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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1956
Page
8
A fragmented OCR passage recounts Democratic state convention tension, investigations, and intra party clashes. Mentions executive committee chair Jonge Sansilia, Gov. Moody, and calls for hearings, with stray notes on agricultural output and other unrelated items.
Purina reports multiple hens producing high egg yields with reduced feed costs. The data claim substantial savings per hen under various feeding programs using Purina Complete Feed, Laying Chow, and grain mixtures.
Watson Feed and Hatchery advertised its Clifton address and contact number in a brief, sparse listing. The note presents minimal identifying details without additional context or services.
An obituary fragment honors Mr Helton and related Fort Worth individuals. It lists family members including sons Tommy and David and references to Merton and Melton lineages, with locations in Louisiana and Texas. The text mentions community ties, nursing, and worship notes, as well as multiple names and towns associated with memorials and funerals.
Listings note films including Nowe Carton Saturday presentation with AUSUET 18 and a feature titled I Died a Thousand Times starring Jack Pataner. Includes Winters in Chamascope and a color start comedy showing this weekend.
A fragmented report describes terrace construction and erosion control within conservation work areas. It notes timing in summer months for terracing and references legal site material and file folder availability connected to the project.
In a crowded session, Greta and other relatives wait as choir chairman Ted Brana and district leaders discuss community plans. Names include J B Mallar Hilien Sandey and Larry Tale with potential revisions to a local famine relief effort and related civic actions.
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