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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
4
The device features a single motion where the stationary dasher scrapes a thin film of frozen cream and throws it to the center. It is then stirred smooth by dasher blades. Freezing time is three minutes, followed by Enterprise Buggies.
Local supplier advertises new wagons in oak and Bois d arc rim sizes to haul grain and load to market. Terms to suit potential buyers emphasize a model suited to each need and urge customers to compare before purchase.
The Clifton Record lists subscription rates and advertising terms. Rates include 1.00 for six months and 8% local notices charged for a specified time. Display ads rates are provided on application.
A Clifton Texas note from July 7 1905 argues against dwelling on a town as dead. It urges residents with interests there to stop muttering doom and instead focus on work and progress. The author blames persistent complainers for harming the town and encourages moving or improving conditions.
G. L. Young bought an entire outfit and shipped it to Sterling City to publish a weekly local paper. The new publication’s name is not yet learned, and residents wonder how two Sterling City papers will be funded.
July Fourth celebration at Fair Oaks Hereford farm near Meridian drew about 10 000 attendees. J W Rudasill opened with a welcome, followed by County Judge P gs Hale and speeches by F M Bell J M Locker and others. Chas K Bell praised Bosque County’s progress as the event concluded with high regard for organizers.
On Friday June 3 residents of Hurst hosted a large W. O. W. picnic for many visitors from Gatesville Turnersville Norse Mosheim Valley Mills Clifton Jonesboro and beyond. The day featured speeches gander pulling egg races wild mule riding and two ball games including a Rock Church matchup.
Clifton and a selected team played an interesting game after a rally at Hurst Woodmen. Clifton boys were defeated in the game but a fine dinner was spread for all. Reports say the prince event was a grand success with generous provisions and a delightful day for everyone.
The writer argues a newspaper should publish opposing views and allow editors to express their own soul without fear of losing support. They advise readers to send their views for publication, stating the editor will publish them regardless of agreement.
A sketch describes a man of many virtues as an agreeable, well liked neighborly figure. He is not exceptional in business or finances but is trusted for good intentions and regular, normal actions. The piece contrasts him with flashy virtuous types and notes his consistent helpful conduct.
Auctioneer Oscar J. Rea presides over a quick sale of horses and a mule lineup featuring head of stock in a concise auction closeout.
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