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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
3
Mrs. Elmer Sickle of Terre Haute Indiana recalls refusing surgery after learning of Cardui. She says the remedy helped her greatly and she now handles her own washing and ironing.
Austin Texas April 5 The attorney general's department holds that a man and a woman who have declared their intention to marry cannot each file an application to purchase eight sections of state land and prove occupancy separately. The rule clarifies that a husband and wife cannot sue to obtain separate homesteads.
April jury lists include Des hye ae Mecviaduarn Mor i UEVe Holohos WM Palwolf Mad Ford DOU Garinshe Pe sins oP DE gTIDOLIONL AUT JM Ross Giby rum Mr Howard Chris Carin UW Grintank Wb Willes B Avche GA Anderson J J Adaues Try Ju DeCordoyer Walter Tarve C-hiristenson Le Pal iP Carter WA Kutlerd M Brooks GW Cooper W Robinson If SWeehunt WN Danie
March file of Prison Board proceedings appears in a garbled insert. Readable fragments mention a March report and related actions, with numerous garbled terms obscuring entities and specifics.
A scrambled historical fragment mentions a massive turntable weighing nearly forty tons with scattered names and terms. The garbled text references figures like Rosie and Pearle, while other phrases hint at a technical context and possible era jargon. The readable bits show a heavy machinery or industrial setting with multiple proper nouns interspersed.
The readable fragments note a local figure and place names, with unclear dates or events. Names and places appear in disordered order, suggesting a brief item or notice about a person and locality rather than a full story. No strong, coherent facts emerge due to damaged text.
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