09 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Peyton Tens on and references to a matinee or program events. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear context, making it impossible to identify a clear date, location, or outcome.
The readable lines discuss disputes over possession and parental rights. It references sisters and their spouses and mentions a power struggle over a house or estate. No clear location or date is provided.
A fragmented item describes Clifton Lions scheduled to visit Cranfills Gap next Tuesday. The garbled text references local teams and names but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage references Senator Tom Oass and various local civic items. Mentions include college openings, regents, and discussions of cases or events in Bonne County. Notes imply political activity, accusations, and community actions, with scattered names and dates obscured by errors.
Fragmentary OCR mentions seed oats and a person or place tied to a camp, with initials AG and Gilliam appearing. Readable elements suggest a brief local item noting agricultural seed oats and a associated contact or author.
The Texas House approved a county bond relief measure to let the state assume county road debt. Final vote was 120 to 9 with nine dissenters listed. The bill funnels a portion of the gasoline tax into a fund for interest and principal on bonds backing county roads. A senate version by Senator Poage has advanced from committee.
Alf W. Kreyer and teachers of violin Corner Clarine and all band and orchestra instruments will conduct a session at Clifton High School Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W L Cramer of Dallas were guests of Mr and Mrs L E Tennison Saturday night while enroute to Austin.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Clea FEES CME TECBEHONE COMPANY and various garbled phrases. No clear people or events emerge. cannot identify a definite news item or outcome from the readable segments.
Two families touring West Texas return home after camping trips disturbed by rising flood waters. They separated at Austin with Mr and Mrs Swilley and daughters Miss Luise and Miss Ann Stare. The event follows a temporary halt at a station where officials coordinated the move.
A garbled OCR style bulletin lists scattered phrases and partially legible names such as Cleburne Hols, Futon Pigwen, Mos We Ptlewst, and 405 Sth hme tres JV He L Me pee. The text appears as a fractured public notice or local notice with no clear action, date, or entities clearly identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment references a marriage license with scattered mentions of names, dates, and places. It hints at a civil record or public notice within a local newspaper page segment, noting regulatory actions and possible participant details.
Community updates from Lanes Chapel recount visits by Mr and Mrs A W Vickrey and family in Waea last week. Poston family moved to a new home recently completed by Mr and Mrs Tom Mayfield hosting young people Friday evening. Marguerite Bagley departed for Clifton for studies, while Osur Johnson helps with prayers at the church.
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Ramsey's Austin Nursery invites customers to shop for fruit trees pecan and shade trees roses evergreens hedge plants ornamental plants and flowering shrubs to beautify homes. The advertisement highlights a broad selection and customer appreciation for support.
Official Texas Election Bureau returns show Mrs. Ferguson leading Sterling by 3870 votes after August 27 primary results from 57 counties. Earlier tallies increased Ferguson's lead as county canvasses finalized. Albert S. Johnson said full county returns would be tabulated for the Democratic committee meeting in Lubbock.
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