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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
2
The Hamilton area reports a severe farm accident at Blue Ridge when farmer Shirley was dragged by a reaper with six horses. Warner Whittington acted to stop the machine after Shirley fell, but the gear caused injuries to Shirley, with his condition described as serious and uncertain for recovery.
Henry Exall, president of the Texas Industrial Congress, urges planting peas or soy beans on post harvest stubble to fix nitrogen, improve soil humus and fertility, and prevent weed blow. notes legumes inoculate soil and provide a cheap nitrogen source.
The readable fragments describe a newspaper snippet with names and details that are garbled and incomplete, lacking clear event, location, or date information. It appears to be a miscellaneous notice or brief without a coherent narrative.
Gibbs, Texas Grain Dealers Association secretary, projects a 35 million dollar grain crop for the season. He cites correspondence and observation, predicting the 1907-like prosperity as favorable weather and prices rise. Gibbs plans to travel to Vernon after a Port Arthur event.
A garbled OCR line presents a quirky question about a lover and a man, but readable context is minimal. The string hints at a poetic fragment or puzzle rather than a clear news item or event. No identifiable people, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the text.
A Hill County Camp meeting votes to hold the annual reunion of old soldiers and pioneer settlers on Tuesday through Friday, dates to be announced. Local committees are tasked with coordinating events and accommodations for attendees.
The event at Hurst drew a large crowd with Lefever’s children visiting Mrs. Kreeger while Saggher and others were mentioned in attendance.
The Bell county organization headquartered at Macon Ga plans to form a corporation named 15 Cent Cotton. It would pay 10 cents per pound for cotton, issue four cents per pound in certificates, and hold cotton to market at 10 cents. Proponents say four million bales could sustain prices in the South. The plan calls for cash buys at 15 cents with 4 cents in scrip.
OCR fragment lists selling certificates and a health product claim with a 25 cent per bottle price. Mentions Temple Telegram, Cintas, Os, and various names and vendors. Primarily appears as a fragmented advertisement or notice for a health tonic sold by Price and Grimland and others.
Ivin Pierson died last Thursday June 20 and was laid to rest in the Norse Lutheran cemetery. He succumbed to tuberculosis, with his passing recorded in the Decorah area community notes.
The ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid healer for burns, cuts, bruises, bullet wounds, explosions, boils, ulcers, eczema, sore lips, and piles. It appeals to readers amid a dramatic Fourth of July injury list and touts wide availability at druggists.
Readable lines describe art pieces and square displays at Connally’s venue. The brief notes focus on visual exhibits and attractive features available to visitors.
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