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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
14
A fragmented OCR fragment discusses a covert search for a 1 kb exabytelike capability in the Malay States. It references site testing, limited bits, and a substitution of certain components, indicating ongoing but uncertain progress in a restricted environment.
Article discusses cotton prices and farmer impact, noting marketing, demand, and potential effects on crop yields and market timing. Mentions Texas and Minnesota contexts and references to market conditions affecting growers.
Special summer term rates offer a path to high quality training in dictation, shorthand, bookkeeping, and banking. Dallas courses include exclusive instruction, with rail fare assistance and rate sheets available. Estimated start now to secure a fall position. appeal to eligible youth seeking prep.
The Record authorizes public notices with political announcements subject to Democratic Party notions. Dated July 12s.
Bosque County voters see re election bids listed for District Clerk with SMITH and for County Judge with BARKE, WORD, W. A YORK plus W. H. McCLINTOCK. A public weigher race shows Pree and a $1 Hansen F. Jensen entry amid the rolls.
A camp report describes Hart Simith Joe Barrow Baas John Shellbure Charley Rehmidt Marvin Brooks and others at a boy scout camp. It details leaders assistants meals cooking by Philip Norton and Wirt Ald Lin Bell Earl Brewer and activities from boxing to a track day and water carnival. The piece notes a mystery around Burkholder and a chicken dinner coming, plus a London dog ambulance anecdote and a veterinary sidecar setup.
A Dallas woman nicknamed Diamond Nell bites diamonds from men's shirt fronts and swallows them, claiming a string of similar thefts totaling about 10 000 dollars. John George of Mexia presents as victim after a party meeting, with the incident ending near Dallas City Hall as she escapes. A federal judge rules immunity for religious leaders and families under immigration law.
The proposed anti lynching bill in Congress is expected to fail in committee as it is widely viewed as unconstitutional. The item also advertises 666 tonics for cold relief and headaches, a patent remedy claim.
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