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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
6
Fragmented text reports various scheduling notes and social items. Mentions Waco visits by Bewll Cox and Charley, hospital stay for Pamelounty, Joe McCormick at Valley Milly, Spargeon Voiles and friends at Coyote, and an Improvement meeting at City Hall on November 6 with Tadiow and J. E. Ten.
Harry Lee Beakley of Northwest San Saba County reports 38 bushels per acre citing good seed fertilization and cultivation. Lowell Echols of Rangerville notes 1984 crops on 20 acres with 9 rented to government 11 planted to cotton and a 160 hen flock improving egg production. Maria Mertz and student gardeners report 3004 feet of 38 vegetable varieties yielding 23908 pounds and 11328 containers. County cotton totals show 000 bales gathered in 1936 through Oct 18, with 708 bales elsewhere.
Clifton College students debate how opportunity arrives and is seized, citing Lord Stanley and David Livingstone as examples, then report on campus life. The Around the Campus notes cover social visits, sports results, club events, and religious services, with short remarks on theater and class activities.
An advertisement attacks winter illnesses as caused by poorly heated homes and huddling. It urges even brief temperature shifts to prompt colds and cites doctors and public health officials endorsing ventilation and uniform heat. A booklet titled American Public Health Enemy Number One offers heating tips.
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference Volendam and Dutch cities, mentions pay and living by native combias, uncertain dates and contexts. Likely a damaged historical snippet with no coherent event or identifiable individuals.
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