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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
3
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A fragment reflects on marriage where a woman marries with little knowledge and hopes love will follow. It suggests love may come after the wedding, but she often does not fall in love with her husband.
The Shreveport Journal reports Bill Rowe and W Dickinson donated 10000 to The Pines sanitarium as part of a bet related to Governor Parker's election. The gift is described as the largest single donation in The Pines history. The piece also notes the Rowe Oil Corporation's Homer district well producing 10000 turrets.
A Shreveport Pridmors article notes postwar production still below normal, wheat and rye acreage down about 25 percent, high prices but limited farmer profit. It urges increased production efficiency and greater use of commercial fertilizers to boost yields, with regional contrasts in fertilizer impact shown by a USDA chart.
Unclear text fragment outlines historical chronology for Texas and Arkansas across decades starting from 1866. The readable portion mentions periods, regions, and unnamed individuals, but no concrete events or outcomes are discernible. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
General John J. Pershing arrived in Dallas on February 6 to a jubilant crowd, praised as a strong, humane leader. He was greeted with smiles, cheers, and a fanfare that highlighted his role in the American forces, as local officials and residents celebrated his presence in the city. A brief moment saw six department store girls present him with flowers, drawing approving reactions from the crowd.
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