21 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
1
Great Clearance Sale to clear out Summer Dress Goods before new stock arrives. Low prices on Organdies Dimities Batistes Grenadines Tissues Mohair Lusters Shimmer Silks Voiles Lace Striped Lawns Dotted Swisses and White Mercerized Fancies. Attracts county ladies with stylish fabrics at seasonable prices.
Boutiques liquidate stock with all goods offered at nine a yard and yardage clearout ends as shop closes for season.
Textile sale notice listing 250 yards of Swiss or Hamburg embroideries in various widths up to inches. Prices slashed from 3 cents to 25 cents per yard with choices among remaining lots. Also advertisements for 200 yards and GH yards Swiss or Nuinsook embroideries at reduced per yard prices.
A batch of births in Meridian includes Robert F. Jones and wife with a girl on July 11 in Roswell. Ole Ringness and wife with a girl on June 14 in Norse. E T Colwick and wife with a boy on June 25 in Norse. Jim Gott and wife with a boy on June 18 in Hurst. P Sanders and wife with a girl on June 26 in Coyote. Hi Reesing and wife with a boy on July 18 in Crawfills Gap. Ed Daughter and wife with a girl on July 18 in Walnut Springs. C J Bankston and wife with a boy on July 17 in Walnut Springs. Deaths: Mrs. Peterson, 81, died on a farm near Clifton. Greer Hendricks, 3, died at home on Hill Creek from Typhoid Fever. Real estate transfers list several parcels in Walnut Springs and Clifton with values from 75 to 1032 dollars. A public picnic at Ie dell drew a large crowd and praise for a free barbecue. Community notices include visits, library events, a roping contest victory, and a Baptist Fifth Sunday Meeting planned for July 27 with transport arrangements.
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