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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes gasoline tax funds allocations, alleging misdirection of about $8.06 toward government and school needs while $556 goes to county bonds. Mentions American Petroleum Institute and road maintenance vs construction.
Fragmentary text notes a North Pole reference and a claim that Benjamin Franklin invented electricity. It reads as a mix of exam material and stray phrases about an ancient chandelier and a man’s work, with incoherent wording and unclear context.
A local dance event at Bhody Dale is planned for Saturday. Participants from Shady Dale are noted as attendees with emphasis on a long standing community tradition. The notice highlights social gathering and weekend plans in the area.
Local notes from Valley Mills mention D A Newton of Brady visiting the home of Mrs John McNeill and family. Howard Heath extends sympathy to Billy Wayne Gann, 11, who died last Monday in Waco from spinal meningitis. Leslie Hart dislocated his arm during practice week and will be sidelined. Mr and Mrs Owen Howard welcomed a newborn baby girl Tuesday morning, with best wishes for health. Other brief items reference Simmis detained in his room and social visits by local residents, including Sara at Wo and Dr Jom Abel.
A fragmented OCR snippet cites agricultural terms and population concern. It mentions irrigation and labor, advocates for improved schools, and preserves child education. The text attributes the remarks to J. R. Williams of Union Hill School and references 20 years of foreign population growth.
A brief note notes that preserving desirable meat and milk remains important as recent gains in coal production show continued improvements over the previous year.
An odd fragmented note names William Jargilewhe and Alexander with references to bushels split upon an acre. The legible text hints at historical arithmetical terms or land measures, suggesting a dispute or record involving measurement units and individuals.
Fragmented early 20th century ad copy markets remedies for head colds and neuralgia with bold claims. Mentions Calle Brot day Tawdaden Makerim and a 30 minute relief claim, promoting quick action salves and tablets under a brand name Liquid Tablets Bale.
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