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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
15
A Santa Fe coach damaged by a fire was returned to Cleburne and placed in the coach shop for repairs. Authorities suspect a cigar or cigarette stump ignited papers from a news vendor, badly burning the seats.
The Christian Church holds a Saturday night service with the sermon Justification by Faith Rom 3:21 5 21. Sunday services include 11 a m worship Be havior The Strong Man Who Was Weak 7 5 p m The Preacher Who Went West. Sunday School meets at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m each Sunday.
Norway announced it cannot send a warship to the Panama Canal opening ceremonies because the entire fleet is required to defend Norwegian neutrality. The decision was conveyed from Christiana via London around noon on January 12.
N M Costwick of Norse Texas offers a trade of a 1914 model Ford Touring car bed for a roadster bed.
Bargain sale of an automatic engine tender offered by Chris Aars rt at 2 Meridian Tex. 43 4tp Record and Dallas News. Buyer must act quickly to secure the deal.
A man believes workers could run a business without him and repeats that arrogance. The boss overhears and fires him, saying your wage is saved. Morals: modesty earns its reward. it doesn’t always pay to advertise one’s indispensability.
Mrs E W Neie and children visit Blue Ridge to see relatives. New Methodist preacher to preach on the third Sunday. Sam Knudson moves to a new farm near town. Tom Hastings leaves Erath county to farm Lars Olson land. Dr Hoover returns from home visit. Otis Bronstad family moves to new home. George and Syd Owens visit from near Hico. Show Bros of Clifton may build here soon. Pitt Barnes of Hico visits with Joe Weiser and Mr Byrd. Mack Bertelson visits parents. the Bertelsons and friends seen. G C Simmons and wife attend Mr Witte's birthday. Ellington family from Gustine visit holidays. J W Richerson and wife welcome a baby girl born in December. Aurtie Nelson visits home of her relatives. EW Neie travels to Hamilton. package status unclear. Mrs Dock Tunnell and daughter visit R S Fort and others. Minnie Fort, teacher at Bynum, holidays at home. Mack Ammons orders letter heads. father B W Ammons improving. Will Smith returns from Slidell with Beulah Smith staying. E B Hall family thriving. Jim Adams moves to Frank Cox farm. Numerous parties since last issue. J G Henson returns to Clifton. L Huse host to new girl since Dec 30. Dr Colwick family visit Norse country. Clarence Brown drives for Dra Colwick Pleunneke. Jay Hall assistant postmaster general.
Cough medicine without opium urged for children and adults. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as safest for coughs colds and croup in children and adults. Hutton and Carpenter sell it. After Christmas, anticipation grows for St Valentine.
A notable anomaly of the era is the German chancellor expressing gratitude to the United States for its sympathy toward Belgium. The exchange highlights shifting wartime diplomacy and cross Atlantic attitudes amid the broader conflict.
Mrs. Wm. Caston visited from the ranch reporting roads in poor condition. Wm. Caston continues to suffer rheumatism. Miss Pearl Gaston of Live Ink spent the weekend in the city and visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gaston.
Mrs. G C Donn of Arnold Pennsylvania reports long stomach trouble with bilious attacks. After using Chamberlain's Tablets she experienced great relief from the first dose and felt like a different person after one bottle. Sold by Hutton and Carpenter.
Record and Dallas News notes a medicinal advertisement offering Herbine for indigestion or stomach distress. The copy claims rapid relief and expulsion of undigested food, with restoration of some to stomach and bowels, priced at $1.75 and sold by Price & Grimand.
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