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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
7
Fragmented report details mass casualties on French battlefields with hundreds of bodies identified or missing. It notes American soldiers and Allied efforts, referencing counts around 2,000 missing or unconfirmed remains and ongoing identifications amid postwar inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR cites Gypsies, fortune hints, and scattered names including SACHIN AD LALNE AL while mentioning places, people, and events in a noisy historical page. The text blends social custom notes, names, and partial phrases, with unclear narrative or full context.
A garbled OCR excerpt describes odd freight movements in the Rio Grande valley with mixed names, places, and prices. It mentions shipments from Sam The nil to Sin Falls, SD, and a reported $10.80 car charge, with further vague references to grape frat and various locations.
A neighborhood business invites new customers to try its upgraded gear and promises prompt satisfaction. The ad stresses improved equipment and a trial visit to prove quality service.
The piece discusses a proposed government reorganization in Texas centered on Austin. It argues current autonomous departments need coordinated authority to reduce duplication and costs. Proponents claim no personalities are involved, only economy and efficiency. The federal government support is cited as potentially increasing public interest and reform momentum.
Special correspondent reports scattered notes from Lanes Chapel area including visitors from Dallas and Clifton relatives, weather disruptions, and social visits. townsfolk Miller family and Vickrey relatives are mentioned alongside efforts at the Texas School for the Deaf and local gatherings.
A scrambled report notes a park event with prizes in Tart tarts and high seat awards. Mentions Missin Mey Coston, Hh Cunaboon, Mentiines Murph as participants while Mr Spanigle wins top prize and Mos Willety is runner up. The report ends with a reference to Mrs NM encountered by the Mawh 1th Reporter.
Mr and Mrs Ali Bronstad express sincere thanks to Viegie Owell for help during a short life and after death. May God bless you is our prayer.
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