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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
6
The fragment hints at scoring and ratings for a year, mentioning possible names Scace and Pio with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a solid summary or identify key entities.
A Clifton column samples social dress talk and satirical political jabs. It cites a Brownwood News piece by H. I Phillips and mocks Hoover era ads, noting fashion critiques and consumer aims with pointed humor.
A lively street exchange in New York and Albany discusses a Smith Robinson car with a convertible body claiming family use and versatility. Debaters question performance, value, and a salesperson’s promises, considering trade offers and potential remedies if dissatisfied.
An elderly narrator recounts buying a town lot for $60 in a phantom town named Lala hock or similar, linked to a grand Opera House and a bank plan. He describes forged deeds, a real estate agent’s disappearance, and letters returned with “No such town by the United States.” He offers the lot for $1.65 to cover deed writing, while a bad luck tale surrounds a supposed recipe sale.
A brief service notice emphasizing customer care and readiness to meet needs. It highlights prompt assistance, reliable support, and a commitment to quality, inviting readers to engage with the service team for requests and problems.
A faded diary fragment describes a trunk's contents including a chart a jacket and a curious piano accordian and mentions a Chicago firm Reward and Co and a price of 1.35 dollars plus additional coins. The note hints at past family tensions and a desire to share or restore musical instruments with wary promises.
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