of
life. Any illogical assault
upon it is in reality an ^
ASSAULT UPON OUR-
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SELVES. There is no hid
den monster that threat-
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ens to devour ns. It is only “ ”
WE OURSELVES W1T H
WHOM WE HAVE TO
DEAL. It is the foundation
of OUR OWN HOUSE that
we would undenhine. AND
NO THINKING PEOPLE
WOULD DO THAT!
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CLINTON BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
THE BOOK STORE
YOUNG COMPANY
CLINTON CAFE
GEO. A. COPELAND & SON
McDaniel vulcanizing wks.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
J. C. PENNEY CO.
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HIPP & ADAIR
CLINTON MERCANTILE CO.
J.M. PITTS
THE COtft^RY
SMITH’S PHARMACY
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