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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage blends references to gambling, a rangers game, and a state legislature. It mentions crime terms like robbery and incarceration, plus vague notes about licensing, public votes, and political action. Names and places are obscured, leaving a fragmented snapshot of a turbulent news scene.
Herricks, a rookie in Catch training, may not reach the professional grade, yet he has proven to be the fastest on the squad and has outpaced rival Stanley Bach from the University of Kentucky. The article highlights his rapid improvement, his struggle with curve balls, and notes on other local happenings and community events.
Fragmented text reports Hardie Cowen and others planning mid term events at University of Terma with references to New Heat week end activities and a Saturday evening gathering in Treekantilet area, noting casual social mentions and unclear names.
A ceremonial record praises a local insurance reward for a 1934 fire loss incident, naming Raymond M. Maul as signatory with official title. A note mentions John Buiter Show's return from surgery in Waco after appendectomy, his recovery, and plans to resume studies at Clifton High School. Also referenced are Mrs Kennard and Emmett H. Schow, plus visitors from Cleburne.
Reading shows a mix of garbled names and jumbled phrases referencing figures, a vice president, an academy, and tech items. Key entities are unreadable or partial, preventing a coherent event or outcome from being determined.
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