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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

5

Clifton Record Letter Prayers and Public Notices

A fragmented Clifton Record item notes city officials holding cross street meetings and sidewalk concerns amid illness deaths. It includes quotations and a subscriber tribute praising neighbors and invoking community support during illness and funeral arrangements.

Accident Near Cleburne Leaves Youth With Severe Injuries

Leland Burton, son of Walter H. Burton, was seriously injured when a wagon jolt discharged a shot load. The incident occurred near Cleburne, Texas, on April 2. The shot struck his shoulder and left arm and doctors questioned if the arm could be saved. Reporter Mr Doyle said the outcome was uncertain.

Cleburne Tex Leland Burton Walter H. Burton Doyle Borton Inn

Walnut Springs elects Dr. James Kemp mayor

In Walnut Springs a special election yesterday chose Dr. James Kemp as mayor. He won with thirty three votes to beat his opponent and secure the office.

Walnut Springs James Kemp

Notice to Farmers and Local Proceedings in May

The document records a notice to farmers about equity and sales involving the Burners Institute on the first Saturday in May. It mentions a meeting date provided by Sprit Agent Walter Re Pays and urges attendance with references to local officials and a public gathering at City Tall.

Equity Siles Burners Institute Walter Re

Principles Advocated by Thomas Jefferson

A fragmented historical excerpt listing ideas and maxims attributed to Thomas Jefferson. It discusses duties of citizens and government, sounds like a rough transcription of founding principles and warnings about liberty, debt, and rights. The passage references democracy, the people, and protections such as habeas corpus and religious freedom.

Thomas Jefferson

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