Why Do We Ask for Your Patronage Jos. W. Moon Buggies
Brief note from Jos. W. Moon promoting patronage for local buggy business. Announces offerings, emphasizes value and service. A period voice call to customers to support the shop.
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18 Aug 1911
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Clifton Record in Clifton, Texas
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
1
Meridian News and Local Notices Highlight Sunday Events
The issue blends community reports from Meridian and nearby towns with church and social notes. It cites baptisms at Marine Crossing, visits by Miss Clara Hightower, Miss Merta Taylor traveling in Texas, and Trades Day attendance at Clifton, alongside regional agricultural figures and export statistics for meal, oil, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Mussel
Klan
Mes M. Gore
Jnvetin
Marine Crissing
Ross Moss
Itasca
Clara Hightower
Corpus Christi
Flint Odle
Miami
Hudges Dry Goods
Algy Robinson
Miss Ruby Mixon Hosts A Scrambled Social
Local social page lists numerous attendees and speakers in a rambling note with names such as Nels Mast Hingin Sei Ryolvie and Mercury Swanson. The fragment mentions Red Hills entertainment and a wedding theme with many guests and surnames like Meridian residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryolvie
Humes Swanson
Nan Penesen
Muwage Lan Petey
Peg
Abs Bitton
Reha Haebby
Aysah
Pero Taanien
Mine Sean Hey Nasser
Sturt Als
Sibiemma
Hapa Sehrow
Enyigatt
Sean How
Vary Uyutesin
Heri Meta Oh Mies
Kain Metis Oi Neil
Aerie Hitavat
Why The Balloon Did Not Go Up
A fragmentary historical notice recalls a balloon event during Trades Day with balloon man M. H. Phillips missing a Santa Fe connection to Cleburne. The garbled text hints at investment versus donation and reflects broader era chatter, with many unreadable lines and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Texas
M. K
Cleburne
Cnter
M. H. Phillips
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el Roy
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Ft Debeun Wiifaur -Sinttly
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Honest Neethington
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Netherlands
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Seh Fenn le An
Uitton’s Trades Day
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Eis Winnigneld
Abe Jaynes
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Ruby Mixon
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Vick
Mal
Jae
Ak Reyes
Eoigannav
Watson
Vupegeren
Ube
Dra
Gala Tate Clift
Bann
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