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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
7
OCR reads scattered social chatter with names like Mr and Mrs and various surnames. Entries mention visits, guests, and informal home gatherings in a neighborhood, but many words are garbled making specifics unclear.
Fragmentary text references an amendment, a sale, and indebtedness with scattered names and dates. It mentions Reuben, Santeritt, and Benatar among references to purchases, operation terms, and financing. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A Clifton social column details the weekend visits of residents to nearby North Texas, address changes, and school assignments. It notes Miss Hazel Olson’s trip to Oako and election to tied status, teaching selections for Aleman and local dormitory guests, plus visits by Mrs. Ethel Goodall and others. The piece then shifts to an insurance discussion led by Clepp, explaining Social Security benefits, retirement plans, and the need to supplement insurance with savings. It mentions a booklet from the Social Security Administration available by request.
The Landgraf family hosted a dinner for Martha Louise on her Confirmation Day. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gloff and Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Howard of Fort Worth, along with multiple relatives and friends from Valley Mills Clifton and surrounding areas.
A brief promotional note from Ole Easy Pay Tire Store indicates a 20 percent discount appears in their pricing. The text is fragmentary and lacks full sale details or dates.
A county meeting discusses crop surpluses and soil fertility. Farmers are advised to shift to grasses and legumes, aided by the Agricultural Conservation Program, to maintain soil health and provide livestock feed while reducing waste.
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