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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
9
Enting cutworms threaten tomatoes peppers cabbage and other stemmed plants overnight. Control by poison brow mash at base of each plant in the evening using white arsenic or parle green, wheat bran, ground lemons, molasses and water to moisten. County Agent Elmo V. Cook notes the method.
A recent deer drive near Mason involved 77 deer captured and moved to game preserves at Saint Jo Talend Huntsville and Jasper. Both does and bucks were taken, with does in the majority, under supervision of the State Game Fish and Oyster Commission. Some deer escaped and several losses occurred due to fright and injuries. Ten to forty deer were killed and distributed to the poor.
Community notices list a revival service and worship changes at Zion Evangelical Church in Womack with no worship on April Sundays. A WPA monthly social is planned at Minne Lee’s home on Friday April 1, and the Womack Lasses meet Tuesday April 6 at 2 o clock in the schoolhouse. St John’s Evangelical near Coyote announces Sunday April 5 services and Sunday School at 9, Divine service at 10. Ladies Aid meets April 7 at Urban home at 2:00 pm.
Pecan budding and grafting demonstrations will be held in April near Bosque County led by J P Rowe Extension Horticulture agent Manuel Phacey. Lions have not been arranged. demonstrations aim to promote pecan improvement with crowds expected and many native groves already topworked for summer budding. Nearby work continues as growers close to completion of budding on remaining trees. Nearby note of petrifying Dropping Wath rain at Knare s borough England is mentioned but unrelated.
Demonstrations of cattle culling were conducted last week at the Mure phine place in Meridian Creek and at the M A Bynum and Ben Day farms near Union Hill.
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