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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
8
The text presents a fragmented obituary tribute to former governor Nepe, praising his impact on American civilization and memorably marking his public life. It references his defiant stance during a period of national turmoil, his enduring legacy, and a long list of ceremonial tributes, noting a broad public response and historical significance.
Fragmented account recounts a historical crime and trial involving a robber named Frasier, his capture after a rope escape, and a judge’s verdict. The narrative mentions violence, a posse, and legal proceedings with references to Denton, Texas history, and surrounding counties.
Local Austin notes highlight financial receipts, inheritance tax talk, and state figures. The piece reports actions by General Mark McCen of the American Legion, a Republican governor’s requests to Wisconsin, and a surge in revenue shown by quarterly totals. It also mentions university representations at a regional conference and an essay on education stressing practical work over ignorance.
Weathered fragment from a historical paper notes a local figure with long railway service. The garbled text mentions Brown Gent of the Gulf and Caters fuel East Perathwray station, implying a town in service and a long tenure, with hints of an appointment or honor re state duties.
A fragmentary notice references Blue Star Remi odor and the Carpenter Brothers in a historical context. The readable text implies a local business or product issue, with limited details on dates or places. Further lines are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a local record or classified notice involving these names.
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