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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
4
The column records Friday morning notices from Clifton with mentions of farmers, institute meetings, and a farewell for secretary DOW Swenson after fifteen months of service. Delegates to the Farmers Congress at College Luton are named TW Andersen TO Swenson dN Colwick FT Bord and dW Butler. Local guests include Col. and Mrs. J Carpenter. Also advertised are barber services by John Larson in Fricke Building.
Fragmented text covers banking policy debates in Texas with mentions of General Flownton and state growth, plus a long advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and other remedies. It references banks, constitutional provisions, and a general call to purchase remedies at City Drug Store.
Fo& M. Guifton Lodge Xa 16 holds weekly meetings every Monday night led by J. Hill and HEP P. This item lists members Tania, WeoM, Chitton Chapter No 242 and mentions monthly occurrences and a regular Saturday start time.
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