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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
6
A typed fragment outlines symptoms and urgent steps for suspected rabbit fever. It urges immediate family doctor contact, reporting to State Laboratories when infection is suspected, and advises avoiding direct contact with wild rabbits. It mentions wearing gloves and protective measures.
Weeklong revival at the local church nears completion with three Sunday services planned and noon lunch on the lawn for attendees. Visits from several relatives and townsfolk accompany the event as families travel to join the revival and church activities this week.
College Station Texas extension entomologist B R Reppert says Moth and parasite infestations endanger cotton unless calcium arsenate is promptly used. He outlines dusting rates five to ten pounds per acre and spraying mixes of four to five pounds per 60 gallons, with alternatives using Paris green and lime if calcium arsenate is scarce.
The narrator describes hosting relatives during a visit, noting dietary constraints, gossip, and awkward social friction. They recount their hosts, meals, and idle chatter, plus worries about a spider and the cost of laundry, ending with a wish for more courteous hospitality and a calmer home atmosphere.
Extension Service notes warn farmers that crops must be ripe before cutting to avoid silage containing spoiled material that could harm cattle. The bulletin emphasizes careful timing and handling to protect livestock nutrition.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a large fire costing 2.5 million dollars with a crowd observing from the scene. It mentions netting fish and a rural setting with historic context about white settlers. The text is garbled and contains many unclear phrases.
A speaker argues cows need more hay and roughage to cut grain use. He notes hay and silage are cheaper than corn and cottonseed meal. In Refugio county, only one trench existed. two months ago he spoke there and 100 silos have since been dug and filled.
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