11 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
1
An advertising line touts a universal grinding mill for feed line tasks, claiming it handles any grain or material with efficiency and reliability. The brief highlights versatility and strong performance promises for farm use and bulk processing contexts.
A fragmented newspaper page recalls a police court scene with a judge rebuking an arresting officer and ordering a drunk to be restrained. It also reports the death of BEN BRONSTAD near the community, noting his long life, survivors, funeral at the family home, and burial at Norse Cemetery. Other items note a banquet and dance at the New Osk Lodge with widespread invitation.
Community notices thank patrons from Clifton Gin Company closing season and inviting future support. A separate social item describes a kitchen shower at 270 Bell Street honoring Miss Mati ds Coustad with a Halloween themed reception, decorations, and buffet supper for twenty guests. Also listed is an aged Jersey cows for sale listing by John Seedig in Ceter, Teens.
The notice lists downward prices on tires and casings with savings passed on. A large Wilson Heater is offered for $7.50. Customers are invited to inquire about wood saws gas engines and new reduced prices on all implements wagons buggies and related items.
Readable fragments describe clerics, a pet on a dish, and a dispute over positions and rights. The text mentions authorities, towns, and possible penalties, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary data hints at a local contention involving people and places but lacks coherent details.
An official statement from Austin authorities details a poisoning inquiry led by Self toalay and others. The record notes a meeting discussing dates, participants, and potential sessions, with the next meeting slated for Tuesday, November 2.
An old OCR fragment notes a last notice for a farm gin sale to be held Thursday. The message mentions daily presence, buying remnants, and sending ware and brine, with corrupted names and locations.
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