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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
4
The Clifton Record compiles a jagged mix of political quotes about Texas candidates and President Wilson era politics, stray notes on a wart on a face, a claim about Roosevelt, tango comments, a tale of a polecat bite at L. C. Fears’ home, and a note that Alaska reindeer may face extinction, all reflecting a dated, colorful local page.
Farm listing offers 122 acres in cultivation with a windmill and outhouse not far from Mendian. Nearby features include two fields of barley and oats, a secure rifle and barley parcel. Asking price ten thousand dollars with crop included. Contact Oscar J. Kea for details.
Classified notice announces a Boneya tered stallion number 10171 listed for sale or trade through Oscar 4. Rea & Co. Gatesville Texas with brief description and contact, in a dated notice from February.
Fragmentary catalog item lists horses for sale with ages around a year. Reads like an old market notice. Sparse readable names and terms suggest sellers seek buyers.
A garbled notice outlines events at Galimiat and Vesthevatmyriaint with no clear dates or actions. It mentions a daily schedule and a reference to ADH Sheva, but details are unreadable. Further clarification is needed to confirm participants and timings.
Notice from Samc Smith inviting Clifton people to enjoy free food delivery and an expanded groceries line. Dense with misspellings yet conveys intent to increase offerings and solicit patronage for the Racket Store at 162 Prop. in Clifton Texas.
fragmented OCR text lists county election officials and candidates such as TARRELL, WILL MIXON, DAVE WHITE Public Weigher, OTTO ANDERSON, and J.B Toumexce. It mentions precincts and promises to handle trade, price, and service, urging people to vote and support county governance.
Judge JH Farr of Glen Rose says steel laying on the Wal but Springs and Glen Rose Hill route will start next week after delays to connect with the Texas Central Railroad at Walnut Springs.
The Presbyterian Church will hold regular services next Sunday with morning and evening sessions. Beginning Monday February 16, a Mission Study week will explore Howe and Foreign Missions with maps and charts. On Monday February 25, Dr. C P Caldwell of the First Presbyterian Church will close the week by showing stereopticon views of mission fields. All are welcome at all services.
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