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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
6
Biacomo Puccini, noted composer, recorded a remark about a labor scene from his opera, referencing a moment where a character sings a line in a notable aria. The report cites reactions and late reports about the recording and its reception.
Four condemned inmates are scheduled for electrocution at Huntsville Penitentiary before sunrise Friday. Names include Neville John of Liberty County and Rwell Morris of Victoria County along with Mot Mothers and Tyler County residents. The electric chair is prepared as the Texas execution law allows executions at any time prior to dawn. The warden selection by the prison commission was pending, with RF Coleman cited as former warden.
A poetic Sunday program features songs and religious talks by Rev. F Brown and Leona Kileves, highlighting themes of faith and salvation. The event includes reflections on converting the soul, growing in wisdom, and living rightly, concluding with closing prayers.
No morning service in Clifton. Services in Farmersville at 1020 p m. Follow-up service at Tom Subject What Does Christ Say. Rev. AL Hart. A thermometer is a truer gauge of temperature than your feelings. Get your furnace started.
Chairman of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Marketing Bureau warns farmers in the South face ruin from cotton price volatility. He cites 1921 and 1930s era droughts and boll weevil damage, urging restraint and caution to avoid bankruptcies as prices swing with seasonal harvests. The speaker notes potential overplanting and speculative risk if farmers chase high prices without sustainable demand.
The College of Agriculture at Thar haw published bulletin Twinlig the rations for poultry feed during cold weather and rising prices. It outlines equal parts by weight of mash and grain and lists mash components such as cracked corn barley and wheat middlings with salt. A grain mix of 50 pounds cracked corn 300 pounds barley 300 pounds wheat and 200 pounds heavy weight is described. Readers can request Bulletin B48 by writing the college.
The article discusses factors affecting egg quality and appeal for shipping to social markets. It emphasizes watching egg size and shape, counting eggs laid, and noting color. It notes that shipping crushes from the top or side damage receipts and suggests fair marketing formality to boost sales.
The article profiles Colwick & Sons of Clifton Texas, a Jersey dairy operation run by J. J. Colwick and sons Carl and Clarence. It notes their 30 head herd, recent milk fat records, and a breeding program featuring an Oregon Golden Glow bull, praising the father son partnership and local farm life.
Song and Prayer records include group captain takes charge and Rehoboam light taxes. Bertha Kid wall and Norene Lovee discuss Jeroboam makes his people sin. Joe A Reeves offers eye exams and glasses at Price Stuart’s Drug, urging readers to visit for fittings. Difton Record and Dallas News subscription price listed.
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