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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
4
The clipping notes heavy rainfall over the weekend improving the season, calls for protective farming practices, mentions the completing hog docking facility at Cuvre awaiting machinery, and hints at a connected fertilizer project turning bones into fertilizer formulae.
Kansas City Star recounts two Texas cases where Governor Colquitt pardoned reform school youths for comforting distressed families. One boy, helped by rain and travel to Austin, was freed from the reformatory to ease a mother’s grief. another was released after aiding a bereaved mother while the sheriff held custody. The piece reflects on social duty and community support.
Bob Jameson aged ST died last Sunday night at his ranch east of Womack. The body was interred in the family burial plot in Hill County. He was born in December and was married. He leaves two brothers to mourn his death.
Fragmented text discusses rural credit farming and its effect on farmers, mentioning agriculture and local neighbors. It suggests a focus on payments, vitality, and household needs, with references to a timetable and community help structures. The readable parts imply a discussion of credit terms and farming viability.
The Indies or we Methodist Church will hold a tea at the residence of Mrs Bertrand on the afternoon and evening of April 2 Ant.
The text argues that abandoning a baby on a desert island prevents human companionship from forming, leading to an intelligent brute rather than a man. It asserts personality is built by association of individuals and even after personality is achieved, a person remains wholly dependent on others.
A fragmentary text blends a personal reminiscence about Ben Davis with a public notice on liquor law reform in Texas. It references Ben Davis in reflective lines and sketches a 1912 constitutional amendment proposal, election procedures, and penalties, ending with an old ad for high grade coffins.
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