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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
3
Remnant cotton buyers seek cotton remnants and cotton made goods. Solben advertises ongoing market for scraps and small lots, inviting sellers to transact before disposal.
For sale cheap for cash or possible trade for a vantock. See Ali Ole G Hoxatel Clifton Tex. Some women gather, a mutual friend helps in getting a nice pan ing.
Beautiful corner lot in front of C C Orbeck residence with three hundred loads of cut earth and river bottom loam mixed. Fronts south with shade trees and fruit trees likely to bear this season. Desirable close in residence lot. Write Thomas G Bird Owner THON Winnetka Avenue Dallas Tex
The piece urges South families to rely on home vegetable gardens to supply food and cut household costs. It stresses planning, planting, and maintaining gardens for year round yields, including canning excess produce for winter, with emphasis on self sufficiency and frugal living.
The ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets not only move the bowels but boost appetite and digestion. They contain no pepsin or digestive ferment yet they strengthen the stomach to function naturally. The Cotton Record and the Dallas News now $2.50 per year.
Local notes from Cranfills Gap recount community movements, visits, and illnesses. Names include Mrs. Charley Henry, Juliae Knudson, Rev. Ac T. Mhunkek, Mrs. Hans Cran, and Mrs. Relvey Coy among others. Several families travel for holidays, engagements, or return to work, with minor reports on school staffing and church services. A medical ad promotes BOROZONE as an antiseptic healing agent for humans and animals.
The State of Texas commands Walter Henry to appear before Justice Court Precinct No 8 in Clifton on January 23, 1920, to answer suit filed January 8, 1920 by H L Duckworth over an unpaid $80 promissory note with 10 percent interest and attorney fees. The notice requests publication for three weeks.
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