12 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
1
A local seller touts their lines of harness and saddles as made only with the very best grade material. They warn buyers may struggle to tell good leather from bad and commit to not cutting corners. The ad promises a guarantee with every sale and invites new customers to try a trial order for top quality goods at value prices.
Our stock is complete in this line with heavy team and buggy harness. We emphasize best leather and workmanship, latest trimmings, and great values in the harness department. Bridles feature oak tanned leather, double spliced cheeks, blinds, winker braces, durable crown pieces, heavy check rein.
A supplier touts a large complete line of halters with superior quality leather and firm rivets. Prices quoted on high grade hand sewn halters made from oak tanned leather, claimed unique in the class.
Bold offer advertises pony and horse saddles with English design, durable leather, strong girth, and high grade tree. Claims waxed stitching, sunken valves, and no rip features. Promises savings and value for buyers seeking excellence in equestrian gear.
Meridian News reports Dan Cutbieth and Bob Summers attended the clerk's convention in San Antonio. Henry Latimer and wife plus Artie Ellis traveled to Galveston for sheep rates. Will and Charlie Cabler with Willis Turner toured Cottle County. L. Dunlap and W. W. Todd discuss weights at Wasco. Ernest Lomax went to Fort Worth. Dr Jor Alexander returned from Galveston. Miss Pearl Ellis came home from Stephenville. Beulah Adams of Cross Plains visits her uncle Dan Outbirth. Master Graville Routh of Peora stalls his aunt Mrs C C Porter. Tudue Muirhead in Galveston. Postmaster John Harvey attends Republican convention in Dallas. Pearl and Mina Ellis plan a Galveston trip. Rev J M Dean will start a revival at Hannon crossing. Fav J W Bowe Sead promotes a revival at Montgomery Springs. Real Estate items list transfers including Nowlin to Warton, Cole, Robertson, Bell, Greenwade, among others. Meridian court sessions noted for Sept 12, 1910. Sept 12 court calendar lists many names. Galveston, Texas reports H Bascom Thomas contesting the gubernatorial primary results against Davidson, with plans to go before the executive committee.
A garbled brief notes Texas versus Mississippi with Kopperl Wax reference and season context. It mentions Texans against plans and a hopeful save today but lacks clear details, teams, scores, or dates. The readable bits imply a regional high school or college matchup with emphasis on ongoing season play.
The news from Chittan reports the sudden death of Mrs Curt Allison aged 120 at her Sonora home. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Watthew near Norse, leaving two sina children and a fifteenday old infant. Burial took place in Sonora. The family expresses gratitude to Clifton citizens for support via A Peterson and the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society. Bowne Lawson and Wire of the Methodist Church extend thanks, noting their age and difficulty, and requesting prayers as they plan regular services and youth activities.
The Christian church invites all to attend Sunday services at 11 in the morning and a night service. The morning topic is The Foundation of the Christian Hope and the evening subject is Church Graft. R Nicnous.
Mise Dena Poulson invites Miason May Bchow Rebs Little Maggie Lee Peterson Lena Snail to a Tuesday night house party at her Waco home. Guests arrive around 4 30 playing Jenmo and Hearts. Maggie Lee Peterson wins top prize for most games. Ruth Lewis takes booby prize. Guests depart after a pleasant evening. attendees stay Friday night.
A premium list for the Fourth Annual Flower Ger nival will appear in the Record next week. The Civic Improvement Society hosts the event, with local exhibitors and community participation expected.
The pastor is expected to arrive in time for Sunday morning services. If not present, regular 11 o clock worship will proceed. An evening service will be announced. Sunday school begins at 10 15. A prayer meeting is set for next Wednesday night at 7 30. Members are urged to attend.
Next Sunday August 14 regular morning service will be held at 10 46 English services and Sunday school at 9 45 A cordial welcome to all P E Taonyom
Tenancy of pasture and grazing rights referenced with vague figures for horses and monthly costs. unclear names and locations. fragmented OCR text suggests a public notice or classified item about governor election context and land use.
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