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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented OCR reading presents unclear phrases about a image and people. It mentions names like Barry and Makleton with partial phrases suggesting a photographic or documentary caption. The overall sense is obscured and data is insufficient for concrete facts.
An OCR fragment discusses Thomas A Edison theory related to reproduction and human origin. The garbled text references a prototype idea, a wager, and mentions multiple disconnected terms such as Titan, Crater, and a vague dating sequence. The passage lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Kansas City reports a swap of terms for a match between Jos Willard of Leicester and Fred Fulton. Negotiations suggest Fulton securing $2,000 with a potential venue yet to be chosen. Officials expect a formal agreement by their representatives and a decisive setup by early April.
Washington reports President Wilson supports amendments to daylight saving time. The plan moves clocks forward one hour on March 31, with the change effective at 2 a.m. The schedule will shift domestic routines and business hours, affecting daily life nationwide.
The document describes April 15 or extended dates for federal returns, outlining justification for extensions and expected filings. It references the Internal Revenue Service and discussions on reasonable extensions, penalties, and procedures for late submissions.
A terse reflection suggests those fearing excess effort fear fair compensation. The saying highlights caution in pursuing rewards, urging measured ambition and patience in earnings.
A terse ad notes cane seed available in Texas with a rough product description and contact reference. The notice mentions Womack and references locations and a rough listing style typical of a rural trade notice.
T R James the blacksmith advertises top prices for scrap iron and junk in Clifton and urges customers to see him before selling.
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