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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1956
Page
8
A partial OCR text from a school board item references March 1 and officials or staff names. The readable phrases suggest a local education matter, possible calendar or meeting note, with limited legible names and labels.
The text reports a meeting where a president and committee discuss seating, with references to a warning from a county official and mentions of representatives and a town, including names like Samme tyam Zander and Mex Rina. It notes a show announcement and a county or city context.
Long article notes Bosque County ranch write up praising quality over size. It lists many guests at the Dearden and Bearden homes, mentions family visits and birthday, and profiles farm activities under Cowboys and ranching figures in Texas.
The article notes Anne Slee and local figures amid a ranch dispute. References to a death tied to the case prompt sale actions. Names include Renee Ere and Stapp among attendees and witnesses at the gathering.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a worker and a farm context with unclear names and actions. The text is incomplete, offering little verifiable detail about a person, place, or event.
A Clifton girl marries in Waco in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Jamey M. Couper. The bride, in a spring gown, wore a tight town guarding theme. The groom works at a public relations firm in Waco and is a graduate of Arlington State.
The readable text mentions a person named Rick Sekule and a Zimmerman relation linked to a home owner and daughter in law. Partially readable phrases refer to a December date and an event in Idaho, with unclear context and many garbled names.
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