Hand Stamped Leather Goods For Christmas Gifts
A store promotes a large stock of bags and purses including ladies and men’s stamped leather goods. Items highlighted are hand stamped purses watch fobs belts and bags as ideal Christmas gifts.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
A store promotes a large stock of bags and purses including ladies and men’s stamped leather goods. Items highlighted are hand stamped purses watch fobs belts and bags as ideal Christmas gifts.
A broad line of linoleums showcases varied artistic designs emphasizing quality. The selection emphasizes high standards in craftsmanship and material, appealing to discerning buyers seeking durable, stylish flooring options.
The article touts gloves as popular gift items for both women and men and promises high quality. It urges choosing our store to avoid risk, claiming we carry only the best gloves for ladies and gentlemen.
A garbled early 20th century collage from Clifton Texas mentions Christmas wishes and New Year greetings. scattered notes reference Taft contrasts and local politics, road bonds in McKinney and Kaufman, and a note about Santa Claus addressing readers.
Fragments show a push to vote on a roads bond issue. Voters pledge support by stating the need for better streets and a fair tax plan. The note mentions pricing per property and a potential payment around two hundred dollars per owner.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a Houston area item with unclear details. Readable words mention Houston and a potential event or saga but lack concrete facts or dates.
Fragment discusses a recent aversion to a Pec an Bayou water body and claims thousands of musical animals drowned in the stream. It suggests a widespread fate for fish, implying extensive environmental harm and public worry.
A brief critique notes poor abbreviation and contraction practices in names, citing Senay and Chestwan as examples. It discusses the inappropriateness of shortening Christ to X and contrasts churchlike writers with shorthand habits. The piece references Dallas News in a reflective aside.
Notice to readers announcing revision of the Record 18 subscription list. Those with near overdue dates will be dropped unless remittances arrive. Readers are urged to send checks by mail or visit in person to avoid removal from the list.
On December 29 and January 1 official holidays, the office will be closed. The following day will have normal business hours with partial reopening noted.
The article urges local merchants to stock trademarked advertised goods to retain customers and notes a Socialist Party petition delivered from Hallettsville seeking a special session on farm land taxation. It reports the governor’s refusal to consider Meitzen’s rental value tax plan, labeling it socialistic theory.
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