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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
3
A noisy, garbled notice hints at home builders offering easy payments and convenient building plans. It mentions renters or buyers and invites interest for plans and financing, with references to a 1920s style living.
E. Cheyis chairs the expense committee. Texas sessions face costs for stenographers and staff. The piece notes press courage, rising infrastructure spending, and debates on state property and prison site decisions, plus a snapshot of Wharton and El Paso counties, irrigation gains, and Texas agriculture ventures.
A damaged OCR fragment contains stray letters and jumbled words including Pan Suey and STAR PARASITE, lacking coherent context or complete facts to identify persons, events, or location. The text is unreadable enough to prevent a reliable summary or headline.
Fragmentary notices describe a Sunday gathering at 9 20 and a Wednesday afternoon visit by Mrs W F Tergernon hosting at home. J A Wraves is named as pastor in the brief item, with other garbled references to people and times.
We extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the kindness shown during our loved one’s illness and passing. We are grateful to Mire Re Forton, Win Forson, Ira Porson, C. Sic, Daniel, Mrs. C. E. Smart, and Allison Forton for their support and sympathy.
An OCR fragment notes a dairy cattle entry from Texas listing a young Holstein sow with identifiers Rae and related notes. The readable portion names OL thfton and Yarle in an unclear context.
A local electrical contractor, Pelt Elec Pasa, announces new terms for upcoming cave installation work. The notice outlines pricing, timelines, and project scope for residential and commercial clients.
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