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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
6
Weather chatter and rural happenings fill a fragmentary page. Communities discuss rain for grain while families visit the cotton palace and inspect new farm buildings. Local names appear in truncated form with stray figures and election hints among scattered notices.
In New York a restaurant owner sues over a policy barring women from dining without hats. Miss De Witt and Mr. Wotte were arrested after refusing to pay for a meal when the manager demanded a hat be worn. The case, the first of its kind here, asks whether public dining can enforce headgear standards.
An irregular historic notice lists pigs for sale at a rural market with references to buyers and vendor terms. The readable text mentions livestock through a fragmented rhythm and suggests an auction or sale event in a small community. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
An offer to remove surplus staple cotton beds with renovation services. Customers urged to use their own cotton or have beds renovated and sanitized. Service promises same day pick up and delivery, reasonable prices, and limited time availability.
A garbled OCR pass shows scattered proper nouns and fragments including names like WHALEY and others, with no coherent event. The text resembles a damaged public notice or ad copy with incomplete phrases and unclear actions or dates.
Notice to hunters that a posted warning on Meridian reel forbids hunting in the area due to various unspecified hazards, with public caution urged and enforcement implied by local authorities.
A fragmented OCR narrative traces the creation of a U S silver dollar portrait. It notes designers seeking a suitable face, the model Anna Willis, and the sculptor George Morgan who matches the ideal look. It describes the face’s influence and the broader historical context of the minting effort.
A fragmented piece argues that doing nothing is hard for a healthy man and dangers of inactivity to society. It references personal strength, health, and societal expectations, with garbled phrases and unclear attribution to George Matis Adadis.
A 16 year old began shorthand study for three months then worked for Santa Fe RR earning 70 dollars per month. An elder brother worked in unskilled labor for years at 40 dollars monthly. The ad promotes Tyler Commerce College Texas, offering correspondence courses in business administration and finance with promises of better prospects.
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