16 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
1
A hardware store promotes its policy of not dictating farming methods and invites customers to choose among the best implements at fair prices. The message emphasizes customer freedom to walk between handles, ride, or crank a tractor and to visit the shop to compare options.
The Public School Honor column lists C Smith as candidate for district clerk for the fourth month, with student names and grades from first to high school levels. Also notes Lutheran Church ad and local notices including sales, farming, wood, hogs, and livestock arrivals among community announcements.
The First Chamber of the Dutch Parliament presented a memorandum urging Holland to request Emperor William of Germany return home. The government, yet to decide on surrender, plans to keep William at Doorn where he tends wood and shapes the estate landscape amid uncertain cabinet stability.
Mrs. Rhoda Langhart and Children thank friends and acquaintances for the many kind deeds and words offered at the death of their husband and father. May God's blessings rest on all. Frank Lanehart (brother).
The Amber Oil Company reports a major week as rotary drilling progresses in Ardher county. Weather delays and tough ground slowed early operations but the company expects pay sand soon. Geologists including Evans and Dr Bowers confirm multiple wells within three-quarters of a mile of the location. Derring plans, stockholder news, and a sale notice for Davies Guinea run livestock are announced.
DL Wate announces candidacy for Sheriff of Borge County. Wate, a Morgan County resident and longtime deputy, seeks the Democratic Primary nomination after prior service in the county and regional connections.
Farmers Gin Co led by O M Bronstad announces ongoing market presence for cotton seed and remnant seed cotton and ample storage space. Operations run through the week and into closing time, with regular market days on Sundays and Tuesdays.
Altomomlle owners urged to vote for service station now on Fitton Street. Trained by Willard Storage Battery Co. of Tex, the assistant stresses battery longevity, free 49 point checks, and universal service for Willard and other brands. Local Union talk referenced, with Wyllaore position noted.
Farrist Church announces a 10 p m prayer shout presided by the pastor with preaching at LE and Tym from 7 to 4 20 p m. Monthly contributions to a 10 Mullion Campaign are noted and MB Hobuck is named church treasurer. A meeting of the cluster and other organizations is planned with a chair at usual times.
A partial record lists a Mitchell wagon with 9 percent salvage, front and hind wheel measurements, and scattered names including Barry Prtow and Jehl e Biyori. The text is incomplete and may reflect inventory or sale details from a local listing.
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