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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
2
Clifton records a campaign led by Robt L Baldridge urging residents to plant trees along streets. The effort promotes improving appearances for visitors and increasing property value. A subscription is offered at one dollar for four years to support the program.
Column fragments lament state politics and a former senator while urging civic action. Authors reference a state senate bid, expenses, and a call to improve sidewalks amid a mix of rural and city concerns, with local readers urged to engage without naming individuals.
The fragmentary piece offers advice to acquire a farm through steady work, frugality, and honest effort, suggesting selecting a suitable location, investing labor, and growing value. It references Texan lands, prices from 750 to 10 per acre, and mentions San Angelo Press News and Daily Standard.
The Denison Herald argues that when opportunities are seized towns progress, while missed chances lead to lasting mistakes. It urges readers not to let their town miss this chance, warning future generations will judge the decision.
Dallas News notes a civic effort in tree planting as a sign of ambition faith and energy among residents. The piece argues beautification reflects trust in the town’s future and strengthens community uplift, influencing outsiders’ view of the city.
Denton county farmers push finishing feed to boost profits, arguing corn and hay sold as near-finished product yield higher returns and enrich soil fertility. The Denton Chronicle notes growing sentiment that selling feed in bulk is less profitable, urging refined selling practices despite market fluctuations.
A brief box ad from Rea and Co promotes folie meal yelly and corn chops. The fragment hints at product names or offerings with no clear context.
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