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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1938

Page

3

Farm notes on fattening calves and efficient farming

The article features Pete Peterson and brothers Walter and Wirt Peterson discussing long term calf fattening yields, average weights, and prices from ten years of market data. It argues careful use of feed, stable rotations, and practical farm management principles for Southwestern farmers, with guidance from agricultural extension services.

Thios Shuren Wort Pete Wirt Walter Peterson

Fort Worth Parents Face Tuition for City Schools

Port Worth, Texas, Nov. 3. Parents outside the Fort Worth independent school district who send children to city classes must pay 22 dollars per child in cash under a ruling reaffirmed by the local board of education. Payment can be made by transferring the student from another district to qualify for state per capita allotments, or parents may pay out of pocket. Previously, outsiders were allowed credit for taxes paid on property inside the district.

Port Worth Texas Fort Worth Independent School District Board of Education

Connally in Vote Talk at Columbus Rally

Senator Tom Connally, Democrat of Texas, told a Columbus rally that six years of Roosevelt's New Deal have not exceeded the four years under Hoover. A vendor priced the New Deal at about 6 billion dollars. U S meat consumption averages 142 pounds per person, compared with 826 pounds in New Zealand and 206 pounds in Australia.

Connally Columbus Tnt Tom Connally Texas Roosevelt Merbert Hoover United States New Zealand Australia

Allred Appeals to Texans for Red Cross Drive

Austin's acting Governor James Allred urges Texans to join the Red Cross drive between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. He highlights need for first aid stations on treacherous roads, home hygiene, and sick care, noting Red Cross aid to 420,000 victims in 129 disasters over the past year.

Austin James American West Cross Texas Red Cross Nghways

NOBODY'S BUSINESS! Negotiations over Texas assets move forward

Austin reports negotiations between Colorado River Authority officials and Texas Power & Light Co regarding sale of TP&L plans and facilities in 14 Texas counties. Sources expect completion. officials discuss compromise rather than costly conflict. Also notes on Mexican oil dumping, oil industry actions, and Texas judiciary retirement talk.

Austin Texan Colorado River Authority Texas Power & Light Co Texas CRA John Carpenter Tp.&l T.p.&l T.pael Carpenter Elec Ltyie Bond & Share Co Washington Dispa Net Valunarily Iterated T

Leary to Read Ow Lush Jobs Prison Employes Order

Houston reports the prison board adopted a plan to improve personnel and offer jobs through a literary program. Dr C W Butler Jr proposed a literary tuition program to recruit and train prison staff. The board debated harsher treatment for convicts in solitary confinement and considered broader reforms.

Leary Houston Hilterary Tosa Tes C W. Butler Jr Dewkett Ube Aystem

V D Goodall M D physician surgeon office details

V D Goodall a physician and surgeon maintains offices in the Old St Nat’s Bank Building Clifton Texas. Office phone 166 night phone 92.

V. D. Goodall Old St Nat's Bank Clifton Texas

Community News Lists Officers and Visits in School Clubs

The big room organized its officers with President Lloyd Olson and a full slate including vice president Herman Worbs and secretary Joe Schumacher. The primary room club formed a Citizenship club on November 5 led by Milly Whitley and Franklin Bernhardt, with Curtis Amundson as assistant secretary and Sammie Amundson as treasurer. Members include Dorothy Golden Jewel Paulson Wilms Anderson Calvert Bernhardt and Lawrence Wards. The group notes six weeks exams upcoming and mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Vowel and Amy Lou of Metrogor to W T Whitley. Further, Mr and Mrs Andrew Kant Joe and Alma Long visited Waco Saturday, and Lena Ma Golden spent Saturday.

Big Room Tule Lioyd Olson Herman Worbs Joe Schumacher Joe Kans Dorothy Golden Jewel Paulson Wilms Anderson Calvert Bernhardt Besale Paulson Alma Lena Ki ‘ Rice Citizenship Club Milly Whitley Franklin Bernhardt Bernice Kanz Curtis ‘Amundson Trensurer Sammie Amundson Anna Marie Surley Sulviy Camynitee Curtis Amundson Lelarence Varn ‘Thrill Windell Warte Lens Mae Goldeloommittee Tie Surte Atmundaon Helen Ann Kent Vowel Amy Lou Metrogor W. T. Whitley Andrew Kant Joe Alma Long Waco Lena Ma Golden

Alvin Paulos Epee The Rau Kis Commin

The garbled note mentions Alvin Paulos and various phrases including Femme Maton and Wik woot, unclear event or context. No coherent names, dates, or locations beyond those. Unable to extract a clear news item or outcome from the fragment.

Meni Goldie Alvin Paulos the Rau Femme Maton Ridin Wik Woot

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