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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
6
Fragmented text appears to discuss a treaty context and military mentions with unclear names and dates. The legible items include references to arms and governance but lack coherent events or identifiable persons to anchor a clear report. The passage seems archival and partially garbled.
Fragmented OCR shows a 1920 Texas bank balance sheet with assets liabilities and a sworn statement by president cashier and directors. A later note mentions United States official Obrega offering 230 to 300 acres of land to settle a land dispute.
Fragmentary text outlines a single building with a 1x70 foot dimension, pitched roof, roofing material, and south side covered by glass and muslin, mentioning an inlet and Baltimore context.
The text describes window openings, cold weather, cleaning with hot spray, and damaged floors. It mentions a floor area of 128 feet by 10 feet housing 1 260 layers at 2 cents per unit and a rough estimate of about 1 per hm.
The text explains growth rates for poultry. Ducks should reach market weight in about nine weeks with gradual increases, while turkey growth starts slower but accelerates after three months. It notes feeding intervals and weights, advising careful timing for sale to avoid overlong keeping.
Fragmented text discusses mating habits weight comparisons between geese ducks and fowl. It mentions feeding amounts seasons care, worming, and breeding timelines. Advice covers meat frequency, fryer results, and housing space for ducks, geese, and hens with notes on maggots and kept poultry conditions.
The article argues that educated and trained office workers are in demand as professionals hire staff for accounting and writing tasks. It stresses the value of business training for both men and women, noting strong opportunities for advancement and higher pay with professional competence. It cites Tyler Commercial College and the broader business training push.
John Cowen, long time employee of Alston Bros. & Co. in Clifton, has purchased the grocery business in Clifton, returning to his old hometown. His friends wish him success in this new venture as Clifton gains a local businessman with loyal service history. Walnut Springs Hustler notes his departure from Walnut Springs.
The notice offers tuition, board and books for various courses including Short hand, Telegraph, Cotton Classing, and Business Administration. Many students borrow money and repay after employment. An enrollment form and extended description are available by writing to Tyler Commercial College, Tyler, Texas.
Victory Fletscher of Cincinnati called at the White House on a Saturday to see President Coolidge. He produced a music box and entertained the President, Mr. Clarke, and staff for nearly an hour. Fletcher claimed handshakes with Presidents Grant Cleveland McKinley Taft Wilson and Harding.
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