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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
7
In Austin on March 24 Governor Neff filed ninety eight bills during the week ending today. Some bills were approved while others were fled without the executive signature. Eighty eight bills remain to be acted upon. The governor has not vetoed a bill since final adjournment.
The Souths Seedsman Hise tings offers about 1 000 000 packets of flower seeds free to readers. It promotes Gxt Mhirley Poppies Kreraauing Flow er Zinnia Counce and Mexican Bur ing Bush. Write to Wastings for the 1921 Catalog with 700 how to get seeds and 100 pages of photos and descriptions. WG Hastings Co Alan Ga.
The Clifton Independent School District in Bosque County Texas orders an election for six school trustees to be held Saturday April 4, 1828 at City Hall ward district. Nominees include Tom C. Parks L Polly J G Lane W W Windham N T Wallace and M B Roe-Dock with H C Bradetreet appointed presiding officer and two judges and two clerks to conduct the vote. Habendum notice posted at three district sites for ten days prior.
A brief note promotes Martin's Bilge Bug Remedy for poultry pests with Carpenter Bros. Clifton offering a money back guarantee. The text hints at social commentary about missed opportunities and support.
A fragment describes a Texas druggist, Ed Waller of Hubbard, promoting a tonic to improve strength and vitality. The passage mentions exercise, muscle improvement, and endorsements by Price and Bernart, with references to a brewer and health quaran tine claims, all within a dated but unclear historical context.
The article discusses how properly balanced rations, combining Domegrowen grains and by products with meat or milk supplements, maximize egg production and reduce feed use. It cites experiments showing pullets yielding high output from 67 pounds of feed and Leghorn pullets from 48 pounds, noting older birds require more feed.
Limberneck among poultry is thought to arise from decay in annual matter causing necks to droop and touch the ground. Professor Harry Deron of Oklahoma A and M College cites the issue as linked to decayed material. remedies include loosening feed and casings, but results are limited and some cases involve rabbits or snakes.
A garbled note describes feeding poultry with sprouted green feed in winter. It mentions soaking grains or seeds, using water, and quantities like quarts and inches, but the text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Poultry notes discuss best ground feeds for chicks, ways to prevent winter molt, and using barley as a substitute oil. It covers: green foods like cabbages, managing range time, feathering progress, weekly Attar checks, and ventilation in housing. It mentions labor balance and purity of stock affecting egg and meat production.
Valley Mills locals include Pierce Kichuraly and Moshelm vec donie Mevidian with regional figures in nearby towns. Community members attended Toby's Business College, visited relatives, and reported health and social notes across Waco Temple and nearby counties with several travel and visiting events.
Wounds from an accidental shooting are healing as Emma Selby of Clifton returns home to improve strength. Nearby, Mrs. Perry of Belton visits her daughter Bernice Perry. Z A Lauterbach of Waco and L Lauterbach host relatives in recent days. Fauline Robertson of Temple neighbors grandparents, while Mina Fey Ferrell of Frost hosts weekend guests. Meridian College student Myre and Beith attend relatives in Taylor and Sandy. Mrs Crowder of Waco visits her parents, Agnes Lauth erback remembered. Avishatur, a Belton College student, visits friends. Aline Grady and Roy Duane visit relatives in Mooming Grave and Lyons. Postmaster Fred Warrington and Fred Co. handle Meridian business. Dr J C Jarrett recovers at home after surgery. George Dagley family travel to Morgan for daughter’s milestones. H A Kimbrough and wife visit a low-spirited sister in Morgan.
A lavish dog facility worth fifty thousand dollars is planned in Los Angeles. The project, featuring Koons with and without bath, promises uniformed attendants to bathe brush and massage guests’ dogs.
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