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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
8
Clifton news highlights include residents visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Meda, a funeral in Port Arthur, store reopenings after a fire, and multiple subscriptions to the Record. Names like Mrs B A White and J B Pederson appear among local movements and business ads from Connolly Co and Bosque County Mill.
The text notes a drop to 21 degrees Tuesday night and mentions locals traveling, a governor returning from treatment, and a farm report about bales of cotton. It also references a rural service ending and various stray remarks about travel and health.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram passage stresses promptness as key to success. It argues delaying tasks hinders careers and cites leaders who rose from humble beginnings. The piece urges immediate action in daily dealings to climb toward high achievement.
La Neill of New York visits Marlin and is credited by wheel papers with predicting a possible 200000 bale increase over his estimate for the Texas cotton crop. The report notes his brief stay and the speculation surrounding future yields.
In Alicia near here yesterday Nora Owens was fatally wounded in a street knife duel with Stella Belle. Owens died within minutes after being cut in four places including a chest artery. The two prominent locals were said to have quarreled over a long standing misunderstanding. Owens was buried today and a large crowd attended the funeral. Roll was taken into custody by officers amid high-town excitement.
A writer urges individuals to confront grievances directly. Admit when wronged and demand restitution. Do not harbor imaginary injuries or estrangement. Tell the offender when and where the issue occurred and confront them openly. If they apologize or adjust, respond with forgiveness and kindness.
The fragment reads as a garbled note about producing three sacks of ail or ail sur ee. No clear event, date, people, or organization is identifiable from the text provided.
The Hillsboro Mirror reports the two month old Sterling E. Kemp, son of William Kemp, died near Cleburne after a tornado wreck. His mother died in the disaster with other relatives, while the infant was found unharmed in her arms and later placed in care in Texas. The family recalls the storm’s fatal collapse that claimed several lives during the October camp incident.
A storefront invites customers to drop in and see a jewelry selection with a guarantee on every piece. The ad emphasizes price clarity and a brand or shop name Grimland.
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