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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and scattered phrases from Cranfills Gap. It hints at deaths, cases, and local notices, but the text is highly corrupted with many unreadable or stray words and no clear cohesive event.
A damaged OCR fragment lists expenses and appropriations for buildings, maintenance, salaries, and supplies. It mentions Camp Aubry, the state treasurer, and various line items such as salaries for clerks, an accountant, and travel costs. Names and places are fragmented but indicate a governmental accounting snapshot.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous sums and lines of spending from colleges and public offices. Items mention salaries, maintenance, and construction like dormitory use, extensions, and emergency decks. The jumble references universities such as Texas Normal schools and a rail commission, with totals and line items for 2008 era funding and staffing.
A traveller recounts a bizarre farmyard episode starting with a mule and peach trees, leading to a roadside halt. The narrator and companions reach a small gathering by a muddy road, where a mock exchange with a widowly woman unfolds. They arrive at a picnic site by midafternoon, amused by imaginary buyers and a chaotic, humorous scene.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear details about a fund sale and related actions. Readable names and dates are absent, leaving only partial references to a sale action and unspecified authorities.
Readable fragments describe an issue at Clifton Machine Shop involving another party named Genmine or Gena ira Suu and a two part business deal with SMerchantine. The text is garbled, lacks clear events or dates, and does not establish a complete action or outcome.
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