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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1948

Page

6

Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Hub

The Hubert Keilor home hosts a church gathering with Mr and Mrs Rolin Mlocker and others from Coon Creek. David Locker visits relatives while visitors from Houston and Dallas spend time with their families. New homes include Mr and Mrs Wilkon New and families from Port Worth and others from Lake Dallas and Hillsboro.

Ervices Ter. Lockered David Locker Ste Ruben Gouldman David Wayer Pet Gouldman Houston Toner Ant Aten Amundson Luther Fikes Huster Holt Hundard Senee Dallas Com Cena James Bhuler Wid W. H Ronda W. P. Bonds Worth Patian WilKon New Port Worth Davia Lake Dallse A. Dunnan Clifton H. Preston Miro A. J. Graven Curtisa Crow Hillsboro

You Cant Swim the Mississippi with a Million Head of Cattle

Public notice quotes a confusing slogan about livestock and meat production. It references national meat processing, distribution, and policy rhetoric. The text mentions economic pressure on workers and companies, labor actions, and a claim about waste in meat supply chains.

Mississippi Buryais Swi & Company America Waste

All That Glitters Isn't Profit in Livestock Income

A government report analyzes ranch income from livestock, arguing that headline figures conceal costs. It notes wages, feed, taxes, and supplies erase much of reported earnings, with many firms seeing net profit far below gross income.

Jane

Tally and Cull Newcomers in Breeding Ewe Flocks

Fragmented OCR provides scattered phrases about breeding ewes and wool quality. The text mentions comparisons of weight and efficiency, notes on commercial breeding, and references to a study or station, but it is largely garbled and offers no clear outcomes or dates. Entity mentions include Columban range, Staton, Bub statistics, and a breeding context.

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Community Visitors and Local Attendance Noted

A Fort Worth visitor, Alice Beal, spent Sunday afternoon in the community along with Mr. Rod Mire and Mr. and Mrs. G H Eichotberger from Waco. The report also mentions others attending shore events at Coyote Sunday.

Coyote Alice Beal Fort Worth Rod Mire Dim Tiulme China Springs GH. Eichotberger Waco

Live Oak Sewing Circle Hosts Large Guest List

The Live Oak Sewing Circle met October 13 at the home of Mr. Ruel Sather with many guests. Members shared a baby quilt project and crafts. A $7.00 tag fee was collected. Refreshments included cakes, grape juice, coffee and more for 86 attendees.

Live Oak Sewing Circle Ruel Sather Mrs. Solberg Sra Paul Chatlalinten Bast Herald James Brown Alvin Kninde Fron C. A. Hannen Hilde Mase Marwen Alvis Hannen Hel Hensen Anna Bansen Mini ‘Swensoh Chester Jermatad Fred Dahl Otto Johnson B. St. Maukodiad G. Daveson Mary Hansen Dire Margaret Beljon B.C.’ Rogstad Mex Leonard Wallace George Mingus Eile Thornton John Herald Mro C. H. Hodges Ottis ‘Tyler B.C. Cotwlele

Chicken a la Maryland from Marthe Pagans

A fragmentary recipe notes a method for chicken a la Maryland with steps to brown, braise, and glaze using rich milk and a citrus orange sauce. Directions mention preheating to 350 F, removing covers, pan braising, and serving with orange ice or vinegar garnish.

Marthe Pagans Maryland

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report

Mn Dick Bianslageane notes a lively Sunday School with many present. The article lists visiting families and individuals from Dalton, Downey, Blassingame, Duncan, and Boone, plus a Dallas trip for George Duncan and a Vin ton visit to Mary Alice Duncan’s family.

Hutch Hire Dalton Tana Chuldran Peraie Downey Bunday Mes M. Jones Dalinn Mir Victor Thisle Dallas Dutch Gunt Barney Dalton Flan Jimmie Goff John Henry Boone Ei. J. Blassingame W. P Downes Bobbie Bearden Brr Pernie Downey Honey Boone Billeen Boone Trample Yackle Blassingwine Air Dallas

Local school event and community notices prompt schedule

Mea J A MeGebes chairs Parent-Teacher Thursday in October. Crowning ceremony, queen candidates, and gymnasium events planned. Fort Worth visitors include Mrs A B Poston and Sallie, plus Mr and Mrs Radic Lane. Several families and neighbors from Waco Temple and Fort Worth present. Members on sick list include Charlie Cummings and Ef yard Tinton.

J. A. MeGebes Carstral Kitg Thasen A. B. Poston Sallie Fort Worth Postan Tre Lole Waco Tom Rockwell Mra Flicker Temple and Afr Extol Jones D. J. Poston Walter Till Freedman Dick Manry Stinnie Mire Kay Price Bluet Arkansas Brybaya Jehew Morg Thorsiay Hereford Charlie Cummings

Cranpill Gap Lions Defeat Methodist in Fast-Paced Opener

The Cranpills Gap Lions beat Methodist with a strong first quarter push by Darton and key scores from Taylor late in the game. Micka led the offense as Hicks and Hoff contributed in the end zone. Bergman added reliable point after attempts.

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