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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
7
Guard against Blackleg warning urges immediate calf vaccination. The ad claims one lost calf outweighs the cost of vaccinating hundreds, promoting Parks Davis Blackleg Oids as the surest vaccine and urging purchase now.
Hillsboro Texas May 1 P Davis arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Ed Nilson on charge of desertion from the United States Army. Davis says he enlisted at Port Logan California and served in the war. He will be sent for trial at Fort Houston after formalities.
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic mix of market terms, juvenile demand notes, and a lengthy college tuition appeal. The piece references Tyler College in Tyler, Texas and hints at boysen market chatter, wages, groceries, and education costs with scattered names and places.
A late Sunday notice from Cranfills Gap highlights wedding plans and social events. Caroline Hertalson and Helgin Bivendon wed, with gatherings at the bride’s home and nearby celebrations. The piece mentions attendees, local families, and community chatter about the forthcoming nuptials and weekend visits.
A fragmented notice discusses a subscription service titled Special Wifer with references to early deadlines and a brief note about content and subscriber submission. The text is garbled but hints at a dated, unavailable postal or distribution matter and a possible location in Albemseises.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Helpful Press and Various scattered phrases about patrons, service, and a free offering, with unclear references to a diary enterprise and printing tape. The text is largely unreadable, mixing hints of patronage and a promotional tone without coherent events or names.
An OCR fragment mentions a school event with names and dates lost in garbled text. The readable bits reference a person, a location, and a schedule element, suggesting a school activity or notice without full details.
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