01 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
1
A newspaper note proclaims that a flour sack offers an all sufficient guarantee of betterness, asserting no further questions are needed. The claim frames the sack as a decisive standard, reflecting a promotional or humorous line from the era.
Tom Payne and family visited, Walter Horson jailed then released on bond for theft, Andrew Downie of Valley Mills held on assault and attempted murder charges, Charley Richard freed on bond, Postmaster Harvey installs a typewriter in the post office. A large crowd wore W O W badges at a rally last Friday, while the summer normal program welcomes many new pupils and local candidates travel to Lanes Chapel for a Sunday service.
sACENS, Bayard. Mitchel to Miss Amanda E LeFevre. Clifford Behringer to Miss Vergie Dennis. EL Prather to Mrs Gertie Dennis. T B Sparks to Miss Arva Bears. Bee Millar to Miss Luetts Wal save. Hiram L Nelson to Miss Imma A Alien. H Pritt to Miss Dessie Planary. Chas J Posene to Miss Evangeline Rather.
A local grocer promotes courteous service fair pricing and bright clean stock. The store claims its policy makes it the city’s most popular trading place with a liberal stock for customers to choose from.
Fragmentary ad style text mentions a Frezo Freezer and a can of the t with greatest surface, followed by a claim that plans for expanding a store require cooperation and entire confidence. The readable fragment hints at promotional language urging customer support for a larger business.
A fragmented notice addresses the patrons of the Clift Post Office. It references a postmaster and a J. S. Raster of Turue, signaling administrative concerns and requests for attention to postal affairs. The text is garbled but centers on official communication from the post office to patrons.
Mrs Mary Jane Simpson died at her home last Wednesday night and was buried Thursday afternoon in Walnut cemetery. The death shocked her children and many friends as funeral services were led by Rev J S Newmoan and Rev J Windsor. An obituary will appear next week. Walnut Springs Hustler. The Early Dawn Meat Market will reopen today offering prime meats with free delivery before breakfast and dinner. Ellington Bros invite patronage.
A notice announces the bid for the treasurer position of the Clifton Independent School District, indicating an upcoming electoral or appointment process within the district’s governance.
In a snippet from Fort Worth society pages, Mrs. D. C. Campbell and Mr. Macy Pouspatrick attend a gathering with accompanying partners and other noted locals such as Mary Contalow, marking a lively community event.
Turnersville reports a wedding at Pinford and social visits in Hamilton Gatesville and Dallas. a large Woodmen picnic at Meridian included speeches by Dwight L Lewelling and candidates. church services planned July 1 with Lord's Supper and prayer meetings weekly.
The Methodist Church will hold regular services at the usual hour followed by a church conference at close of the service. Members are urged to be present. An evening service is proposed with a seven oclock meeting.
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