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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
4
Readable fragments show references to voting, candidates, and local issues. Names like Me No an oe and HUEY appear amid garbled text, signaling a civic notice or campaign discussion. The piece hints at elections, candidate mentions, and voting context.
A March 13 event in Loretel features a big banquet and a car show with other entertainment highlights. Local editors and press representatives are expected to attend as the Legislature’s favors toward the press are acknowledged amid speculation this may be the last opportunity before the Senators' term ends.
An informal recap describes a pleasant evening featuring performances and social interactions. The narrative mentions travelers, playlets, and dainty refreshments, ending with guests bidding good night and returning home.
Huntsville and other cities host a hearing on financial affairs of the Texas administration. Officials including Hohn Wortlow and H. Cousins face questions about mistakes in the administration. Witnesses aim to testify later, asserting issues will be clarified.
In Clifton and surrounding areas Mrs NM Slove and Mrs Woad Thompson attend funeral services for Miss Sinn Phempsn Pye at Keen and Cemetery. A death of Nel Nelson at age about nineteen is noted, with family details and church notices. A wreck near Moody affected a passenger line, and local social events include a dinner with Mary Butler and children. A shooting at a residence ends with Bob Chambless charged for Taylor's death.
An old classified style notice announces automobile service by J. Ay Ktlaer proprietor offering national parts shipping and constant drives plus trunk service with a phone number 19 listed for contact.
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