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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
4
Fragments show an advertisement line for a weekly Friday morning notice dated August 12 1932. The readable items include a name Robt Baldridge and a repeated phrase every Friday morning, with broken OCR artifacts surrounding the public notice style.
The page outlines advertising rates and mentions political alignment concerns. It cites Lavell and Monte in advertising sections and references farmers and workers. The text hints at editorial bias and potential influence on political favor, with notes on monthly, weekly, and sectional pricing elements.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Texas primary scene with mentions of Ernest C. Thompson and Curanel Thompson. It discusses political campaigning, candidate concerns, and farmer economics. The piece references Governor Orville Mullaton, Mrs Ferguson, and Texas Democratic dynamics, along with opinions on work ethic and education versus political leadership.
The article reports a county meeting where farmers and supporters argued that the Agricultural Extension Service should receive higher state appropriations. They claim the agency boosts farm income, supports women on farms, and expands to more counties, urging continued funding amid opposition and fiscal limits.
Fragmentary OCR records a Mrs Maria Anna Olson and family travel, with a 1458 date note, mentioning gatherings, journeys to La Salle, War, Canada, and Texas, plus a future home in Sinmun area. It hints at a death or loss and a burial in St. Lothereny Cemetery.
Our Heed store will reopen but no grinding on Monday and Tuesday August 11 and 16 due to changes in wir machinery. The Texan railroad commission approved a 13 18 percent reduction in cotton seed rates to meet track competition. Mr and Mrs Mortord of Hiryan visited last week for a home visit. the couple returned with their son Billy after several weeks in Europe with Ac and M students who earned a school honor.
Fragmentary OCR of a state financial document with auditors, treasurers, and fund details. Missing dates and many names render the exact entities and actions unclear. The readable portions mention the state auditor, pension funds, and proposed allocations but lack coherent statements or outcomes.
The Conk County Agent surveys swine sanitation and husbandry practices amid concerns about disease risk and farm efficiency. Researchers note improved cleanliness can reduce illness, boost growth, and support stable markets for pork producers in the region.
Fragmented report details fall garden preparation and soil work, urging thorough pre-fall cultivation. Mentions Millex Station painting, farm demonstrations, and guidance on plowing, sowing, and weed control. Notes agricultural events, excursions to a state fair, and visits by Mr and Mrs Roland Slate of Fort Worth to relatives in Texas.
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