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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
4
A local seller promotes a wide buggy range with modern appliances for comfort and durability. The copy emphasizes year after year wear, superior finish, and contemporary styles in their vehicles.
Lower in price but the best for the money. The first factor is quality not cost when buying a harness. Inferior leather proves costly. Our line of buggy carriage and wagon harness is neat and durable and we offer harness for every use while saving you money.
The Clifton Record notes a potential May election by Clifton Independent School District trustees on a maintenance tax. It outlines uncertainty over timing and responsibilities while hinting at political discourse around governor candidates and local advertising.
The present management has published the Record for fifteen years. New subscribers are sought for the Percheron Society of America as old memberships lapse. A recent audit shows bona fide subscribers now exceed double the thirteen year total, indicating growing support.
Farm listing describing 122 acres cultivated with oats and barley, two pastures, a well and windmill, a house and barn, plus improvements. Includes two mares and harness, a wagon, and farm implements for sale or trade. Contact Oscar J Kew Will Phullipp or Louis Fricke in Clifton.
Notice to car owners in Clifton Texas offering free air for repairs and promising ready service. Includes names Nelsox and mentions repairing ties. Public service style advert.
An old exchange extols farming as a pleasant occupation once youth join the baby beef club corn club and canning club inspiring work. It notes people leave farms for towns to avoid crowds and the social pull of living with others.
Monday H A Mareharan and RM Jones of Gayoto visited Waco on business as the toll road proposal to span McLennan county from Waco through China Springs into Bosque county and Meridian drew little enthusiasm among Cayote area residents.
A fragmented letter and notices discuss opposition to toll roads and toll bridges, urging state or county control of highways and free travel. It mentions promoter schemes, landholders, and local officials, plus a public election slate and church services in German on a nearby date.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John Oswaldds and marketing in 1913 with references to wheat, bushels, and weekly figures, but details are illegible.
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