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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
3
An old Meridian Creek school page includes an ad for Calotabs purifying the blood and a brief health note. The piece also mentions a May 1 closing day at Meridian Creek with various activities and examinations led by Walter Rove.
A garbled OCR note describes a test event near Gatesville and Mound, including a distance hint and a late Saturday morning timing. It mentions a Fort Worth group connected to the proceedings and a contracted block reference, but the readable details are fragmentary.
The fragment outlines judging and exhibit standards for the Clifton Fair. It references selecting sheaves before harvest, varieties described as typical, and emphasis on shape, texture, and quality. Scattered lines mention displays, vegetables, and plant materials, with unclear names and terms.
The readable text hints at a world centered on activity, noting a low percentage of uplift or mountain features and references to inactive assets. It preserves no clear names, dates, or concrete entities, offering a mild, fragmented snapshot of a broader discussion.
A reader testimonial touts Argotane as life changing for fatigue and lack of interest. The speaker, Mrs. Scott, describes relief from tiredness, weight of limbs, and brain fog after using Argotane, and recommends the product sold by Carpenter Bros. Drug Co in Clifton.
Local notes mention visitors from Titlstuye and Warw Jaen, plus families of Henry Wiedle and Lavina. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Fred, Brsby vine Moy Sonn Ladmir, Adolph Meinke, Lento Ferra, and the Preacher. For sale, Jersey bulls two year olds and selected registered cows offered by Dudley White in Morgan, Texas. The piece ends with a tangential line about radium as a famous substance.
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