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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
2
A fragmented opinion page discusses writing letters, responses, and ideal correspondence. It reflects on replying promptly, sharing personal life via letters, and how readers engage with writers. Includes stray notes on the Kammerich Works, a U S Senator, and German war reparations figures.
Veterinary guidance stresses early attention to foaling mares and foals. Peters of Minnesota University cautions low supply of power feed may persist. advises cleanliness, disinfection, udder washing, naval care, and prompt veterinary advice for scours constipation or diarrhea in foals.
Professor A. Dartow, a veterinary expert in Oklahoma, notes that sheep farming is rebounding after losses in the past two years. He reports improved prices for fat sheep and wool, predicting strong demand for breeding stock and more farmers entering the field, though advising caution for new entrants and suggesting small flocks rather than large ones without experience.
Fragmented text about regional high priced cattle and beef market ideas. Mentions calves, price, and economic considerations, with unclear references to speakers and places.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pigs and a mother, a steered bid, and a court or treatment setting. Names and places are garbled, with references to Gabor and De Gane, and a stray line about semerniiz and tendon at bey.
Clifton residents will see Cole Bros World-Toured Shows and a trained wild animal exhibition on Saturday May 19 in afternoon and night performances rain or shine. The event promises waterproof tents and new features including trained seals led by Capt Herbert, five white Arabian horses with Prof John Duesader, elephants led by Cheerful Ganiner, and renowned trainer Herr Fritz George with a touring group.
W A Johnson longtime Hall County Herald editor and former Texas lieutenant governor died suddenly at his Memphis home from a stroke. Born in Mankato Minnesota he came to Hall County in 1801 published the Herald since then served as senator 1910 18 lieutenant governor 1918 1919 and a regent of the University of Texas. He is survived by wife a son Earl C Johnson and a daughter Mrs James E Bass burial set for Sunday afternoon at Fairview Cemetery.
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