Local notices mix ads and travel notes with stray facts
The page combines display advertising rates and local notices about Miss Maggie Burke visiting Meridian, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Corbin in Lima, and residents in Clifton. It also records community busi ness trips, a lunacy case transport, and a discussion of Inca quip accounting devices along with fragmented references to travel through Dallas and a miscopied calendar of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Corbin
Lima
Ohio
Clifton
Wright
York
Anderson
Tubb
Womack
Tom C. Parks
Jim Parks
Midland
Dallas
G. C. Tindale
Wilma
Community Contributions Please Readers Send In Notices
The Record invites readers to contribute items of interest for the paper and the community. Submissions aid county state upbuilding and public good.
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Record
County
Tate
Abbreviated Field Notes From An Unknown Locale
Fragmentary lines describe a riverside area with shade abundant water and camping spots. Mentions a town near the river and a possible fete. Text is highly garbled with missing subjects and dates.
Camp Lewis Letter from a Marine Camp Lewis July 19
A long letter from a Marine stationed at Camp Lewis Washington describes a twelve day leave, camping near Kitsap Lake, jungle-like woods with wildlife, a large American Legion event in Spanaway Park, a parade with naval units, and plans to visit Tacoma. The writer mentions Mt. Rainier, a bombing yard, and an aviation hangar with German plane wreckage nearby. He expresses happiness, desire to leave service, and hopes for future trips.
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Camp Lewis
Washington
Pearson
McKeath
Kitsap Lake
Ake
Foruma
Olympic Mountains
Bresserton
Puget
Liberty
Tacoma
Tennessee
Spanaway Park
American Legion
Pscas
American Lake
Ian
France
Rooma
Milan
Kaye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sperry & Hutchinson Company
New York
Clifton, Texas
Clifton Mercantile Company
THE
Clifton Record
By Robt, L. Baldridge
Maggie Burke
Meridian
Clifton Friends
J. B. Swenson
Harmony
R Tobias Knudson
Dell
Peru
Clifton College
Lowell Pearson
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