Threshermen urged to prepare gear for Brat class order
A call to threshermen to inspect machinery now and determine what is needed to meet Brat class standards. The message stresses timely action and notes that prompt preparation pays off.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
2
A call to threshermen to inspect machinery now and determine what is needed to meet Brat class standards. The message stresses timely action and notes that prompt preparation pays off.
In Dallas March 28 the Dallas Union Terminal Railway will continue operating on an open shop basis after talks between officials and union reps. Officials refuse to sign contracts, extending an open shop stance from last year’s strike amid ongoing labor tensions.
A brief note states money back if not satisfied with the purchase, attributed to JOHN £. SWENSON. The fragment suggests a consumer assurance or advertisement tone without additional context or details.
Raymond R. Sargent of Kansas City credits Tanlac with gaining 25 pounds and improved working efficiency after suffering heartburn, indigestion, and fatigue. He reports restored energy, fewer headaches, and praise from passengers for his healthier, more robust appearance. Tanlac sold widely by druggists in a 5 million bottle sales claim.
A program titled Psalms of Life IV outlines Easter songs and prayers led by Lender Laurence Solbere with readings from Psalms Acts and Corinthians. Speakers include Francis Platt Merle Story Alice Clement Buena Person Joseph Rhodes and Clarege Miller. Music features Viola Raines and Mintta MotTatt. Discussion on faith eternal life and Christian hope follows.
Two work horses priced 75 dollars for one and 54 for the other. both gentle and driveable to bogey. McCormick mower 40 dollars in good as new condition with extra cycle. John Deere cultivator 25 dollars not much used. By Mrs Ben Broostad The Record and Dallas News 2 50 dollars.
The text discusses livestock care on a farm, stressing that age vigor and proper conditions boost disease resistance and profitability. It emphasizes proper drainage, shelter, shade, feeding, water, and veterinary attention as critical to maximizing gains and overall herd vitality.
The article explains why cattle with superior breeding outperform inferior stock at markets and in feed lots. It argues that well bred animals are bred for performance and carefully selected, while scrubs lack desirable traits and sell at lower prices. It also discusses feeding pigs to wean without stunting and the value of early grain eating.
A garbled farming note outlines a balanced ration for sows using shelled corn, wheat middlings, and plant meal, not pasture, to keep sows in good condition. It advises cleaning animal pens, disposing of litter, and burning waste into charcoal to aid digestion, urging proper storage and seasonal reminders.
Florence Derrick of Hico prospers in Erath County turkey farming with 261 birds valued at about $2000, drawing attention as a rising entrepreneur. The piece blends local pride with reflections on communication advances and the future of spreading thoughts without privacy.
A reflection on the habit of letter writing and the lure of future correspondence. The author muses on procrastination, Austen humor, and a future with talking machines that would record spoken thoughts for later printing and sending.
The Valley Mills Chick Hatchery offers pure bred stock Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Black Minorcas White and Brown Leghorns for sale plus custom hatching. Eggs accepted weekly by Moody. Indicates a 96 egg capacity machine and daily price of 13 80. Valley Mills Chick Hatchery 8 L. Elder proprietor. Call or write for prices and to see the big machine.
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