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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

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Uncle Sam Helps The Texas Farmer Excerpt

The U S Department of Agriculture spends millions yearly to educate farmers and about 53000 in Texas on demonstration work and related efforts. State agencies, commercial clubs, and colleges support this program with minimal funding. With experiment stations and farm literature, Texas farmers gain access to improved methods and development. The effort drives rising farm production and agricultural progress in the state.

Texas United States Department of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture Texas Farmer

Reliable Medicine Not a Narcotic for Bronchial Trouble

Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her boy's severe bronchial cough and choking spells when other medicine failed. She says it saved trouble and keeps it on hand at City Drug Store.

Farm Ads Sell Oats South of Norse by August Labium

Oats for sale at a farm three miles south of Norse by August C Labium. Lame shoulders are often rheumatic muscle pain and respond quickly to Chamberlains Liniment. Sold by all dealers.

Norse Chamberlain

Cotton as a King of Products and Texas Lead in 1910

The piece extols cotton as the world’s giant industry fueling civilization and medicine, noting Texas as the main growing state. It cites 1910 data: Texas harvested 10,639,000 acres for 2,140,000 bales valued at 219,656,000 dollars, with yield gains of 24 pounds per acre and the U.S. total at 11,426,000 bales.

Texas Union Nnt Illinois Kansas Iowa United States

Texas Cattle Leader in World Markets and Growth

Texas cattle dominate the world market, producing beef, dairy, and leather goods. The Texas steer, once wild, now leads packing houses and trades globally, aided by grass diets, cheap rearing, and rising values. Census shows Texas has over 8.2 million head and expanding ranches. Foley Kidney Pills ad copy included.

Texas Busin Plains Bank of England Union Federal Department of Agriculture

Rheumatism Relief With Chamberlains Liniment

In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep and rest possible. This may be obtained by applying Chamberlain's liniment. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Human Doctors and Horse Doctors Compared

A satirical tale contrasts horse doctors with human doctors through Uncle Hoke Foster and a sick mule. The mule’s Democratic voting cure ends with its death, while Uncle Hoke’s doctors keep secrets and noble language, ending similarly from castor beans poisoning. The piece ends with Gatesville admiration for Capt. Wheeler’s long service to Waco and a weekly Gatesville visit.

Uncle Hoke Foster Uncle Hoke Uncle Hokes Botts Heaves Founder Bott Joe Sappington

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Highlighted at City Drug Store

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a safe medicine for children with no opiates or harmful drugs. The genuine product is sold in a yellow package at City Drug Store.

Foley’s City Drug Store

Umbrella Lending Rule Quoted By Groweher And Grump

The Washington Star reports a light exchange where Mr Groweher declares it a rule never to lend an umbrella and Mr Grump agrees noting the risk of an umbrella drifting into the hands of its original owner.

Mr. Groweher Mr. Grump Washington Star

Conductor Returns to Work After Rheumatism Cure

Mr. Wilford Adams recalls using Foley's Kidney Remedy for rheumatism. He states two bottles helped, the third bottle enabled him to resume work as a conductor on Lexington Kentucky street railway. He claims it clears uric acid from blood. city Drug Store.

Wilford Adams Foley Lexington, Ky City Drug Store

Clifton State Bank Assets Transferred to Farmers Guaranty State Bank

At a directors meeting in Clifton Texas on January 5 1911 all assets of Clifton State Bank were taken over by its successor the Farmers Guaranty State Bank of Clifton Texas. All depositors and other obligations will be paid off by Farmers Guaranty State Bank Clifton. 47 121 J M Jenson Cashier.

Capt. Wheeler Rotan Grocery Company Waco Killeen Gatesville Wheeler Gatesville Messenge Clifton State Bank Clifton Texas Farmers Guaranty State Bank of Farmers Guaranty State Bank J. M. Jenson

Worms remedy for children with White's Cream Vermifuge

A prudent mother watches for worm symptoms in children such as paleness and peevishness. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge end the worms and restore natural behavior. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Price and Grimland.

Price & Grimland

Notice to note holders of noTa First Nations Bank

The notice states that NoTa First Nations Bank in Ci Clifton Texas is closing. It directs all note holders and creditors to present their claims for payment, signed by O A Boontsap, Cashier, dated December. The incomplete text implies a formal liquidation or dissolution proceeding.

noTa the First Nations Bank Ciifton State of Texas O. A. Boontsap

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