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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1955
Page
3
Special sale ad lists 27 cent items and 26 cent tall cans Carnation milk, 37 cent prunes, Baker's Coconut, Pygmy Blueberry Muffin Mix, Delicious Apples, Florida Ruby Red Grapefruit, Cabbage, Bacon, Frozen Foods, Snow Crop Orange Juice. Includes various brand names and prices for a local grocery sale.
Trotter Grocery and Market, 200 Trotter Street, offers fresh produce, meats, and daily specials. Contact phone line 190 for order pickups and store hours.
An obituary notes the death of a former Clifton resident in Paris on February 24 at Saint Sonepire Hospital. She lived in Clifton and later moved to Parrish area before moving to Paris. The notice thanks doctors and mourners and lists surviving relatives including Mrs. Gale, Mr. and Mrs. Wallet, and others.
In a rough oblique memorial and community notes section the Cayote News records a Card of Thanks from G. Shetsteod thanking friends for kindness after a death, and a note of appreciation from the Rheffield family. It also mentions relatives visiting from Resuvant and expressions of sympathy, with references to local church events and civic concerns. A line of community notices cites a February gathering and a March event led by someone named Meng and a schedule for the Hoxig fresh nf.
Allinson phone 229 listed in Strand Clifton appears in a brief local notice. The fragmentary item notes contact detail associated with a Clifton Strand entry.
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Fragmented OCR reads like a personal notice blending names and places with military and health terms. References include Baylor Hospital, nursing or patient notes, 1964 era slang, and scattered mentions of a Mr 38 son Enoch Raymana Lammer, ALONE Energy and Nevin na or Aturmatic. The text is highly garbled and lacks cohesive facts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a military or Army Headquarters event and a landmark unveiling at a location tied to a street or area. Mentions a line of symbols or codes and references to trade with advertisers. The readable items are insufficient to confirm people, places, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary items show individuals such as Robert Olsen and Lawell Pearson in Denver and mentions of gatherings, travel to Hau Gn Whur, and a reference to My Robert Olsen and a "Blue" figure. Other names appear as part of an unclear social roster with May dates and Indian connections.
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