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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
5
The Carton Disc Plow is marketed as improved with new features for both soft and hard soils A demonstration claim asserts it cuts a deep clean furrow and handles soils that foul other plows It promises better performance for ridges and furrows across varying ground conditions.
The Canton Riding Planter is praised for single seed planting and avoiding seed bunching. The Canton earns a reputation for quality planting devices and offers demonstrations. Call to see the Canton and learn more about owning a planter that plants correctly.
The fragment shows boilerplate for local notices and advertisements in The Clifton Record, listing proprietor Robt L Baldridge and standard weekly publication details. It includes incomplete pricing and display ad terms, with garbled OCR text outlining charges for notices and advertisements.
Tobias Hanson and family from Galveston visited Andrew Hanson during the holidays. Oscar C. Lund returned from Farmersville to spend holidays with his home folks. The Norse Band enjoyed a good supper at C. M. Bakko’s. Grimland Bros sold their stock to Oscar J. Rea, who may open a new supply of goods. Peter C. Wootley and Miss Pauline Olson were married at Rev J. K. Rystad’s residence on January 1 and will spend a week away. May they find happiness as they begin life together. The Mustang correspondent notes much weather news and Jim Grimland plans a Norse area visit. James Yearnson lost a fine mare last week.
Live Oak notes a quiet Christmas and a fine New Year. Obituary for Micha Sheends T Johnson’s daughter Elenora Sadie after short illness. Harry Grimland resigns from Poulson's Lumber Yard to move to Madill. Dr Craven may discontinue visits, next Thursday evening at Nelson House. Cold weather ahead. John Christenson offers pipe work.
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