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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR presents a sales pitch for Germ-Processed Oil with garbled surrounding phrases. The readable line asserts lingering sellability after one sale, followed by unrelated garble about value, motors, and speed tests. The passage mixes marketing cadence with incomprehensible remnants.
Norse School reports a rural baseball league contest with Turkey Creek Meridian Creek Harmony Cooper Mur tage and Norse fielding teams. The Boggy wount trailed Norse. Mathaiden and Homer Bell noted for ice and play. Commencement week in Clifton features grades from first to twelfth, with class lists and speakers. Church notices cover Sunday services, annual singing at Hurst Springs, and Clifton College graduation events, while census data cite about 1 006 000 remote district children in the South.
Grandma Walker aged widow died Tuesday morning May 12 after a long invalid period. Funeral services were held at home Wednesday by Reverend Call of Monhheim with many relatives and friends in attendance. Interment in Valley Mills cemetery followed, as a large crowd paid respects to the well liked woman. Several community members joined in attending the funeral and related gatherings, with school and church events noted for the Mustang area.
Charley Voites and Coyote family visit as church events fill the weekend schedule. Rev C. Jenson to attend, with confirmants meeting Saturday morning and Sunday School concluding Sunday morning. Activities include Young People's Society at Rock Church and a 10:45 Pentecost service near Sva tay Springs.
This card expresses gratitude from neighbors and family for floral offerings and support during illness and after death. It thanks Rev. Thor son for ministrations and Dr. Bellamy for attendance. Signed by L. E Pierson and family.
Fragmentary text describes medical observations such as loss of appetite, teeth grinding, and other signs. Mentions Price and Stuart, with no clear patient or treatment details. The passage appears as garbled OCR from a historical page, offering limited, non-specific clues.
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