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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
7
An athletic principal argues that true manliness lies not in victory but in playing the game with full power and spirit. He notes that players who accept defeat calmly and compete with dignity earn lasting respect, as 7,000 Indians yell in the stands during the world series moment.
A Bryan Daily Eagle style notice describes how wartime distortions affect wages and goods. It mentions prices, money, and workers unable to secure steady work, with hints of shortages and shifts to new business for survival. The text shows confusion and partial phrases about funding and employment.
Waco Texas reports the federal highway program as the largest construction effort in history. A state budget and federal funds are described, with $408 million proposed for road construction and about $10 million allotted to Texas though spending focuses on specific areas to meet federal aid needs. Local officials face control over funds and road maintenance after completion.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Texas commitment to federal highway system, pledging to operate with a nationwide road network. Mentions Democratic stance, funding, maintenance goals, and alignment with federal construction aid in a period of state transportation policy debate.
The readable text outlines a memorial or obituary tone for Phoebe K. Warner and references to a long, garbled discussion of civic and social work, including the phrase the work for their men women and children. It hints at a historical public service theme and mentions Texas counties and federal support in a disjointed ledger-like passage.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a student event or scene with scattered names, places, and numbers. The readable parts mention a fall term, a student, a highway or field, and a measurement like sixty feet, but concrete facts are sparse. The record preserves the unclear nature of the damaged source.
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