Case Tractors and Implements New Row Binder Product
Case Tractors and Implements introduces a new row binder for tractors and implements. It promises to help maintain land in excellent shape with essential parts and order information.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1945
Page
3
Case Tractors and Implements introduces a new row binder for tractors and implements. It promises to help maintain land in excellent shape with essential parts and order information.
A mixed Gufton Public School page reflects on friendship as a high value, with notes on student activities. It also reports staff changes, senior rings arrival, and local events including a band, games, and club meetings.
A brief card thanks honors a beloved husband and father, mentioning the University of Texas and USO events. It references 800 attendees across services, Sunday discussions on economics and human relations, and a performance at Tease Memorial Museum. Includes mentions of Mexican officials and a cultural program tied to world events.
Sunday school convened at ten with parishioners urged to arrive early to support the youngsters in church work. Many attended last Sunday, ten were absent, and praise and fellowship followed the service. Local residents shared visits, military returns, and family events including James Alexander’s homecoming after 37 months with the Seabees in the Pacific.
A three year study of elementary school children in Denton Texas shows that a high or low IQ tells exactly nothing about an individual's personality. The findings come from Dey M. E. Bonney, chairman of the research committee of the Texas Society of Mental Hygiene. Pamphlets detailing Bonney's studies were distributed statewide by the University of Texas Hope Foundation.
A fragmented verse laden column recounts songlike lines about a famed knight Bem Thompson and companion King Fisher slain in San Antonio. It riffs on rhythm, memory, and time with reflective stanzas and mentions local Austin ties and a steadily marching, almost religious cadence through everyday life.
The Rosuwe District farmers discuss pasture and crop practices. They note phosphate loss from soil due to crops and livestock production. They stress the need for replenishing the mineral through soil conservation measures and appropriate amendments.
The Mosheim H D Club met at the home of Mrs Tipton on Tuesday afternoon with Miss Garland giving a ground meat and chili demonstration. Refreshments of Boston brown bread, pear salad and fruit punch were served to 18 members. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Pierce Richards on Tuesday afternoon November 27. Winter semester enrollment at the University of Texas totals 9126, though final figures may shift as withdrawals occur.
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