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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
2
The ad features D E McKenzie of Bonham Texas claiming Tanlac made him gain 31 pounds in seven weeks. It describes severe prior suffering with stomach pains, bloating, loss of appetite, and fatigue, and credits Tanlac as giving him energy to work daily again. The piece also promotes Tanlac tablets as a remedy and notes widespread availability.
Judge Terrell outlined a projected state general land deficit of 1.8 million dollars, with totals rising to 5.5 million by August. He warned that unless new revenue measures pass in a winter session, the deficiency could extend into the next regular session in January 1937. The state treasury holds 4 million dollars in basic depositories earning 4 percent interest, while the State Horticultural Society meets July 24 and 25 at College Station.
Austin reports the state cancels the July 28 vote on the proposed constitutional amendment relocating to state highways. The attorney general ruled the election cannot be held July 2x due to publication timing and public notices requirements. Acting Governor Davison may recall the proclamation. legal department notes postponement beyond July 28 is not permitted.
Sunday morning at 10 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs John D Mann in McGregor Texas the wedding party Hoffman and Mr Ware Searcy took place Afterwards Mr and Mrs Searcy left for Galveston and will make their home in McGregor Mrs Luke Hinton and her children of Breckenridge are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs C Shafer Mrs Jim Ballock departed for Macon Georgia to visit her niece Mrs Oliver Jeli Mr and Max RL Hoffman and son Charlie went down to McGregor
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