30 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
1
John Deere Buggies are produced in one grade for uniform lines. Wheels are specially made for balance and strength. Axles sized 6. Bell Gillan components and high carbon hammered parts ensure load capacity. Full elliptic tempered springs and glassless body with 40 machining joints fitted. Prices attractive. visit to see.
Mr Sapiro claims stabilizing cotton prices can open global money markets for growers He argues cotton handling could be ten times easier than prunes and cites California prune growers who funded crops by borrowing while profits rose before organisation The piece discusses price stability, financing, and market access for cotton through grower organisation and banker interest.
The P T A opens the new year urging all members to attend meetings to support school work. A call meeting on September 12 approved a reception for teachers on Friday September 0 on the school campus at 3 48 p m. An emergency chest will be provided by the school for first aid treatment.
In Austin on September events a resignation from the regents at the College of Industrial Attent was accepted by Governor Neff. Kemp of Wichita Fulfilled rovmnder stood down due to health, with no replacement named yet.
Farmers receive notice that Clifton 9 Company will operate only on Fridays and Recordage until further vote. The notice urges buyers to visit for remnants and confirms continued presence to purchase items.
In Mijabore Texas on September 26 an infant was found in a pine near the road by a farmer driving into town. A sitter to his three they that the pam bes etrede frend permanent.
Our cotton buyer Mr Rea paid eight to twenty one cents per pound this week and we will pay out for cotton alone more than 10000 dollars during the week. Better cotton prices boost trade. Our buggy prices align with reductions. We offer drills harrows and a John Deere drag harrow to improve grain land. A second hand buggy and wagon available. Bring eggs. Barrels of salt on sale special Saturday and Monday 50 cents each.
A grain drill ad describes a sturdy seed planter built to endure steep hillsides and uneven ground. It highlights a long wheel hub design, uniform furrow width and depth, and precise seed spacing to ensure complete soil coverage and strong stalks. The ad touts multiple features and attachments for varied field conditions.
Notice to the public states restrictions on trespassing at Valley Malls High Saint Lonm on the Untter's field. The week will show only Monday and Tuesday access, starting Monday as per the brief notice.
An unclear report indicates Siar College is assured for a construction project. A committee is tasked with securing plans for a new building while a related presentation and vetting occur in the evening. Further details remain ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or identifiables. It mentions names and phrases without clear context or structure, limiting reliable extraction of a focused news item. No verifiable action, place, or date can be established from the readable portions.
Delegates and members from nearly all of The J pote in Texan were gathered as a convention altered where they discussed truth and duty. Governor Sem argued the fate of the American Legion and aid to worthy enterprises. The battle theme focused on unity against foes.
The article notes a Texas farmer on the Sweetwater route who earned over $10,000 from one year’s cotton crop and seed sales. It discusses rising cotton prices improving farmer incomes and mentions plans for tax and labor actions tied to the crop’s income.
Notice states Sam is now prepared to read banking in addition to shorthand and typewriting and mentions rates. Pesta update included.
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