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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
6
The passage outlines snags in animal breeding with emphasis on dam and embryo issues. It stresses careful management during late pregnancy, including nutrition rich in protein, monitor for health during parturition, supplementation, and avoiding stress from cold or exposure. Caution against pneumonia in piglets after birth.
The item notes a weekend visit with Mrs Elsie Kroll. Taylor pursued his regular Sunday routine, highlighting familiar community ties and routine activities.
March 18 will see an Eleventh District Postmasters Association gathering in Waco with Postmaster John R. Hays of Cameron organizing. The district covers eighty five postmasters across Bell, Coryell, Falls, McLennan and Milam counties. Dublin notes work beginning on Dr William Hays hospital project a ten thousand dollar, 20 room one story rock structure. An odd historical aside mentions ancient Romans and seasickness as a remedy for nerves.
Lawmakers debate tax forms amid tax burden worries and calls to refer the plan to voters. Proposals include new income, sales, or omnibus taxes with fears of affecting farmers, laborers, and small earners. Some legislators favor voter input to avoid politically costly pensions for all. The session plans cautious budgeting, review of appropriations, and avoidance of rushed decisions.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Rogers Nursery in Texas offering fruit trees rows and shrubbery for yard and orchard. The text is garbled but indicates a sales or catalog style advertisement with reinforced phrases about trees and garden supplies.
The Journal notes lectures by C H Reinholt at the college and upcoming talks on American Indian lore. Fort Worth hosts the Southwestern Exposition and FatStock Show opening Friday with a parade, rodeo, and live stock displays. An estimated 100,000 visitors are expected as Paul Whiteman leads the city’s welcome at the airport.
Garneraville boys beat Turkey Creek 3 to 1 in baseball while losing in tennis. Spelling winners were Wendell Griffith Hazel Jo Ferris Berther Hafer Tommie Spiteer Victor Conrad and Esther. Students work on travel and transportation booth for county meet. First graders finish another reader and are improving as readers. Community notes include visits by Mrs. Helen Harris of Fort Worth and other local gatherings and birthdays.
The article outlines an agricultural aid plan totaling 386,360 for farmers with breakdowns by acreage and payments. It notes federal money for soil-building and range improvements, plus additional gifts to individuals, totaling over 418,000. It lists approved practices such as green manure plowing, contour strip cropping, fertilization, and water troughs, and invites producers to contact the AAA office for more information.
Flower shop offers assorted blooms for all occasions. Mrs W C Ludwick and Mrs Carpenter advertise contact numbers and Easter delivery options, urging customers to order early for best selection.
The Norse School news highlights pupil effort in county meet preparations and classroom activities. It notes improved grades, participation in league events, and an upcoming election of officers for the Norse Literary Society. The sports section covers tennis, door ball, and a Garnersville game, with results and upcoming matches. Also mentions the Washington origin of the first Yorktown shot.
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