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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions Washington territory events, Meridian references, and various names. Details are garbled with many errors making precise facts uncertain.
The article reports on covert wartime production of aievicals by unnamed operators in the Arvin area, with items sold at 430 genta per pound. It notes workers including Mrs Rey Shipman and others, and mentions a surge of young colonial workers and a ritual used by the South Africa tribe to name a thief, involving a kettle of hot water and a jig mat.
Chronicle of social visits and family travel in Valley Mills with mentions of Ethel Cofflald in Waco, Roy Pool, Stanley Moore in Oglesby, and others from Clifton, Marlin, Tyler, and Waco. Includes an automobile accident in Valley Mills with one fatality, four others injured, and prayers for Isavoth Jer. Mer.
The Recon invites renewals or new subscriptions to The Fort Worth Star Telegram Dallas News Houston Chronicle Waco News Tribune or Waco Times Herald through The Record as agent earning a small commission on all business. Readers are urged to place orders.
Valley Mills reports a notable ram sale featuring the ram Ram for Jasle Craig. The auction highlights a high grade ram showcased by local breeder Asembica Rambasillet.
A reflective monologue notes the year’s budget strain and inflation pressures as the speaker mocks wartime excesses and mismanagement. The piece ruminates on taxes, federal spending, and public debt while venting frustration over economic policy and social conditions.
The readable portions reference religious services and worship times, with scattered mentions of individuals and groups. The fragmented lines hint at a church bulletin or program listing morning and evening services, bible readings, and church events.
Fragmentary OCR fails to convey a coherent event or identity. Limited readable items reference names or places insufficient for a factual card.
Hubbard Texas resident Miller recounts witnessing Abraham Lincoln’s assassination in 1865 at Ford’s Theatre. She describes the panic, the president’s departure to the theater box, and the aftermath as she and others faced the chaotic hours after the fatal shot.
Fragmentary text describes a reported incident with tangled phrases and multiple names. It mentions people and places in a garbled sequence, lacking clear actions or outcomes. The item reads like OCR junk from a historical page with incomplete wording and missing context.
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