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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
3
A fragmentary note describes a person named Hei a FRIENDLY closely observing or following the operation of a car. The text provides no concrete events, dates, locations, or additional identities to form a complete news item.
Agricultural note explains how high growth cotton invites boll weevil flea hopper and leaf worm, urging timely dusting with calcium arsenate and sulfur to protect early fruit and maximize yields. It emphasizes stage by stage treatment, weather considerations, and cost efficiency, warning against premature or excessive spraying.
Austin discusses a forecast by Dr. Igeo W. Cox, Texas State Health Officer, predicting a shift toward quieter, longer lives due to declining birth rates and rising life expectancy. Projections show aging populations by 1975, with fewer youths and more middle aged adults, affecting labor, schools, and leisure patterns.
A reader reports a forecaster predicting a violent European war within twenty years. The warning targets 100 percent Americans amid mentions of public perils and social ills. The letter cites Alfred M. Colwick of Detroit as the informant.
American motorists complain of high gasoline costs while French prices run high. In the Sahara at Mion 3 a refueling spot for witches, gas costs about 4 nal per liter. The expense reflects hauling costs and caretaker salaries. A water truck once broke down and the caretaker died of thirst.
An OCR fragment reports a local school event in Willabor Texas with mentions of 14,000 line coaches and Americans playing, referencing county, parlay, and school leaders. Details are garbled but imply a scheduled gathering or accord with regional participants and a coal topic.
Incomplete text yields a fragmentary item with sparse readable details. This brief notes a local notice style line but lacks clear names places dates or events to identify.
Molly O'Daniel, daughter of Governor and Mrs. W. Lee O'Daniel, was named Miss Texas for the sixth annual national math show and festival opening Sunday in Jacksonville. Trade with Record.
An oyster producer handles large scale output with 16,000,000 exes and a venue times production around 6,000,000. The figures suggest an expansive operation spanning substantial mollusk yields and event durations.
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