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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
12
One in six farmers in the country owns a radio set, with average cost about 4175. Alberta and Saskatchewan farms show higher ownership, enabling farmers to hear college and federal price information, addressing concerns about value and real prices.
Six purebred Poland China pigs offered for sale at 187.50 each, subject to registration. Pigs available for pickup in the next few days. Seller is E. H. Parcell of Meridian, Texas.
Seventy five thousand cherry trees imported from Orange are being planted in Northeastern Kansas. The effort aims to boost local orchards and fruit production, with crews coordinating across multiple counties and sustaining ongoing planting campaigns.
Fragmentary text mentions intestinal worms and unhealthy condition. reference to child breathing aid and possible ICE and STUART, but details are unreadable.
The Turnersville items show a busy farming community with names including Mee Hardie Colwell who died in Waco, and notices of residents moving, visiting relatives in Dallas and Fort Worth. Several youths plan to attend schools in Brownsville and Meridia while others attend summer programs.
The notice lists Sunday School at 0:90 with Rev. G Biar from Was. no evening service. Rev. A Yabal of Hamilton to Grouch on July 1. a reward of 425.00 is offered for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of the party guilty of breaking into the Live Owl Hull past of Clifton. Also contains mechanical repair tips and a Texas legal notice about J L Wood estate probate in Bosque County with a July term date and related instructions.
A garbled excerpt discusses state laws on teaching kindness in public schools and lacking mention in higher institutions. It cites unclear examples like Edwardsville and mentions a one-year reference. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings and errors.
A garbled OCR tale recounts a man entering a church and arguing with a sexton about the church’s denomination. The exchange reveals confusion over a “Presbytarian phare” and a misidentified cathedral, with stray phrases about a Saint Mark and local street imagery.
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