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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

4

Kaiser Arduous Of Daily Meals And Political Appointments

The report notes daily meals coverage and lists varied political notes including the Prince of Thurn and Taxis named as one of Germany’s wealthiest individuals after the war era. It mentions appointments to House and Senate and the scrutiny before confirmation, plus regional political figures and ongoing investigations affecting governance.

7Mart Prince of Thorn and Taxis Germany

Burkett Dies in Turner County Masonic Burial Held

M M Burkett aged 67 died after injuries from a fall near his home in Turnerville Arkansas. Born Sept 19 1841 in Columbus Arkansas he moved to the area and married Miss Beulah Grigsby Dec 31 1245. Two daughters survive Mrs Quy Knowles and Mrs May Burkett. He was a Baptist in youth later joined Methodist and was a longtime Mason and active in church fraternal and community life. Religious services were led by local clergy and Masonic burial followed at Turnerville Cemetery.

Wes Columbas Arkansan Esus Beulsh Grigsby Quy Knowles Moshaisa Mise May Burkett Ihew Burkett Davelsters Mister Ann Battie Burkett Jone George Burkett Summers Arkansas Markett Wood The Baptist Church Masonic Fraternity Ives Oy Raves W. T. Veatch R J. Weather 1 Mae M. Smith Schurch Masonic Lodge Turnereville

Retired land use rules and local farm improvements

Old, fragmentary OCR text covers government land leases and permitted uses of retired land, noting farmers may use retired acres only with express government permission. It mentions Wilkes Rothmas of Menard County improving timber and topworking property, plus a child governor story and a brief card of thanks with Trades Day notice.

Wilkes Rothmas Menard N. Newsom

Misfire Kills Woman During Family Placing Gun

Milibar Texas Oct 3 Mrs J W Fowler 62 died in an accidental shooting when a pistol discharged while handled by her two sons Robert 21 and Weldon 14 or 4. The weapon went off as she tried to take it from them. Brown assistant district attorney said the name was in the pistol and the incident was investigated as an accidental shooting.

Milibar Texas J. W. Fowler Robert Weldon Brown Ware L! Fowlar

McGevgar Texas Twins Record Ninth Set in Family

In McGevgar Texas last week Jim Alonzo and wife Mexicana welcomed twins on Mary Fall's farm east of town. The birth marks the ninth set of twins for the couple and follows a year in which another set of triplets was born. The unusual family history draws local notice and curiosity.

McGevgar Texas Jim Alonzo Mexicana Mary Fall Noth Hineten

Favorite Prices of Music by Austin Callan

Fragmented reminiscence recalls rustic youth and nutty adventures. A narrator describes gatherings by Home Creek with supper, moonrise, and riding ponies along a river bottom, sharing simple pleasures and local lore.

Pirces Aunstin Callan

Fragmented recollection of W. Le Young career in Georgia

An OCR damaged note from Macon Georgia recalls the late career of W. Le Young alongside terse memories of scouting and pursuing a risky chase. The passage blends rust and bread imagery with scant names and unclear events, reflecting a fragmented memorial in a historical context.

Bering Atver Macon Sect of Grand W. le Young Chase Mtrchiing Georgia

Byrd Sails to Claim Little America Antarctic Claim

The report describes Admiral Richard E Byrd leading a 70 expert expedition from Boston for a two year voyage to Antarctica to explore and map a new landmass dubbed Little America, aiming to claim the territory for the United States.

Little America America Richard K. Byrd United States Byrd Little Ameries Boston Wth Pole Empire Antarctic

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