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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1956
Page
2
Valley Feed Company holds the area s only U S D A Grade A program guiding egg sales. Last week buyers paid 43 cents for Grade A large eggs while this week s price is 42 cents, with shippers averaging around 95 percent of Grade A quality and strong local demand for eggs.
Local note from Quanfills Gap accounts for visitors and family movements across multiple households. A weekend gathering at Unatyanurday marks discussed plans, with extended relatives from Temple and nearby towns visiting, while a furlough and police station assignments figure in related family updates.
A Richardson event marks the Blewests fifty years with an open house on November 4. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Blewest, local residents, and community members gathered in the Grey home for tours, lighted displays, and reminiscences, as neighbors recall Norman Normandy era ties and early local history.
A garbled OCR page discusses Mr Wilhae Tew patient 10 Aw Here Alem Hospital Fort Worth Monday near Persytan. It mentions donors and local officials, names like Jake Sel, Ovie Selis, Tem ug, and Mes Community Public Service Company. The piece notes no more donors are needed at this time and references hospital care and rectors coordinating offers.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a 1960s era Lutheran group meeting with names like Alfred and Charles Pehier and mentions of committees, special favors, and a Lutheran Hour broadcast. It references a board, contact men from clubs, and organizing actions, with focus on church and lay group activities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Goodall and Witcher Hospital and Bream Shae, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits hint at a local feature or notice, but most details are unreadable. The piece preserves a few proper nouns and place names, though the overall context is missing.
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