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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1956
Page
2
Sam Mooney delivers Clifton’s first 1956 cotton bale amid rough weather and local activity. The report notes pricing around 810.00 with dockside details and references to nearby buyers, farmers, and milling interests in the Clifton area.
Reportedly the first polio case diagnosed in the area amid medical attention at Crippled Children’s Hospital ward. The note references Mrs Dav Wale of Clie and nearby patients in the same facility.
A garbled reading lists names and phrases including Anite Hompe Beptized and Tiina February 22. The text mentions several people such as Verna Landers Jenn Reber Mr Ler Ma tenet and Mr Maney Hanon with scattered remarks about dates places and events, forming a disjointed notice.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at newborn details with names Rae Nogeet and Abe, mentioning weight about 2 ounces and dates in a wartime era. It references proud parents and a family context but lacks coherent event specifics or locations.
Obituary notes the death of Alex Anderson on August 20 at Harmony community. It records his years of life, family connections, faith at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Nov 1917, service in the United States Army, and return to Bosnwe County to continue his work with the Harmony community.
Local district announces school year start on September 6 with teacher staff listed and pay details. Notes indicate scheduling for grade-level preparations and upcoming events at central facilities.
The Band Parents Association announces its annual meeting on September 10 at 730 e'etoce. Attendees include typical committee members and officers such as Mervin Baw MPL and Mr and Mrs Cu Mateo, with plans for committees on publicity, travel, and member recruitment. The meeting will cover band activities, fundraisers, and upcoming events in Waco.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Boy Scouts stand and associated materials from a company. Mentions of partnership with Sears and a display item possibly tied to a fundraiser or project. Details are unclear due to damaged text and garbled names.
Mrs Ole Anderson dies here August 22 at age 64 years 2 months 4 days funeral services led by Reverend Waller Clustat of the Trim Lutheran Church and burial at the local cemetery expected. A memorial note mentions the late wife’s husband and references to the university and local officials.
EW Members attend state encampment with notable delegates from Minnesota and nearby regions. Officials include ambassadors and military figures discussing defense and regional cooperation amid unclear event details.
Fragments describe a memorial museum project tied to a bank and civic donors. The text mentions a carport site, an oversight group, and involvement from local officials led by a construction foreman, with a projected completion timeline and funding goals.
A fragmented report outlines CHS budget totals and projections including 185,7526.00 and 1961900.00 as expenditures for the year. It itemizes categories such as superintendent costs and instructional services with figures obscured and distorted in OCR text.
The Rogstad family held an open house on Sunday August 19 to celebrate the couple’s golden wedding anniversary. About 200 relatives attended a reception with decorations, a tented dining area, and gifts as relatives and friends gathered in Meridian and nearby communities to honor Mr and Mrs Rogstad.
A late July notice lists the Alexander reunion and a stream of local events over a two day period. It mentions family names such as Gene Alexandre and Gracey alongside farm items like cattle weightings and livestock shows.
An OCR fragment references a travel or training event in Washington with a military connector. It mentions a trip, a Tuslay week, and a US Army unit, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact actions and names unclear.
A fragmentary notice outlines a poultry auction on a Thursday and mentions grain values and local prices. The readable text references buyers, a goat and a street address in Cana, with various figures obscured by OCR errors.
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