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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
7
The article notes a state scholastic apportionment of 6.85 per capita, highlighting Austin and a population around 19,000. It describes the apportionment as record-sized, exceeds last year, and discusses redistribution tied to state funds and county lines with implications for schools and local districts.
It is a plain seller’s pitch offering to show several kinds of stock before purchase. The dealer invites trade, promises to tailor to exact needs, and will gladly furnish estimates on large bills.
A state constitutional joint resolution proposes amending Texas Section 1 to authorize grants of aid to indigent and disabled Confederate soldiers, their wives, widows, and dependents. It outlines eligibility, the governor's duty to submit the amendment to voters, and a proposed funding mechanism for administration and maintenance of aid homes.
A garbled wartime text fragment presents a stream of disjointed phrases about opportunity, war, and social disruption. It references a Keeley Institute tone and mentions a shift from drama to a different form of entertainment, with uncertain names and incomplete sentences. The piece reads like OCR corruption rather than a coherent report.
A rambling note argues painting is useless if it fails to keep water out. It claims water rot causes greater property harm than paint and suggests there is no point paying for more paint when water intrusion remains the core issue. It implies rot prompts leniency toward painters and paints.
Burglars operated in Morgan and Lena on August 1. They forced entry through a barred door at Martin Upithers' residence and looted jewelry valued between $100 and $7 million. No clues, burglars at large.
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