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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions realty and payment terms with scattered phrases. No clear entities or dates can be identified. The readable portions suggest a property sale or advertisement but lack concrete details.
An OCR fragment references Tamia Pervotator and a bid related to a luxury watch. It mentions numbers and names such as Lenny Siemon and Hester Set, but lacks coherent context or complete facts. The readable parts suggest an auction or bid event with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary notes discuss forecasts in the ATO Rano text with maritime imagery. A verse fragment mentions Abe and a fall to the depths, referencing spiritual or metaphorical ascent. The electric reference suggests a symbol or energy motif within the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Portage and Mant May with references to Beas Baené and Sostd soa. Limited readable items point to a sports or local note about names or players, but specifics are unclear.
Local notes list visits from A A McReill, Richard Ott, Mr and Mrs Tibbs, L Gilbreath, Laverne Jones, George Tibbs, and others. Residents travel to Fort Worth and Denton for conferences and music events while relatives host gatherings and share news of church and school activities in the Valley Mills area.
A lengthy feature recounts Talihina Howsto n tal the Cherokee woman linked to General Sam Houston. It covers her marriage traditions with Cherokees, Houston's past, her death in 1883, and the later relocation of her remains to Fort Gibson National Cemetery after J. M. Holden’s efforts. It notes a marble monument and a flag covered casket.
Fragmented text mentions vitality weakening and a fatal impact on a child. Likely references a toxin or medicine and a company or person named White, with a note about destruction and expulsion of wear. Names PRICK and STUART appear in the damaged piece.
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