Clifton grows as miller joins new Texan plant
The Clifton community welcomes Mr Odenshain, noted as a top Texas miller, to supervise machinery at the new mill on Sth street. J R Thornton and family relocate from Commerce to North Clifton to support the mill and light business. Meridian Tribune notes Mr Carpenter and Mr Helm's return from Kentucky after 35 years, and Mrs Martha Pearson’s estate sale set for October 19, 1905 at her Clifton home.
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Old Commercial Restaurant Ad Promises Fresh Oysters Daily
A vintage advertisement proclaims the owner JOHN MILCH has purchased the old Commercial Restaurant and will serve everything good to eat with fresh oysters daily. It invites patrons to dine and promises to please customers.
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