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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
9
The Peter Schuttler Wagon is built for plains and rugged western mountains. It emphasizes expert workmanship and finish to avoid trouble and repairs. Spot cash price for 3 inch model is $32.50 and for 3 1-4 inch model is $85.00 with bows and cover included.
Property transfers and land dealings appear among Meridian notices including 47 and 160 acre lots with prices. A Democratic executive committee meets Aug 4 to canvas primary results. Upcoming weddings, gatherings, bank repairs, and local social events are listed along with school enrollments, tax rolls, and local visits from residents and visitors.
Norse threshing ends as E and Erickson finish last Monday. He threshed 9000 bushels this year, part of a settlement estimated at 200000 bushels. Local activity includes visitors John Morrow and wife in Union Hill, T A Prince in Chase, J F Payne visiting Fort Graham, and Mary Griffith meeting Mrs. Johnson in Fowler. Rain is badly needed. Brases River floods with dangerous quick sand at Wood’s crossing. Also notices a cancer cure advertisement by J C Marvenews in Dallas Texas.
All members and friends of Bosque County Fair are urged to meet at Meridian on August to decide on reorganizing and obtaining funds to buy land for a permanent fair location. They invite town bidding for the site, with H C Odle as secretary and Kos Barry as president.
At a stated meeting Clifton Lodge No. 860 A BL and A M tendered a unanimous vote of thanks to citizens of Clifton including men women and children who nobly assisted in saving the Masonic Hall during the July 4 fire. The work is highly appreciated by every Mason. Clifton Lodge No 360 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
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