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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1957
Page
1
A partial OCR shows an item about Fewoh J. ean April 1h Ota Ge operating a sale. The readable segment lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm full details.
Frank Spongle sells his barber shop and plans to continue working there under Mr. Gangshel. The piece describes a long, fragmentary historical note about services, ownership, and local operations with sparse readable details.
Fragmented OCR text describes a building contract bid process, local addresses, and community figures. It mentions a firm, planning, and timing for completing work, with scattered references to residents and local names. The readable portions depict a municipal or construction bid context and social notes from a neighborhood.
An unclear OCR passage mentions a birth on a date around January with names including Mr and Mire and Joma F. Andaron. The text is garbled, with multiple misreadings, making it difficult to identify precise dates, locations, or full names.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Kare tabsunior irl Be Umut James Metirbes axcona ath Junior yy acclamation Sey Viekrery and others. Lacks coherent context, places or dates, but hints at a ceremony with multiple attendees and potential awards or recognitions.
A garbled OCR report notes Yarborough winning a U S Senate seat after a contested race. The fragment mentions a sixth state and references Mr. Yernroh heirs and dates loosely tied to May. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled words.
The report outlines election results in Valley with candidates Velie and Win the Rene winning key positions. It notes John and VK as top vote getters and lists totals including 37 for Velie and 240 for Dant in a council race. Clarence Galt undefeated Chester Hardwick and other local results are mentioned with various vote counts.
John E. Swenson a long time resident of Moorage Coan passed away on Monday morning at his home 21 Growth Avenue in this city after a two year illness from heart trouble. He was born January 17, 1807 at It en the farm and married Mary Men, of Manvil, in Our Cherry Church Nurse. He and his wife lived a married life in the same home built for them, and he was active in the community through the years. His death ends a long life tied to local work and family.
A historical trustee election appears to name candidates Edwin W Diceich William Amun AG Hanon alley Millattwo Mobert HE Marner Lye Raburn Wilton Dat Parke dF Wheeler Wesley JL Th Mian and others for upcoming school board positions. Local notice lists candidates and potential voters ahead of the Plymouth County ballot.
The Garden Club held a March 27 meeting at City Hall attended by Mrs Kaya W Rap sind Wig! Fea 8 Hoan, By We Ses In Mrs CT Goodall, and Mex Combs from the Waco Council Bur nd the Wren. They discussed plans for a luncheon and a charity drive with arrangements to convey.
The Cubs push for the district track crown as athletes face hurdles and sprints. Notable competitors include Ike and Mite, with workouts at Centra and Veley Mills. A test meet and preliminary rounds set for Saturday.
An annual meeting summary mentions Ragman activities and Otters involvement. The text lists participants such as Paul, Claud, Cosh, Torgetoe, and Tindall with references to Covnils Gap Fort Worth and mentions schedules, totals, and a figure around 81,190 1908.
The fragmentary report notes poultry buyers at Poulta engaging with traders after an eight o’clock approach. Prices hover around two ten to two fifteen, with local stalls showing steady interest and several figures quoted.
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