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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
2
A dense, degraded OCR page shows a collage of farm listings, patent medicines, and household remedies. It mentions auction like land sales acres for sale near Mundin and Childress, plus various cures and tonics from Chamberlain’s and other brands. The text oddly references tire service, air fills, and local business calls.
Notice proclaims strict enforcement of a water ordinance governing watering trees and ornamental shrubs from specified hours and restricting lawn and garden irrigation to metered supply. It references the city marshal’s authority, dates, and penalties, with a long garbled legislative history and mentions of officials and districts.
Fragmented OCR shows a farm for sale near Crantilis Sap on Clifton road with 187 24 acres, water, cultivation details, and price per acre. Also includes muddled text about Adlerika remedy ads, telephone service pitches, religious service times, a Pennsylvania farmer anecdote, and a political campaign reference.
To automobile owners come to my machine shop for repairs. We are prepared to fit your tires with rear and related work.
The readable segments mention Fiesta Tan and various names, dates, places, and ceremonial lines. OCR garble obscures full context but hints at a public event or celebration with references to Pentecost and local figures, suggesting a historical notice or write‑up with unclear details.
A damaged OCR extract presents garbled names and phrases. It references people and places in a legal or civic context but is largely unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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