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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
3
The readable fragments reference a court or public notice with dates scattered across October and Tuesday listings. It mentions taxes, a meeting or docket, and names that appear garbled. The item remains unclear but indicates an official notice with deadlines and scheduling.
Mrs Williams of Route 4 describes weakness back pain and nervous fatigue improving after using Cardul. She says her husband learned of it, she tried Cardul and felt stronger quickly. Thousands of women reportedly shared similar relief from the product.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and likely places and people. It mentions Aunt Martha Walluy, Narse Moinluy, Morraf, Mite weeks, MEet Pye Ifen, Albert Pigterson, Burress, HAMAS NSA, and Feder Dor Wags. Content lacks coherent events or clear news context.
Announcement selling a scholarship at Mille Business College with a bargain price. Call to inquire and secure the offer. The note imply buyers understand value and terms, urging interested parties to act quickly.
The State Department of Texas and the Savings Division of the United States Treasury will cooperate for the Eleventh Federal Reserve District for the coming year. Braston heads the program preparing materials for the Savings Division to furnish, with representation from the department and district supervisors.
A garbled wartime text urges readers to invest in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. It touts government bonds, Liberty Bonds, and Savings plans as a safe way to preserve money and support the war effort. It mentions figures, banks, and a possible partnership, urging readers to act with regular purchases and to skim pay for investments.
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