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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
7
A note describes a paperwright on Kaiser Wilheion’s Berm desk said to be made from a broken fragment found at the summit of Kilimanye, claimed as the highest peak in Africa. The fragment’s origin links to a claimed ascent and an unusual craft.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and alleged medical patients connected to a Texas involvement. It mentions locations such as Waco Clarshalie Burkburnett and Los Angeles with scattered terms on treatment, convalescence, and associated individuals, but the text is largely unreadable.
The article covers transportation bond approvals for Orange County road and bridge funding, oil and gas royalties from University lands totaling over 1.3 million dollars, and various state actions. It notes an irrigation capital program with Colorado River interests, court appeals rulings on robberies and pardons, and personnel changes affecting state agencies. It lists individuals such as Ed Thotming and Lue as involved, and mentions royalty payments from Caliveretty Innde and the Hi Lake Company along with university oil receipts.
Fragmentary OCR style block contains garbled phrases about Turkey days and vanity. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are readable enough to identify a specific news item or action.
The Dean of Men at the University of Pine tests Brom urges readers to count daily blessings and gratitude. He cites work, health, friends, and opportunity as core sources of contentment, noting the value of endurance and helping others despite life’s challenges.
In Austin on November 2 the American Road Company admitted in court that the State should recover $600,000. The company agreed to cancel its permit to do business in the state and be wound up. The judge ordered cancellation of highway contracts and estimated sums, with $314.50 still owed to the company by the Highway Commission to be verified.
A map extending 2,750 feet of wand was unveiled in Bowe, touted as the largest in the work. The display drew attention to the vast scope of the project and highlighted the ambitious scale of the undertaking.
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