14 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
1
The Deering New Ideal Bind claims superiority in cutting and binding any harvestable grain. Its reel operates close to the guards for efficient pickup of down and tangled grain. See dealer before buying for grain binders.
Obituary notes from Mathews Kell Granbury reveal a brother of Uncle Frank Kell died at 61. Morgan and Hughs in Bosque County Texas report accident injuries including an ankle amputation. Pasteur Institute to receive eleven Texas patients for hydrophobia treatment amid evangelist meetings. fourteen more patients expected with extensive historical medical data shared.
The Farmers Institute gathered at City Hall Saturday at 2 o'clock with President TW Anderson presiding. New members welcomed include HN Amuludson Paul Seedig Ha Nelson din Terrell MCC minks Ab Anderson AH Amunilson POS Dahlen dyn Ford John Homatad Jr Geo Kewp Oscar Ht Rewsing and 8B. Prennher. Special church services announced for Sunday with Rev Sid Vaughan preaching at 1 am and 4 pm.
Sam Thompson of Rye Springs visited his father W. T. Thompson while Jim Davis, a Bosyne county man, was a court visitor in town. Iredell area residents were in Meridian early week. Jim Cash’s wagon team ran away last Saturday injuring a horse. Newt Lester shaved his mustache. locals joke his cow won’t let him milk. Mrs Nelle Crenshaw closed her Cove Spring teaching position to be with homefolks. Wedding rumors about Laura Gibling and Elloy D. Miss Pearl Lis visited. Cora Duncan closed Fowler school and stayed home. C M Smithdeal of Hillsboro serves as a special district court judge. A correction notes State vs John Ellington cattle theft verdict was not guilty. one case tried, defendant found guilty. Marriage license noted.
The Meridian Department of Banking authorized a new bank Ye Papin Guaranty State Bank and Trust will open soon. The First National Bank of Meridian has served the community for 27 years with steady leadership and support for local enterprises. The Record man met bank officials in Meridian to inspect their building and vault as residents await a potential two bank era.
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