Advertiser note on local notices shocks Clifton readers
The Clifton Record editor warns advertisers not to abuse free notices and criticizes a few locals for pushing pay material as news. The column cites a Kansas City incident and jokes about mistaken names Cheaterfields versus Chesterfel d while defending honest paid listings.
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Rainy day in Live Oak with community notes
Rain falls on corn and wheat in Live Oak while cotton planting is rare with W Taylor as the sole planter. Sunday gatherings include singing at Live Oak Schoolhouse with Mt Pleasant crowd, and social visits noted at By Peterson's and other homes. Church ladies plan a Presbyterian Aid Society event on April 2 with 10 cent admission.
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W. Taylor
Live Oak School House
Mt. Pleasant
Ube Prosbyterian Aid Society
Lits Svathe Presbyterian Church
Local Livery Stable Sold to Price Brothers
J Tennison sells half interest in the Livery Stable to Claude and George Price who take charge. New owners promise continued patronage, best float line in the city, and best turnouts west of the railroad. Prices and Baos announce upcoming visit to Gane 25th for dental work before spring.
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George Price
Busness
J. Tennison
Tennison & Standifer
Wav
Suc
Baos
Gane
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