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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
14
The Record notes a year start foreshadows a change in the firm. The message assures friends that the new James-Mickle-Schow firm will uphold the old policy and retain J A Olson to run the lumber yard under the Schow Brothers name with no personnel changes.
The Clifton Record indicates publication as a second class matter at the Clifton post office. The note shows a Friday morning release cadence and a yearly rate of one dollar for subscriptions.
The Fort Worth Record lists public weights candidate Rowe and a slate of Bryan supporters including William Jennings Bryan in the 1912 Democratic Primary. The column notes strong rainfall across Texas as growers plan for crops and mentions Carl A. Pon returning home after travel and dining with near-misses in days past.
An old advertisement asserts microbes cause baldness and promotes Rexall Hair Tonic as a cure. It cites German and French researchers, claims to restore hair color, and offers a money back guarantee with two price points of one and two dollars.
The Ladies Magazine Waterean Club hosted Mrs Towne’s guest Miss Leah Townsend and Mr Gustave Grimland at Mrs Fallis home in Edgewood on Thursday night. The event featured red mistletoe decor, score cards, a Rook game, and a two course luncheon. J W Butler announced the upcoming marriage and offered advice, revealing the pass word Dodge to the groom in the Benedicts order with a toast to a good wife.
An advertisement promises risk free relief from constipation using Rexall Orderlies. It touts quick action, no diarrhea, and suitability for children and the elderly, with prices 3c, 5c, and 8c. The Rexall Store in Clifton markets the remedy and notes a local optician visit and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
An advertisement offers a tonic named Wonder Yandruff Cure promising to cure dandruff with money back. It markets an 8 ounce bottle for 75 cents and a shop application for 15 cents, and mentions sales alongside unrelated pig and horse names.
The deceased's remains are expected to arrive today and will be interred at Norse Lutheran Cemetery, marking the family's anticipated burial arrangements.
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