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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
4
The 1911 Mr Bill Planter enhances farming with a removable tilting hopper and adjustable foot on the main opening standard. It plants cotton and corn on level ground, ridge, or water furrows at a uniform depth.
The Texas Dandy combined cultivator with four or six shovels is a first-class implement built to meet Southern conditions. It offers many new features designed to appeal to farmers. See it.
A 1911 model Yankee catalog describes Avery's Cultivator the Lively Jim as a complete implement with all modern improvements. It claims suitability for cultivating all crops in any soil, combining efficiency and up-to-date design.
A fragmented ad style note extols the Moline plows and the Bearoiny Hare, praising the durable axles and simple design. The text references the doublewise Onies Patermaan and calls the plows superior to any other device, claiming unmatched performance.
The article promotes the Standard line of farming implements, emphasizing quality for good work. It highlights the Standard Riding Planter as a superior tool for planting corn and cotton, targeting successful farmers and buyers.
The Standard Cultivator offers a labor saving, patent improved design with six shovels. It boasts easy operation and superior mowing performance, inviting readers to inspect the features and benefits firsthand.
The Clifton Record discusses a misattribution of weather data from New York press reports. It references the 1910 death rate and implies a reader’s frustration with unexpected weather forecasts shown as next August, noting the confusion between intended and published weather information.
Fragmentary notes report floods in the Ohio valley and trains planned to run into Waco in a month. Mention is made of Roosevelt’s planned appearance in Fort Worth, a new House bill on stealing ethens, and poll tax arrears affecting voting rights.
A description of the Duchess riding double and single row planters from Moline Cotton and Corn Planters. The Duchess is noted for high grade iron, balanced wheels, and careful weight distribution to prevent tipping.
A description of experimental Avery steel plows with terms like steel frog and double headed beams, claiming features such as extra hardener, soft center design, and patentable adjustable chilled components, with references to stability and handle positioning.
A senate committee report favors Senator Warren's bill requiring individual drinking cups on railroads, schools, churches, and other public places. The discussion reflects broader concerns about public health standards and personal hygiene in shared spaces.
A fragment from the Cleburne Enterprise quotes J. R Rangone Jr praising a child's laughter as sweeter than earthly music. The piece evokes joy and hopeful sentiment amid nature imagery featuring violets, streams, and soft sounds, reflecting a nostalgic tone from a local column.
JF Golden of Norse was called yesterday and had his name added to the Record's growing lint for twelve months.
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