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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
8
A family poem memorializing Raymond in Nome and Leo, with lines about love, loss, and hope. The text recalls departed relatives, the belief that the dead are not gone but wander ashore, and comfort from a loving God. The piece closes with a mother’s note of solace.
The notice explains that families may receive delayed payments for widows and children, with retroactive months added after a claim is filed. This delay could allow the family to secure qualifying benefits by waiting periods.
Amid falling egg prices farmers face calls to cut feed costs, but experts warn lower quality feed reduces production. Plan four-flock cycles to boost winter output, with Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, and Cyprus breeds reaching peak production in autumn. Prospects for fall markets look favorable with careful budgeting and balanced rations.
A frontier pastor recalls his farewell to his old congregation. He describes the mournful scene in the meeting house, the waving townsfolk, and the aching goodbyes as he rides away on his gray mare. The reminiscence shifts to reflections on life, change, and parting.
The masthead notes minister Brittain will deliver a Sunday sermon at the local church. Community members are invited to attend service and hear the message in Coon Creek.
Orville Olsen outlines sod options for the Upper Meridian Creek group including Bermuda and buffalo grasses. Guidance covers planting times January to May, germination tips, and seed availability amid scarce stocks. Also mentions other pasture grasses and notes seed sourcing through Conservation Group Leaders.
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