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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1950
Page
2
Readers are informed of weekend specials running on Friday and the upcoming days. The notice highlights discount percentages and a ten percent offer associated with Movember related promotions.
Gene Dallas and John Nom Tarleton hosted TIC visitors while Monk in Tennessee and Bill Johnson were celebrated in high esteem. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dahl and their son, as well as Ole C. Pederson family from Worth and Martha Helen Pederson. The main occasion was the confirmation of Charles Pederson at the Fort Hairs Lutheran Church. attendees from Clifton and Houston attended.
Halloween festivities wrap as seniors resume duties. Girls begin basketball practice with captains Joyce Cater Joie Captain and managers June Slepert Adal Igstad. Sophomore Don Humphries returns. 4H Club notes Batty Jo Larson leads meeting October 31 1850. Clifton Senior Club to hold awards program November 11 1990 at 7 00 pm.
Merrill urges farmers to select cotton land wisely to avoid erosion and low yields. He recommends planting legumes as winter cover, keeping cotton off disease prone soil and considering grass and grazing value. Soil conservation districts can aid decisions as much land remains unsuitable in Plains Texas and Oklahoma.
Regional director notes cotton erosion risks and warns against high cotton yields on erosion-prone soils. Native grasses cover over 250000 acres in Oklahoma and Texas, improving stability and livestock forage. Mixed practices including legume covers, strip planting with grain sorghums, stubble mulching, contour cultivation, and terracing are urged to conserve moisture and reduce erosion.
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