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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
8
Clerks recount celebratory remarks for Tom Connally of Clifton Mercantile Co as the Democratic nominee for junior United States Senator from Texas. The piece traces Connally’s long public service and notes his gubernatorial and legislative roles, alongside historical anecdotes and party considerations in Texas politics.
The column records a list of residents and visitors across towns including Avenass Pass Meridianiam Crawford Fort Worth Waco and Dallas. It notes trips by Studebaker tours Mrs M Wammack hospitalization update for Anells Romine butler family visits and multiple homecomings. Civil and religious notices touch on hospitalizations and a funeral.
An old kitchen club tale unfolds with portraits of Marion and Percival. The piece sketches a rough, tender family scene centering on a home and a woman named Marion in a bygone era.
A fragmentary report notes curiosity over a large shipment from Germany of red white and black adornments. The pieces, tied to the monarchy’s restoration, were found in Benin after authorities traced counts and colors across the contraband items.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a chaotic wartime scene with references to heat, cooking, watching, and timing. It mentions minutes and a stove, with unclear actions about turning heat and monitoring the oven during a sequence. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
A garbled OCR style snippet shows a butcher shop in disarray with awkward phrasing and unclear action. Readable nouns include butcher, watt, monk, woman, and bowie while names and events remain elusive amid distorted wording.
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