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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
6
A fragmented OCR style piece blends stray phrases about crystals, framers, and distant events. It mentions enigmatic names, mechanical terms, and scattered scenes including hotels, minerals, and ships. The readable text hints at a surreal collage rather than a coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous unreadable words, partial names, places, and times. Many fragments resemble dates and people but lack clear structure or events. The readable bits hint at a dated notice or schedule, yet no cohesive story or actionable detail emerges.
A bustling week in Mosheim includes Mrs. Miley and daughter visiting Gatesville, Mrs. Freeman shopping in Clifton, and John F. McKinney at a Baptist Association gathering. Numerous local names appear in social circles, church events, and community activities across the region. The piece closes with a stark note on a distant Persian shrine, discussing security and crime implications in Meshed, Iran.
The World Peace Foundation reports world defense spending near 40.15 billion dollars in the latest tally, with about 106 million more than the previous year. The data include emissions from arms programs and participation in disarmament talks, reflecting a broad trend of rising military budgets worldwide.
Rev Cal Alled presided at Lanes Chapel with a regular appointment. Sunday evening service canceled for Mosheim Baptist revival. Mrs. O. C. Bergman stayed in Cleburne visiting her sister Mrs. HM Sisarson. Rev Charley Clack from McGregor spent a week here with Mr and Mrs Mel Tox. Maydell of Casote and several others were Sunday guests. Local notes mention trade fairs, farm errands, and community visitors among residents, with names and places inconsistent in parts due to damaged text.
Austin reports STERLING, chairman of the ex officio auto tax board, states there will be no increase in the state ad valorem tax rate for 193 today. He plans to call the board into session to confirm the decision.
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