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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented text decries wartime finance and inflation while urging industry and citizens to buy, save, and support national efforts. It laments tax burdens and speculative profits, advocates directing spending toward productive goods, and calls for patriotic action to boost the economy and uphold the gold standard.
In Bronsed county, Texas, local farmers with forester C. W. Blin fens test turning cottonwood logs into usable products on a portable mill. A 1000 turkey legs contract preceded a plan to build an all cottonwood house with flooring, shingles, and boards. The venture employs 10 to 12 men and follows the Doyle Rule pricing.
The Civics at Camp Clifton prep winter camp at Wetton Texas by week end with construction nearly complete. Enlisted soldiers to be renewed around December 15 leaving no Regular Army personnel with the unit except Captain Hanna. Reserve officers join, and marriages among enlistees are noted as the unit departs for winter duties.
A mixed school page notes devotion to God in nature and science, upcoming events, and local sports. It lists a Joe Tennison dedication, a smoker night with boxing and wrestling bouts, volleyball and basketball plans, visits from Baylor Belton College, and hospital updates while mentioning campus construction and exam schedules.
Fragmentary account mentions football players, picnics, meals like roast beef and Irish stew, and a passing reference to stereophones and a 1932 date. The text is garbled with personal anecdotes and lacks coherent events or identities to anchor a clear summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a travel scene with a girl and a pet ox, mentioning secrecy and a place. Language is garbled, but references a trek, young traveler, and personal impressions. No clear event, names, dates, or locations emerge for a concrete summary.
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