07 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
1
Meridian Daily items show court docket details with guilty pleas and verdicts in Texas cases, plus public notices and local society news. Reports include burglaries, theft verdicts, local meetings, weddings and a golden wedding celebration with names, places, and dates.
A turkey tom show is planned for October 21 22 at Meridian to showcase breeding stock and aid Bosque County breeders. Judging emphasizes carcass quality over feather display with breed characteristics favored. only yearling males will be shown and no entry fee is charged. Exhibitors receive ribbons and score cards noting each bird’s qualifications. Builders are urged to bring their best toms after 4 40 p m October 2nd for information and selection guidance.
Local resident Will Terrell died after an accident near his home in Henley on the Thursday morning observed by neighbors and a hotel staff. He reportedly suffered a heart condition aggravated by injuries after a cow stepped on him amid a startled incident following a milking attempt. Survived by a wife seven children and several siblings, funeral details to be announced by the family.
Fragmented OCR text describes a swine tour planned for Bosque region with references to events, people, dates, locations, and tangential notes about hog production and pasture areas. The readable segments mention a tour schedule and related agricultural notes without cohesive narrative.
An item notes a cane snnde Fram 8 vee tree in the Olson home in Meven Norway. It mentions reception by GJ Olin of 180 North Alwerth and a git tan Wie Suthers Gath. The text is garbled but references a sign, a time frame, and local sites or residents.
A garbled OCR note discusses education reform and a forthcoming county demonstration. It mentions a public school option, improved work quality, and a county demonstration led by a district liaison. The text names Myo Niu J. Manges as a reporter and references local governance and event timing.
A local dispute centers on a tree in Brownwood near the Carnegie Library area. City officials consider selling the parcel via public bid with a $100,000 expiring use condition. Roms Wolfe of Ruthvenville attends, arguing the tree’s location between Hickory and Pecan is sensitive. Central Texas Weather Date appears as October 27, 28, and 30.
The 1933 license plates will feature orange numerals on a white background with University of Texas colors. Shipments to larger counties began December 1 in preparation for distribution, and registration charges will stay the same. Plates were manufactured in St Lewis and shipped by water to New Orleans.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a court or event at Union Hall on Friday with cryptic times and references to study groups and a possible fund or fine. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
The passage presents a garbled OCR style listing names and terms with no clear event. It mentions teachers, locations, and institutions in a disjointed string, ending with a reference to a reporter. The overall meaning is unreadable and no coherent incident or outcome is evident.
A garbled historical note discusses a hymn titled Opwant Christin ut sere and references a Paris fashion house famed for 400 years. The piece mentions prayer, enemies, bullets, and a failed foiling of fashions, hinting at a prestigious couturier’s influence and distinctive fingerprints of its era.
August deposits at the Denver Mint broke all records for old deposits. Chief Clark says the rise reflects mountain-region mining activity and increased demand for ready cash. many people bring in old jewelry and even teeth for melt value, boosting monthly totals over July and last August.
A fragmented recap mentions a luncheon with references to Mae guhrd and Com ral Vettes, some private theater and weeks, and a hint of deals and a southeast west context. Names and places are unclear, leaving several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places like Minnten, Nomura, Longman, and Kinsey. The garbled lines reference experiments, nursing, poultry, and a university context. No clear event date, location, or outcome can be established from the unreadable OCR.
Frank St Wallan announces a statewide campaign by Breeder-Feeder buyers, Packers, jobbers, retailers, and independent processors to educate Texans to eat more and better meats. The goal is to lift meat consumption in Texas and boost demand for Texas fed finished stock.
Austin Texas October 6 O D Hudnall chief rate expert for the Texas Railroad Commission died Wednesday of peritonitis after an operation to remove his appendix. Hudnall had been with the commission for thirty four years and was widely known for his experties. His wife was in Dallas hospital.
The readable fragments mention community figures, church events, and local names such as Meridian and Athens, with scattered references to families and a Sunday gathering. Overall the page appears to be a damaged column containing notices, social items, and incidental remarks without a clear single story.
Mrs Wallach hosted a social evening at the family home north of Clinton on a Wednesday night. Friends and relatives gathered for conversation and light refreshments facilitated by her helpers. The event concluded with guests leaving after an enjoyable gathering.
Laurant the Magician set to perform at Clifton College in an artist course booking. The act features sleight of hand vanishing tricks and Chinese Indian and other Oriental stereotypes. Props and setups are described as authentic with the show advertised for a Saturday date and local travel details given.
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