Governor hopeful Colquitt to campaign in Wichita
A letter from Hon. G. Colquitt announces a campaign stop in Wichita on March 10. The note mentions preparations and local arrangements as supporters organize to welcome the gubernatorial candidate.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
6
A letter from Hon. G. Colquitt announces a campaign stop in Wichita on March 10. The note mentions preparations and local arrangements as supporters organize to welcome the gubernatorial candidate.
An advertisement extols pain relief from Rheumatic Pains using De Niles Ani Pain Pills. It claims rapid soothing effect, non habit forming, and no stomach disturbance. Money back guarantee if no benefit within instructions.
Amarillo Texas February 17 the body of B P Green of this city was brought to Amarillo to meet in the Rock Island from a point about fifty miles northwest where death resulted last night from freezing. He was 41 years old and leaves a family. He died attempting to walk across the prairie in a rough sketch of the Rock Island line. A search party found his body this afternoon.
Rev J J Vaughan writes of a recent visit to the town praising church and college efforts, the improvement of Main Street, and local merchants. He commends the children’s choir, the patient congregation at the Methodist Church, and hopes to return to the rural city soon. He notes the enterprise of Clifton’s educators and gathers that residents support faith and education.
A historical note describes filitur J. 1 Sossman or Surmelius, My C bruising his leg with a severe sore. After ineffective ales and ointment, Hucklen's Arnica Salve healed the wound thoroughly. The ad claims it is prompt and sure for ulcers, boils, abrasions, and pimples.
A freight train wreck north of Thompson Station near Galveston on a Sunday morning left Fireman Wan Mills dead at 24 and Engineer John Enger of Ellville fatally injured. A cow on the track derailed a loaded freight car and an empty tank car, the engine overturning onto its left side. Brakeman Burl Pettibone of Galveston was injured, and Enger left behind five children.
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