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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Saturday night event with mentions of big sounds and a player named Dorie Mackall along with references to a dramatic performance and other unclear names and actions.
Amalgated note reads as a fragmented report noting reactions of Redding Restodie Ve Re fans to an event at an Hlogeat Lyre venue. Mentions a Feb 1 date and a Womack appearance with references to several named individuals and locations.
In a terse local notice the Brownswood paper announces suspension of publication. The brief item lists related figures and notes irregular circulation issues affecting the paper’s run.
An unsigned notice invites attendees to a big dance at The Tawra on Saturday May 28. The event advertises open music and a lively program. Details are incomplete in the fragment but the date and venue are clear.
Readable fragments suggest a biographical or death notice with names and dates. The garbled OCR mentions a person connected to a cafe, a diet, and a family, with words indicating a solemn notice and some references to a site or event. The exact identities and dates are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented OCR note discusses a United States Marine Band feature with reference to public performances and rehearsals. Mentions Captain Taylor Wentong and a National clubs program at a Nature Farm and Ware Hour on the first Saturday of each month. Contains numerous garbled lines and unclear specifics.
Plans outline development of potash and refinery facilities in West Texas near Wey and the Texan & Pacific rail. A 209000 dollar shaft dyeing project and refinery construction in Houston are noted, with highway connections along Bankhead to Cisnsa ty and Sunes rmeh.
A lengthy OCR fragment discusses a rally led by Ferd M Herndon and the notion of employing idle workers through a sales drive to fund open shop programs. It references employment campaigns, propsed purchases of goods, and a municipal effort to create jobs by stimulating demand for furniture, clothing, and instruments.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a marriage promise and individuals Roy Singer and Mary Millee, with garbled phrases suggesting a story about a wife and perhaps a trial or vow, but specifics are unreadable.
Fort Worth resident Ra e Kobs was taken into custody after a late night robbery involving S 620 000. The suspect was pursued from Dallas, then confronted on a Broadway street. The victim, Stovall, reported the theft and the suspect fled with the money.
A garbled notice mentions sheepmen and a May 7 meeting to discuss purchase or sale actions. It references Japan’s land area and agricultural employment, and includes a woman columnist remark about national work and a constitution context. The fragmented text suggests a rural matter tied to market or policy discussions.
Advertisement notes a price of 14 cents for white gasoline at N Larson's, highlighting value and local availability.
ial Correxpondent notes a Saturday schedule with ball games and gatherings. A reran will be rendepel atinme the eecaine. Appointment here Sarardiy evenings and several events are listed, including a Tuine the Santauy evening.
A garbled OCR passage references the Len Troostnl Assembly of God and a worship service with unclear details. It mentions Crystal L and Crystal substances, attendance notes, a 1246 pounds figure, and a morning worship schedule. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates.
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