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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
3
An old Chicago testimonial describes Ballantine's influenza liniment and Walton's patent remedies. The author claims instant relief from persistent ailments after trying the products, citing prior trials and credible personal endorsement.
A damaged text fragment references a medical or eyewear topic with unclear details about pricing and a suggested price of $1.00, but the exact item, place, and parties are obscured by garbled OCR. The readable bits mention medicine, eyes, and a general appeal to purchase or respond.
Indictments by the grand jury led to arrests in Meridian area as multiple suspects, including Lige Peanell, face charges under local option laws and furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors. Bonds posted for appeal as the week’s warrants unfold.
HL Howard of Husband Pennsylvania reports his mother cured after using Chambertale Pain Balm. The relief came after a few applications and she now moves with ease. Sold by Price & Walton with local agents in San Antonio and Foreon’s Barber Shop. Satisfaction guaranteed.
An advertisement touts Busklou’s Arnica Salvo as the best remedy for wounds burns and sores including sore feet and joints. It claims rapid relief and curing of trouble with a sales note at Price & Walton’s Druggist.
Advert reads that P. N. Reeder offers the highest cash price for corn arriving in Clifton. Public call for farmers to bring in stock promptly and receive top payments.
A Bur singtom train worker C W Vollamy describes a near disaster with his engine stuck and pain across the crew. He credits Kintric Bitters with reviving him and promotes stimulant tonics as life saving. The ad touts Columbus or LeGear stock food for horses or cattle and guarantees satisfaction through Price & Walton.
The Bobbitt family of Dangerton Tena witnessed Mrs. Bobbitt nearly die before Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption brought relief. It claims rapid benefit and complete cure with guaranteed bottles at Walton's Drug Store, trial bottles free.
W S H Kay announces a sale on the celebrated Bridge and Beach cook stoves with a reduced price for the next thirty days. The notice highlights the popular reputation of the stoves and invites buyers to act quickly before the offer ends.
City tax notices urge payoff of delinquent taxes. Henry Lockerr, City Marshal, directs residents to settle accounts at the marshal’s office.
An early note proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy safe for children and free of harmful ingredients. It claims the medicine treats coughs colds and croup and cites Price & Walton as sellers. It also mentions a salesman, W H Snell, visiting homes to offer a proposition in the shrubbery and promotes fruit area offerings.
A fragment promotes ALN S cough remedy as best preventer of pneumonia and safer than others. Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California endorses its effectiveness and pleasantness, with Price & Walton listed as sellers.
An OCR damaged ad touts hog lard and nutrition claims while promising health benefits and vitality. It mentions Harting and Dowell as potential beneficiaries and hints at discounts on grain carpets and sewing services, urging early visitation.
The Ike Bros. share holiday cheer in a note about a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. locals report farm chores, visits from friends, sick lists, and town updates including Rural Free Delivery and a rabbit hunt on January 2.
Xmas tree success signals goodwill as Mr Henry Gray and family move to Main St. Choir crowds grow with Mr Collins and Tennessee family settling at J N Hill place. New Year hosts include J W Railly and friends. multiple couples dine in Valley Mills. Hurst School reopens Monday under Miss Nettie Miller.
An OCR fragment notes a local item mentioning a family and a life change. It references names and a drug case but lacks clear facts or dates. The readable portion hints at a domestic issue and potential court or legal matter without specifics.
A circular from Public School District No 34 trustees urges timely payment of a fifty cent contingent fund per scholar plus five cents per scholar monthly to cover janitor wages and firewood. It notes most of the first assessment is paid, but the monthly levy lags, stressing the need for prompt payment for children’s comfort and school upkeep.
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