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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
2
The Clifton Journal discusses advertising pages as a tool to attract readers and farmers, detailing a full page ad by a farm implement firm and the impact of merchants coordinating events. It praises parades, displays, and entertainment to draw visitors, urges merchants to collaborate, and cautions about balancing town pride with individual business presence.
Fragmentary text references bladder pills as a remedy for back ache and kidneys with unclear context. Mentions Haddor and a promotion by Prlew and Miu. Overall content is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Austin officials yesterday approved an issue of Johnson County independent school district schoolhouse bonds bearing 4 percent interest. Maturity set at ten years with an option for two more years, issued in Godley, with J. P. Shadee assisting as attorney general.
Neariey reports a cough spr outbreak among local residents, with officials noting no immediate action taken. The unclear text mentions a reaction or response by health authorities and community concern over spread. Officials urge calm while investigating possible causes and monitoring cases.
A notice from a fourth firm in Austin Texas states it will depart the Stave today. Some observers believed it would stay after a test of rationality, but the decision stands. The advertisement touts a household remedy as superior, with Dawin’s promoted by Prien and Mitchell.
County Attorney of Mooming County plans a notice to saloons within his jurisdiction. Saloons must close on the day the new liquor law takes effect and remain closed until they secure new licenses per the Attorney General.
Irene West, a telephone girl in Muskogee, is deemed to have inherited a $500,000 estate in Taxus rice fields from her father who died recently. The high value estate was asserted today in local notices.
The report cites that four large catalog houses failed, causing farmers to lose about 11 million dollars in cash for goods or stock. Mail order schemes have cost farmers roughly 3 million more in five years. The Rural New Yorker and 25 other farm papers warn farmers against frauds, while critics condemn insincere greetings from shady solicitations. An Texas Farmers Union note mentions a debate over moving its meeting from Dallas to Fort Worth.
The stockholders meeting elected a board including D8 fing of Marlin Gip Smith of Roswell CM Hubby RL attwright M A Maloney J 3 Harris W A Milner Sam Sanger A P Duncan P A Gorman FE McLarty W A Vaughan John Wright BH nts and W A McCullough The directors organized electing D S Edding president A F Duncan fire vice president C M Hubby second vice president Gip Smith third vice president FE McLarthy cashier Guillen B Cooper assistant cashier The new institution will co
A garbled clipping mentions Bucklen's Salve as a healing remedy for wounds and sores. It references names like Parker Kellom and a local Sentinel source, but the text is fragmented and uncertain.
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