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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
4
A local dealer promotes Jos W Moon buggies as made with the best materials by skilled workers. They claim longer lasting performance at similar prices and invite customers to view the full assortment and compare before buying.
An advert touts a Buck's System cook stove with outside connecting rods that cannot burn off or warp. It claims the stove draws well, features a sanitary ventilated oven and fuel saving fire box, and invites customers to visit the store for details and a special offer.
The message explains how to position a delivery box for a carrier along the main road, ensuring it is at least fifteen feet from the beaten track, high enough for buggy passage, and free of obstructions. It notes the government will cover service expenses and continue payment as long as the recipient fulfills their contractual duties.
An advertising note states Ballard's Snow Liniment cures pains for both people and horses. A Bakersfield Missouri user, J. M. Roberts, claims ten years of satisfaction and ranks it best for man and beast. Price & Mitchell sell the product.
Mrs. S. Terrell posts a notice banning hunting on her Clifton area farm near Neils creek. W. E. Helm, lately from Hale Center, has bought a farm near Sredell and plans to move his family back to Bosque soon, with local friends cheering his return.
Public notice forbids all hunting within the enclosure and warns observers to stay away, signed by H. Cunuteson.
Notice states all hunting is forbidden on the pasture and farm along Neil's Creek and trespassers will be prosecuted, signed A. W. McFappen.
A notice praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable home medicine for early use at hoarseness or ropy cough. Price & Mitchell druggists sell it. P. B. Greenwade renewed his Record and Dallas News subscriptions while in town, noting Hooper's Tetter Cure cured his sore feet without trouble.
A Bridge and Beach Cook Stove is promoted by Wm Connolly & Co as a life helper in the home. The ad also includes a natu ral living message and notes subscription renewal by H F Conrad who was in town Tuesday.
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