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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
1
Deering binders are engineered by experts and built by skilled workers, tested through decades, and marketed with the claim of reliable service. The Deering name stands for quality and service, with strong farmer trust and lasting popularity in harvest fields.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a knotter test and aging, referencing experiments, an egg, and a decay in a nervous or soul context. It mentions a reticle matter and a dawning withstood the best of time, but the text remains incomprehensible.
Col H M Dillard dies at his Meridian home on Saturday after a heart ailment. The obituary notes a previous weakness and a physician who assisted earlier. Funeral arrangements listed for Meridian Cemetery with clergy and local family attendance. Local society mentions include W H Miles visiting Valley Mills, Mrs Cpetataw h ie of teaching Valley Mills, and Mr Hill of Camanoys visiting relatives. Court activity noted as quiet. W F Schenk and family of Lubbock visiting.
Colquitt plans to begin his campaign in Sherman with an April event expected on the 20th or 27th. He will announce the exact date this week as Governor Romsey starts coordinating speeches with a prohibition-focused platform. The visit, arranged at the invitation of prominent Sherman residents, aims to energize both pro and anti prohibition factions ahead of the governor’s broader campaign rollout.
Mrs. Wa Kemp dies after pneumonia at age forty two leaving nine children and a husband. Interment held at Clifton Cemetery. Also reports city election results with A Wo Price mayoral race and notes small voter turnout. church services planned for Easter and remarks on local entertainment and politics.
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