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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1942
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes subscription orders, office cooperation, and fundraising efforts. It mentions Senator Tom Coomally, political context, and London export study. The piece also records oblique references to Camp Edwards and family visit details amid cluttered prose.
The passage details a large local family gathering with Seipert and Schroeder kin in Wade and Hotston, notes on Church life and a late husband Mr Rice’s contributions to his community, and reports on wartime saboteurs in Anwiki facing severe penalties. It references Texas teams and upcoming games, plus oblique memorial lines and local social notes.
Bosque County farmers and ranchers celebrate soil and water conservation systems that boost yields and protect land for war and postwar food needs. The article notes the statewide effort by over 278 000 Texas farms under the State Soil Conservation Act, the Bosque district’s cooperation with agencies, benefits like increased yields and flood control, and calls Texans to support conservation districts to secure food for victory and peace.
Church announcements list Sunday services at St John s Evangelical Church near Cayots with English language worship and Sunday school. Ladies Aid meets December 8 at member home, Hogtannen event planned, pastor names include L. Rogstad and H. Baor. Thanksgiving service at MON Evangelical Church at 10 am with annual orgie menol party and rehearsal nights ongoing.
A fragment from Lt C B Veam of Wades Wore South Carolina reports he settled safely at his date. The readable portion lacks full context or events.
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