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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
3
The article notes Mr. Cleveland a prominent Mason and Woodmen figure facing death from facial erysipelas. It describes rivalries and a junior senator battle, with Judge Poindexter opposing the shift and a large illustrated catalog advancing a potential counter move.
A fragmented historical note outlines an oath for tax assessors in Texas with duties to view and assess all real estate and improvements, ensuring truthful valuation for taxation. The text includes references to county and state duties, and a separate patient testimonial about a laxative product appended by W. R. Ward of Dyersburg, Tenn.
Fragmentary historical text includes an oath for a tax assessor in a county, a brief obituary noting the death of Cleve land, and a biographical snippet about his career as a newspaper man and lawyer. The passage references Homer and Kimball Texas, and names Cleve land. The text also contains wartime style notices and various ad-like lines about medical claims.
The notice offers subscriptions for the Ft Worth Record both daily and semi weekly. Daily rate is 7.50 per month or the year price not clearly stated. Weekly rate is 1 per year or 50 cents for six months.
Congressman Beall announced plans to open his re election campaign with a series of speaking events across Texas. He will address voters in Lancaster at 2 pm on Saturday and speak in De Soto that evening, then appear in MVRouse and Gerland on subsequent nights. He will spend Thursday and Friday in Bosque County and conclude with a speech in Hillabore on Saturday.
Moody vs Valley Mills game ends with Valley Mills winning 3 0 as bats Moody Stanridge and Coombs face Valley Mills Wilson and Raley. Honham News notes a political reflection on Barnum style humbug and a court decision upholding Section 170 on poll tax loans.
Sally Dehay reports wife desertion by her husband on a Waco to Palestine trip. He left her in the chair car with a note declaring dissatisfaction with marriage and intent to Mexico. Passengers collected aid, and she traveled on to Hubbard with little money, later seeking relatives in Henet a and refund of her Palestine ticket before continuing to Fort Worth.
Report from Stockholm dated January 2 notes A Gunther, Swedish minister to Norway, named minister to Copenhagen. The move places Herman de Lagersranta temporarily in government duties as the administration reshuffles its Nordic representation.
In St Charles Th Joness John W Gates visited his mother yesterday drawing a curious crowd. He reportedly spent six months worth of gossip money on local ventures. He rose early and bought a barber a $10 gold betrothal. He showered farmers with promises and bought a stock farm for $25,000 to present it to an individual.
Ind and his wife began the journey with their boy as the incident unfolded.
Petitions circulate in Beaumont urging support for R R Williams for Governor. Businessmen circulate lists asking signing voters to back Williams with strong local sentiment and Jefferson County expected to favor him.
The Mart Black case in Cleburne opened with the judge denying a continuance request by Hon D W Odell for the defendant. The motion, presented in typewritten form after a forty five minute read, led the court to continue the trial for this term amid a crowded docket and veniremen.
Public notice outlines details about a tower Howse No 03 and Southwest Electric Light timing. It records right of access and schedule inquiry for work and services. Further information or action is expected from residents or stakeholders in the affected area.
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