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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
4
Local notes report Clifton trades day set for April 9 with expected crowds and gifts for participants. Remodeling proceeds on Tuckers Variety and Rage Fate buildings in the city core as H L Knust shines as a top prize contestant in the state Entire Crop Contest.
Mr Knust Coyote outlines his barrow feeding plan and growth estimates after winning at the Fat Stock Show. He fed milk in early months, then oats and pasture, then a grain protein mix in the final 100 days, claiming a 250 pound gain.
Reading from the Lanes Chapel honor roll lists students by grade and score. Untain Grade Sallie Perum Poston 94 Tutus Roetachke 92, nd Grade Francis Bagley 1, Srd Grade Grace Mayfield 93.5 Azalee Railaback 91 Rosalie Poston 91.5 Neoma Rue Loggins 96, 6th Grade Floyd Townley 28 La Rue Lowell 94, 6th Grade Melba Thompson, 6th Grade Clara Kleibrink 90, 7th Grade Ruth Sowell 92.6 Bill Kleibrink 90 Mae Thompson 91.4, 8th Grade Juanite Sowell 2.8, 9th Grade Clyde Turner 90.
The Norse Boys 4-H Club held a nesting event at Norse School House on Monday March 24, 1980 at 2:80 clock.
On Wednesday April 2 at Clifton public school Mr Elmo V Cook organized a 4 H Club, now the county’s largest with 42 members. Funds from the Clifton Lions Club financed seed for projects. Officers elected include President Alton Solberg Secretary Reporter Ingram Oxnald and Adult Leader Mrs Tom C Perkins.
Poultry theft is a felony in Texas and positively identified birds can be repossessed by the sheriff. Tattooing poultry provides a permanent owner identifier, can be done during culling or later, and tattoo instruments are available from Oklahoma Farmer-Blackman or the County Agent.
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