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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
6
Local ads urge tax payments to J M Brooks and shopping at Connollys Corner Drug Store. Mentions groceries lard deals, wood sawing, and various residents visiting Meridian Temple Waco and Fort Worth. Bank notice discloses Clifton First National Bank is closing its affairs as of December 30 1910.
Mrs. Childress a 45 year old widow and sister of Tom Weir of Patton community died Tuesday night from burns believed to be self inflicted during a personal crisis. Interment was at Valley Mills Cemetery Wednesday at 4 30 PM with local tributes of sympathy.
San Antonio optician Dr L Werblum will be at the Commercial Hotel in Clifton on February 10 and 11 offering eye examinations and eyewear. Admission and services priced at $4.50.
City Drug Store warns buyers to look for Foley's Honey and Tar on packaging and to reject substitutes. The notice emphasizes the Bee Hive mark as genuine.
Elder John T. Hinds of Fayetteville Arkansas will start a series of revival meetings on the first Sunday in April at the Church of Christ. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy a productive gathering.
C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with ending a ten year stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter says the tonic cured dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons and recommends its use. Guaranteed satisfaction and available at all druggists.
Prominent antis from across Texas convene in Austin for a general conference with legislators. A proposed statewide amendment aims to take effect in January 1912 if carried in the July primaries, with pros holding majorities and strong commitment in both houses. A secret plan to thwart the pros may be discussed at today’s meeting.
The Norse Lutheran church witnessed the marriage of Martin Nelson and Sallie Rierson officiated by Rev J K Rystad. A wedding feast followed at the bride’s parents home in the Norse community. The couple, with Nelson working as an Express Man at Clifton Santa Fe, planned a brief honeymoon trip to Galveston before settling in Clifton. The piece notes social contrasts between wealth and poverty.
W. S. Stevens of Cleburne has closed arrangements for a site adjacent to the Santa Fe tracks at Clifton to erect a bottling plant for carbonated waters.
Tredell Texas January 20 wheat and oats are greening as warm damp weather revives late sown crops. Some wheat that had not sprouted is beginning to come up now.
A Fayetteville reader touts Dr Kings New Discovery for severe coughs and lung trouble claiming it cured both siblings after others failed. The letter says the medicine soothed coughs and night sweats and offers a free trial bottle with a one dollar guarantee.
An advertisement urges readers to buy the famous Buster Brown bread at Jones and Tension's Restaurant on the south side calling it the best loaf bread made.
Eor LaGrippe coughs and Siffy colds take Foley's Honey and Tar for fast relief. The product claims to expel the cold from the system, contains no opiates, and is available at City Drug Store.
L McConnell of Catherine Street Elmira New York writes expressing appreciation for Foley's Kidney Remedy. She says it treated a bad kidney trouble and proved to be the most reliable kidney medicine she has ever taken.
Seven miles north of Clifton on the Clifton Meridian road a seller offers several good young milch cows fresh for sale. John L. Standefer advertises cattle at his place located on the listed route.
Heartburn and indigestion relief claimed as quick action by Herbine. It supposedly expels badly digested food and restores tone in the stomach and bowels. Price 50 cents. Sold by Price and Grimland.
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