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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
8
An old film ad fragment promotes a Western featuring Moot Gibson and Daggy humor with varying showings. It lists admission prices and theatre times, praising this lively, vaudeville style attraction amid other ads.
A garbled local blurb mentions Sipe Shralety at Dog Hill Church and Washington Hocke yesterday. It notes Sap Sprachen laid up with Ulan for two weeks while Jay takes medicines. Mrs im Flinders waves to Tickville residents and Sile Kilden endures hard times amid ongoing hardship rumors.
A garbled aged prose piece depicts Tom Watson of Georgia praising spring planting in the rural South. It evokes warm sun, blossoming fields, and charitable sentiments as families and children enjoy the season and hope for harmony among neighbors.
Fort Worth on June 7 J Ed Glenn a farmer hitchhiked toward the Democratic nomination for governor. He carried a hoe on his shoulder and was followed by a apparently hungry dog. Glenn said he would travel from town to town making speeches and insist he would win the nomination clean.
A fragmented meditation on wealth and crisis. The narrator notes mood shifts after a stock crash, claiming personal richness remains intact despite financial loss. Emphasizes inner wealth, faith, courage, and service as true value while warning markets cannot erode enduring virtue.
In College Station home demonstration agents report most 4-H household demands for storage are shifting to storm cellars. Spare rooms and porches are used for canned goods and vegetables, while outdoor cellars remain favored for cooler storage. New concrete cellars emphasize cleanliness and convenience with whitewashed walls and railings, some even doubling as washrooms.
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page mentions a death by self action in England, state seizure of property, and buried bodies. It references Christian figures, political campaigns, riots, poverty, and various place names in a disjointed mix, with no coherent single event clearly identifiable.
A late 19th or early 20th century column quotes a go-cent citizen reflecting on work, courage, and economic strain. The piece notes opinions about starting with little, health as wealth, and the value of perseverance while many folks complain, urging a return to productive effort. The source cites The Promensive Furner-Hturaliet as the current issue’s origin.
A Texas made goods show will headline the 1082 State Fair, announced by fair president Ove Herold. Col W E Talbot, Boothwart Development Bureau, will run the exhibit with Nerold’s cooperation.154 booths in the Min Exposition Building are allotted for the Texan Made Show, with most booths expected to be occupied. Shipping and literature will accompany displays to the State Fair and then be returned after the close. The exhibit aims to showcase products truly made in Texas and will be a major feature of the fair.
Fragmented OCR text reports on new military gear and industry byproducts. Mentions anti aircraft developments, a 40 000 foot plane claim, an English truck with 104 component carry, and shifting aluminum industry dynamics amid rival metallic compounds. The passage is garbled but centers on wartime tech, vehicle design, and material supply.
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