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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
6
Farmers urged to start chicks now to meet rising fall egg prices. Advisory notes peak fall demand, good prices, and need for proper feeding and management. Mentions Purina and Watson Feed & Hatchery, and advises active chick rearing to avoid surpluses.
A reader criticizes a government agency for wasteful spending and questions its value to small businesses. He opposes an administrative appropriation and a $10 million revolving fund, condemns a proposed $50 million civilian airport for Washington, and argues for locating defenses away from the city. He also objects to immigration staffing increases and daylight savings timing under local control.
Port reports indicate the president plans to resume negotiations with Ma soon, aiming to advance talks on a broad range of security and economic issues amid rising tensions and regional pressures.
The article urges resting pastures to allow grasses to replenish roots, risking entire season deferment for overgrazed fields to boost production. It lists Bosque Soil Conservation District cooperators, tank stakings, terraces, and a conservation plan by Willis Boyd, Norman Hamilton, W L Sawyer, John D Conner, L K Bas, Sam Price, and G W Anderson.
The Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Jesse White's home on March 12 with Mrs Kass Kinet cohosting. Nineteen members attended and discussed ways to economize. The club voted to send scholarships to the recreation school on March 24 and 25. Mrs Jake Beljos was hired as a former teacher. The next meeting will be March 26 at Mrs Bath's home with Mrs Tose hosting.
I express my deep appreciation for the kindnesses shown during my stay at Clinton hospital. Thanks to friends and relatives who visited sent cards and letters and to the nurses and doctors for their excellent attention and care. May God bless each of you.
Fire at Dunsby Place destroys the renters home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Beendice and family and Mr. and Mrs. Matlock and family. The origin is unknown and both families lost most possessions. The two families have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Dansby’s house. Community members attend church services. numerous local residents are listed as visitors or guests in Clifton and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary text describes a Saturday spent at home with personal reflections and a casual, single narrator tone. No clear names, places, or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
A fragment from a rural discussion recalls how heat affects livestock and color as a factor in cattle comfort. A speaker named Rusty Robinson urges calm and notes temperamental reactions depending on animal color and heat absorption.
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