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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
8
Local theater advertises Westerns and a Charlie Chase comedy with nightly shows and Sunday matinee. An unrelated workplace mishap at Dansby Peed Biore left Ace Mander injured while helping with a hand cut, requiring a doctor visit and follow up.
A fragment notes a woman described as Amar i e a's oldest living mother and mentions a National Federation of Women's event linked to a Wednesday observance. The text is garbled, but centers on a longstanding matriarch and a federation activity tied to a women’s day.
Meridian notes renewed leadership as Brith returns as superintendent after a year teaching at Vertbent. It covers a 4 to 1 baseball victory over Hamilton, mentions Hendersons and Baxter from Dublin, and notes Meridian Park’s growth plans including a proposed swimming pool and other community developments. Dylan W chards is profiled as a notable Sayote farmer.
A long account outlines the lore of Winsted writer Low Stone, his rise from printer’s devil to famed chronicler of oddities. It traces his celebrated Winsted “wild man” tale, the collaboration with metropolitan papers, and the playful legends that shaped a Connecticut town’s reputation.
A fragmented 1900s style column mixes political railing with a late note on Cyrus S.urtie and a long casual piece about cats. The text mentions Blanton and Roosevelt, plus a lengthy, unrelated kitten tale amid editorial voices and trivia.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Glen Rose location and a Dr T A Henington. Details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome is provided. Entities include Glen Rose and Dr T A Henington.
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