04 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
1
The Fort Smith Wagon features white oak hubs and fellows with second growth spokes and heavy steel Liresset for hydraulic pressure. It uses clear straight grained hickory axles reinforced with iron, double-braced gears, large axle openings, and extra thick yellow cottonwood components. All gear parts are boiled linseed oil treated and coated with lead paint and varnish finishing.
Meridian News reports a large indoor meeting led by Jesuits and Brother Hailey with multiple speakers including Rev Vaughn Gatesville and Rev Ellis of Glee Rose. Also notes on Dr Joe Alexander assisting surgery, postmaster updates, and a string of land and property transfers in Clifton area, with prices and parcels listed.
A scattered Montgomery era summary notes changes in local businesses and residents. Movers include James & Schow Co while Oscar J Ree & Co shifts grocery operations. Mentions of Mrs Meadow, Mrs May Fulwood, and others visiting Casow, Turnersville, Clifton, and nearby towns.
Amid a wave of financial and administrative confusion a local official connection hints at resignations and reshuffles. The piece notes insurance and banking woes, a controversial poster day, and a referenced figure linked to reform criticism while crowd chatter hints at leadership churn and public mistrust. It also mentions a marriage in the tribe’s arena and a move of a family to Norway, with a closing note about New York drawing Texas talent for film work.
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