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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
2
A garbled report depicts a governor urging sympathy for the state population after a death at sea. It mentions press representatives crafting thanks and a note of appreciation for aid, with scattered phrases about responders, a farm family, and a quoted price of 225 dollars per bale in an agricultural context.
A garbled clipping mentions diverse items including a proposed separation of counties to form a Northern Illinois state, a naval secretary denying a claim, and an assortment of oddities from poetry to shoe polish machines. It lacks coherent narrative and several proper names are unreadable.
A belated countywide farming plan outlines 550 acres near Norse on Gary Creek with 100 cultivated and 50 tillable acres. Cotton signatures target 20 803 bales for market plan while 5 000 bales already counted. Officials urge contacting Dahil Norse or Ole Pederson Clifton for details.
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