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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
16
Fragmentary prose reflects on misunderstanding and heartbreak. It laments unshared joys and silent grief, noting how love, friendship, and dignity suffer when souls go to battle without being understood.
The add promotes pure fruit flavor ed drinks described as the best tasting and full value, inviting customers to visit their store as a cool headquarters in town. The message positions the shop as the place to cool off and enjoy refreshed beverages.
On June 20 at the Olson home in Prairieville Texas, Mrs Olson sisters from Mart Waco Clifton Dallas Tyler and Houston gathered for a reunion ages 55 to 71 with relatives. On June 22 they visited their old home three miles east of town, shared memories from 39 years ago, heard a Holgerson family history by Judge Y Grimland, enjoyed dinner and cream, and dispersed with thanks.
Constitutional amendments to be voted on include tax exemptions for endowment funds of learning and religious institutions, counties may levy up to 15 cents per $100 value for juror pay, and legislative pay of 1000 for regular sessions plus 5 per day for special sessions. Also ad for a new Jos. W. Moon Buggy from Oscar J. Rea & Co.
A Chronicle editorial argues police must know when use of deadly force is lawful. It cites the Highland Park tragedy where Walter Hightower was shot, urging that officers not shoot fleeing prisoners unless in self defense or to stop a felony. It warns private citizens have equal rights in life and calls for strict adherence to murder and assault laws.
Partial results show Kellum 805 and Ferguson 1517 for tax collector, Lester 485 and others for tax assessor, Turner 1107 and Cruze 837 for county treasurer, Ward 690 and Schenck 645 for county attorney, Buckley 763 and Cutbirth 883 for county clerk, Hornbuckle 1335 and Hill 545 for sheriff, Mayfield 1700 and Culp 500 for state senator, with various minor local races and notes on editorials and anecdotes from the community.
Fragmentary text references Hyde, Lawson, and the Panama Canal among other studies of significant scope. The missing context prevents a full summary but indicates a discussion of major topics and intellectual pursuits.
The Houston Chronicle reports sorrow over the death of the modern Dives. The brief notice notes the loss and extends condolences to family and friends.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness and aid during the death and burial of the writer's wife. Signed by Hamp Richards.
A Missouri editor writes of a seasonal scene where children sit on the front porch looking at the stars. A girl asks what they are thinking about and a boy responds in a playful exchange that ends with a warning about being slapped.
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