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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
5
A fragmented digest urges young people to gain practical business training early to avoid future dependency. It cites life insurance figures showing that most adults rely on others and notes the typical educated man earns about $1,500 a year over a 40 year career, totaling 360000.
A fragmented, OCR like text piece presents a collage of garbled verse and prose. Names, places, and dates are largely unreadable, but glimpses of a long poem or imaginative piece emerge through stray words and odd spellings. The passage reads as a stream of oblique images and disjointed lines.
Fragmentary report notes an arrest near Fort Worth and mentions a person named Howie and references to a camp and legal terms. The readable text is garbled with incomplete phrases and nonsensical sequences, providing no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Clipping shows Clifton Record content discussing Texas school taxes with no limit on levy for counties and sub-divisions. It references Governor Hobby, University of Texas attendance amid military service, and local Boy Scout canvassing. mentions Meridian and rural areas, with emphasis on state education funding and university resilience.
In Little Rock Arkansas on November 1 J B Loggins a Confederate veteran aged 84 and Sarah Emmerson aged 77 married after a courtship at the Confederate Home where both resided Mrs Emmerson had left the home for a visit hours before the license was applied for Loggins signed the form with a wavering hand as the couple prepared for their union
A five year old boy, son of E H Bivens of Waco, traveling alone from Waco to Lampasas, was reportedly lost near Temple last night. Station staff and police investigated at the Santa Fe station. no trace found after searches in McGregor and nearby areas. Clifton Record and The Dallas News advertise a one year subscription for $1.75.
Notice warns the public that Lundix and others are prohibited from hustling or tampering in any manner. Names listed include Mrsohn Oawali, Vewuk Oswald, FG, and Onwald with unclear roles. The fragmented text provides no clear action date or所在 details.
On Tuesday November 13 a farm owner Will charge 12 cents per bushel. Gus Theil is referenced in the fragment but details are unclear and omitted.
Ballinger Texas November 5 first reported injury case from ground glass in breakfast is linked to Diaz Wood son of W W Wood of Ballinger who became ill after consuming food purchased at local stores. The affidavit states the mail order mix appears not tampered with and references a German plot claim.
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