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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented survey of Saint Bernards and related dogs touches on breed history, monk origins, and a Swiss lineage. The piece notes nobility, patience, and loyalty as key traits, recounting the breed’s evolution, roles, and a monastic breeding background. It also mentions dogs defending crops and the presence of bacteria in roots, integrating stray scientific asides with kennel lore.
Louis P Merrill, head of Lindale Texas soil erosion effort, says grass slows rain runoff and prevents soil wash. He notes terracing trials in Red River County boosted crop moisture and yields, with farmers reporting better rape and corn on terraces compared with unterraced land.
Washington Post quotes Henry Ford in a wide ranging interview on the eve of his seven decades, arguing fortune reflects ownership of wealth and productive power. The piece contrasts hoarding with the active management of large enterprises and notes the corporate regime can encourage detached ownership and irresponsibility.
The readable fragments hint at a report involving several names and a local matter. Insufficient details prevent a precise headline or full summary, but the piece appears to reference a people event and a community action with officials or organizations present. The remainder is illegible.
Local social life fills a Bosque county week with visits and gatherings. Mrs. De Wolfe visits Primm home and hosts friends, a birthday party at Pauline Hel’s, and a large Bosque river family supper. A Sunday singing at Hanna home draws a large crowd and a village recreational night at A and M camp features varied games, songs, and a balloon contest.
Opening season for dove hunting is set for September with expectations of plentiful doves this year. The daily bag limit remains one bird with a maximum per season aligned to prior years, and hunters must avoid shooting on public highways and secure permits where required.
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