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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
3
Local shop invites customers to measure for a new suit at a reasonable price and offers spring cleaning and pressing services. High value for wardrobe updates and garment care.
Valley Mills residents report visitors and travels including Mr and Mrs Oscar Loper and children from Mosheim and Richard Tibbs returning from Tarleton College. Dr J D Lovelace of Speegleville and others greeted friends while Jack Sadler and Franklis Pearce with family spent Sunday in Harri residence. B P Miller to relinquish Grow Hotel duties and move with family to Hubbard City in June.
Local notes show Mr. Miller planning a return to hotel work before moving to Valley Mills where he will retire. The new tenants Mrs. W le Titbe will take charge, ending Miller’s stay after a well run house.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions numbers and names loosely but lacks a clear event or outcome. It references someone named Yoel and a monetary amount, with partial terms that do not form a coherent news item.
A rustic yearbook style prophecy lists Fort Worth seniors and their future roles across society. Names such as Anita Clark Iva Mae Travis Lois Olaf Antoinette Pace and Parks emerge as doctors teachers governors and business leaders with imagined fates in Europe Washington Niagara Pool Liverpool and beyond.
Ad claims that gas pressure causes nervousness and restlessness and that Adkerika cleanses old waste matter in ten minutes. It touts relief from constipation and stomach trouble and urges buying from Price & Stuart.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Clifton, Meridian, Bryen Texas, and references to a person named Mra T. A. Meos tanding Jr Plomat. The note includes phrases about leather police, church letter, greenbacks, and artificial fogs in Norway to prevent freezing. No clear event or actionable detail is identifiable.
Fragmented OCR mentions Homer Ning Seeger Texas States and Annie Mar with unclear roles. The text hints at a ranch in Oklahoma and a character Ian Mower, but most details are indistinct and several names appear garbled.
An old advertisement claims BLUE STAR REMEDY cures skin diseases causing itching rashes and sores. It asserts the product is stain free, has a pleasant odor, and guarantees results for children and adults alike.
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