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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
7
A notice reports the death of Mrs. William Schrader in Blum following a period of illness. The obituary notes her long life, mentions her husband, and lists surviving relatives while providing details about the funeral arrangements.
Allied Chain Link Fence Co Inc advertises free estimates in Waco LaSalle and Taxa areas with office contact details and renunciation of payment terms for prospective projects.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and places with missing context. No coherent event or attribution emerges. readable items include personal names like Henry and Paul and terms suggesting a sports or local news drift, but details are too garbled to interpret.
Fragmentary text shows names like Sanders and Ott and mentions meetings and individuals in a dated style. The readable bits reference a June meeting, university ties, and local notices. Content is too garbled for a confident summary.
A cryptic, OCR scrambled notice lists names and fragments surrounding a June 10 rites event. It mentions Surns and Stubbs, attendees, a wedding-like context, and various garbled references to people and places without clear narrative or dates beyond the June 10 rite.
The readable lines show scattered names and places including Neal Creek, Tarleton State College, Stephenie Matyi, and Todden. The text appears as garbled OCR with dates, events, and locations uncertain. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragments provided.
Readable fragments describe a visit or event at locations including Monta and Fort Worth, with names such as Mr. tiporgu Es Soin and Woody, plus references to a White in Chink Mey and a 813 S0 1h Avenue address. The text jumble hints at a social or court notice and possible marriage mentions.
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