11 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
1
Local notes celebrate cash sales at Connolly & Co and Odom Walton while promoting Buck’s Cook Stove Upper Crust Flour and Georgia syrup. Vendors advertise chemists, harness, leather goods, and door prizes as J W Rudasik, J C Pearson and others visit Clifton and Meridian for business and social calls.
Fresh arrival and mild weather noted. Miss Josie Byanhagen visits Waco. Round Rock residents stay with S. J. Wallace. Local ads urge East Texas Ribbon Cane Syrup and good eats. Clifton fruit trees available. Norse yard offers feed and more. Cotton pickers wanted. land purchase inquiries near town. bank directors elected. various residents move or visit.
Warm January week gives way to polar winds. J H Mitchell listed sick. George Shriber ill with chills. Walter Burkett of Lavita visited Ollie and Mrs White. Sunday school grows at Baptist church with new officers led by T N Elliott. John Buchanan and Sara Grey wed at Rev Lathams home. Woodmen of Coryell county held a log rolling. Lige Wallace shipped a car of cattle from Clifton.
Public notice stating that all hunting on the enclosures is strictly forbidden at 4141 B. Oscar Olson John Olson.
N L King & Co formed by N L King and S R Gerald dissolves by mutual consent. Outstanding accounts and partnership matters will be adjusted by N L King and S Rh Gerald. Clifton Texas December 31 100 percent J G Cooper Hillsboro AB Hoopers letter Care marketed as remedy for sore hands and eczema guaranteed by Price Mitchell
HONOR ROLL. For SaLb. The Coleman Cottage Hotel furnished or not. Everything in good shape. Fine patronage. A bargain is sold at once. For particulars see J. B. Coleman. Meridian, Texas.
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