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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1953
Page
5
Local Clifton notices offer catches of used tractors, gear, and furniture. Advertisers promote Case tractors, John Deere equipment, milking gear, lockers, and general household items with prices and contact pointers in Clifton and surrounding areas.
Classified ad fragment offers a sedan with radio and theater equipment listed as available through Arnold Boy. Contact details point to Clison College with phone numbers 19 percent 318 or 388 1p. exact address and full terms are unclear.
An OCR fragment shows a boilerplate advertisement for a locker plant and farm related products. It mentions Box 3190 and various scattered names and numbers, but the readable content is fragmentary and non-cohesive, resembling catalog or mail order text with stray words and partial phrases.
In Palas Texas an information ad notes a sales director role at a large company. The listing references part time work at 75 a week and appeals to readers seeking opportunities. The text includes fragmented details and emphasizes sales leadership.
Fragmentary note describes a property issue about four leagues west of Clifton along both sides of a highway, with warnings about a false claim and an unanswered question regarding Helm. The readable text centers on a disputed tract and cautionary remarks about legitimacy.
Clifton Texan notices announce Clifton Mercantile Co and Clifton Burial Association arranging for Femi Olt A. Clifton through the funeral home and ambulance service. Local business names appear in a terse notice format.
A jumble of names and places records Sunday visits and weekend social travel. Individuals from Corpus Christi, Port Arthur, Lubbock, Wichita, and New York are noted visiting relatives in Clift Ind and surrounding areas. Family connections include Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Kendall, and Sergeant and Billy Bob Kendall.
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