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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
6
The readable text shows garbled dialogue with phrases about sharing items and deciding what to drink. It mentions ideas for sharing, temptations of lemonade, and a vague notion of progress and patience. The overall meaning remains indeterminate due to corruption.
Court records show property transfers including J. W. Conti purchase in Walnut Springs and Sim Baxter sale in Meridian. An obituary notes Aunt Maria Rob ko, the town’s last enslaved resident, dying at nearly 101. Marriage license issued for Gimakor G. Broan and Miss Maxine Payne.
Magazine Club members met with Mrs Walter Hansen on Oct 1 for discussions titled Charm and Grandeur and The Giant World of Texan. Mrs L E Tennison and Mrs N W Willett shared patriotic and civic topics as a library display opened with new books. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Lewis Hauke on Oct 15 and a refreshment plate was served at the close. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of Tomas J Rowe.
Community updates recount visits to relatives in Dallas and Manheim, plus a homecoming as Mr Wallace discharged from the Army. Ill health causes concern for Roy Davis and Charley Blankenship, while Carlie Barker travels to Gatesville. Visitors include the Plummer sisters, Vera Wheatley, the Crawfords, and others. the H D Club plans a meeting and Bee Cummings relocates a windmill to cut water haulage.
Hafer in the Womack Group reports a larger stock pond and recommends planting Hairy Vetch this October. Use nitrogen like Austrian Winter Peas, apply 800 pounds of 20 percent rapar phosphate per acre or 100 to 125 pounds of 4596, sow 10 pounds of Vetch with 20 pounds of spelts wheat or barley. Plant with a drill and phosphate attached. distributors require soil incorporation. Soil Conservation Service technicians offer further help.
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