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A jumble of shopping terms lists various pantry items and brands. Shredded coconut crackers fruit juices oranges and assorted extracts are mentioned among other forgotten bric a brac items.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
11
A jumble of shopping terms lists various pantry items and brands. Shredded coconut crackers fruit juices oranges and assorted extracts are mentioned among other forgotten bric a brac items.
Local business notices advertise hair tonic and carpenter supplies, a call for Liberty Bonds, candy in a postal box, unfurnished rooms for rent, selling eggs and butter at top price, Christmas specials, fruit cakes, and a 12 month daily Sun Port Worth Record subscription offer for $6.50. Public notices include box of Christone apples and a holiday promotions lineup from Allison Miller Itc and Mrs. Nannie B Hill.
Clifton Mercantile Co advertises a December 29 Monday Clifton Lyceum event. The note invites readers to buy Nuts and Fruits for Christmas and suggests The Clifton Record as a suitable gift for relatives or friends.
Itc Itch cure sold at Carpenter Bros will cure with four applications. Christmas apples and other fruits priced to move. Allison Miller notes promotional items and discounts appealing to shoppers seeking bargains.
Simon Jorgenson of Meridian renews his subscription for the Record for another year. Moody Mayhew visited his sister Nora Lee Mayhew in Meridian Sunday evening. A carload of Monarch and Belle of Waco Flour is due to arrive soon. WANTED Housekeeper to cook and do housework. Apply to Mrs J K Proffit Clifton Texas 39 2te.
An OCR fragment promotes a service center offering oils gasoline and line tubes and accessories. It notes that business is always appreciated and intents to attract customers.
The Clifton Mercantile Co promotes Christmas treats and displays fresh box chocolates priced 40 cents to 1.25. Anton Olson pays a dollar for the Record and News. F K Bradstreet has his Record dates moved to 1921. Clifton Garage offers car storage and headlines about hair tonic and fruit cake wine.
Metropolitan Singers perform the Clifton venue’s third number at the Lyceum in the High School Auditorium on Monday evening December 29. The advertisement promotes Carpenter Bros offering Itch Salve with four applications as a cure.
A local advertisement promotes a tonic that guarantees stopping dandruff and hair loss from Carpenter Bros. and urges customers to visit O. S. Siljos for dependable auto service at the garage. tfc.
J. B. McCoy came home at week’s start following several days in Dallas Hill and other counties on business.
Local contractor Voy G. Fort of Clifton Texas offers farm tractor repair and mechanic services. Contact for prompt service and skilled repairs as a specialty in agricultural equipment.
Curtis Odle of Valley Mills visited Clifton on Wednesday while returning from Meridian where he had completed jury service. Mesdames Ross and Guy Stan with Wayne Standefer of Meridian spent a few hours in town on Tuesday.
Christmas motif prompts thoughts of fruits nuts and candies with a trail to The Home Grocery Company. The City Garage invites fuel oil and repair work and promotes O S Siljos as proprietor. Agent sought for Texan Automobiles and Trucks in local territory. Lost incident noted and a reader request for newspapers for three years.
When ready to smoke meat, Carpenter Bros sells Liquid Smoke for easy use and lasting flavor.
F. Snider, the hustling insurance man, has been at home several days this week. Mr. Snider has been making his head quarters at Waco recently.
The Record presents a subscription invitation to readers for the Sun and Daily Fort Worth Record. Details on pricing and duration are likely provided in the accompanying notice.
Call for staple foods Granberies Dates Figs Currants and more listed. City Garage offers repair services with promised right prices and guaranteed workmanship. Proprietor O.S. Siljos promotes shop and auto repair in this brief ad.
A playful ad from The Home Grocery Co. proclaims universalapple enthusiasm and invites shoppers to prove their nutty devotion to apples through special promotions at the store. The snippet showcases local merchant style and period marketing.
Oscar Bronstad and Will Pool two members of Bosque county grand jury were in Meridian for several days this week to finish up the term’s business.
Alfred L. Bakke of Crawfills Gap visited Clifton on Wednesday and arranged to receive The Record and Dallas News next year, highlighting his business trip and subscription plans.
C R Kellum of Roswell arrived in Clifton as a business visitor yesterday and left a dollar to have his Record dates moved up another year.
B R Arther reports the sale of a fine span of mules to H C Odle of Meridian. Odle paid six hundred dollars for them, indicating satisfaction with the purchase.
A black and white spotted fox hound and a black and tan fox hound are missing in Clifton Valley Mills neighborhood. Call or write Stratton, Waco, Texas for a reward. Contact details 38-4tce.
Evangelist C. R. Nichols will preach at the Christian Church next Sunday morning at 11 o clock during Christmas holidays at home.
W J Veiles of route one valley Mills renewed his Record and Dallas News for another year and arranged delivery to J A Payne of Steiner Texas.
An advertorial note from Voy Fort in Clifton Texas invites customers to try Good Year tire casings for cars. It promotes options in Cord and Fabric sizes and asks for an opportunity to demonstrate their quality.
O. S. Siljos, proprietor, pledges personal attention to your car when entrusted to City Garage. He offers thorough care and safeguards for your vehicle, aiming to satisfy customers with attentive service.
A. H. Moorman, a prominent young farmer living east of town, visited Clifton on Wednesday and had his name added to the Record's growing list of subscribers for a year.
An advertising line for the Home Grocery Co. extols a Christmas memory of gathering by the fireside with children and enjoying fruits, nuts and candies, framing a festive shopping image for the season.
The Santa Fe railroad restarted all its normal trains last Monday December 15 after a temporary suspension due to fuel shortages. The traveling public will again have the same service as before the cutbacks.
A notice offering calendars to adults only. Call at the Clifton Mercantile Co office to receive with compliments. The offer specifies calendars will not be given to children and requires in person pickup at the provided address.
Miss Martha Rude, holding a Fort Worth post, arrived for a holiday vacation with home folks at Crawfills Gap and plans to spend much time with Clifton relatives and friends.
N Branhagen of Norse delivered his wheat to Clifton market this week and earned a good price netting aaa .00 per ene oe ye expense 0 . While there he had his rd dates moved up to January 1920 and paid to have con, Pape continued Pederson at Wane sco bat year 1 wienaet advance.
R. T. Wilson of route one Clifton is among the many new subscribers to the paper this week.
Classified notice listing cashier’s desk six shades hanging lamp pick hoe oil stove and other second hand articles for sale. Instructs to see Mrs. Houston at the Novelty Store with reference 39-2tp.
An advertisement claims Good Year casings wear longer with less trouble and invites customers to compare options. It notes fast selling and many satisfied customers and urges readers to come in for tires.
The Clifton Lyceum third course features the Metropolitan Singers in an Oratorio and Operatic Program. Held at the High School Auditorium on Monday evening December 29 at 7 30, this holiday treat promises a dandy performance.
Barron Fallis returned Tuesday night from the oil fields in Louisiana. His arrival surprised his family as he went straight to bed, and his parents did not know he was home until breakfast the next morning. He plans to stay home through the Christmas holidays.
Dr O J Colwick and family of Carroll Nebraska plan an indefinite stay with relatives in Norse before returning to Tulsa Oklahoma to oversee the completion and management of the Sanitarium being built there. He briefly visited the Record earlier in the week.
Hon. Richard Journey of Waco and an assistant spent Wednesday and Thursday examining income reports of several local residents amid government scrutiny.
Jeff Pierson who has been at the Valley Mills Sanitarium after a fall from an oil tank on the Humble Pipe Line Works near town came home for a short visit with friends and relatives. He is able to get about but remains in poor condition and will not be strong for some time.
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