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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
2
A disjointed reader letter from Meridian Texas discusses bond issues and funding for bridges over the Brazos river with Johnson and Hill counties. It references taxes, sinking funds, interest rates, and concerns about debt while weaving in social commentary and cryptic asides. The text critiques haste and mentions a large navy as unlikely remedy.
Jee Coumy Way, brought to the courthouse, pleads guilty, owes a fine of 26.45 dollars. The court notes he fled road work and kept up his activities, while a traffic of officials critiques his behavior and control over subordinates. A separate medical line promotes ManZan piles treatment, sold by Price and Grimland.
Gote Chambliss of Blue Ridge near town was bitten by a vicious dog last week while returning home from town. He and his brother Arthur sought Pasteur treatment at the Pasteur Institute after the attack left a serious laceration to his leg. The dog was beheaded and sent to Austin for examination. Local witnesses and medical notes reference remedies for urinary and rheumatic complaints in unrelated ads.
The second called Texas Legislature session enacts anti trust venue rules and expands alcohol and insurance laws. Provisions cover liquor labels, experiment stations funding, health officer powers, fraternal beneficiary protections, and penalties for providing intoxicants to minors. Winds through memorials and historical references.
An old advertisement touts Bushlen's Arnicn Salve as infallible for piles, taras, boils, and fevers. It claims doctors failed, guarantees by Price é Grimland, and uses fragmented text to push a broad medical remedy.
Buckingham and Mins Hthol Neill were married Thursday evening at the home of Rey Li A. Dunlap. The ceremony united two well regarded locals, with the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Neill. The wedding was intimate, attended by a few friends, and reported with warm congratulations from The Hustler.
An early 20th century style ad touts a cough remedy described as the surest and easiest cure. It emphasizes gentle, free movement, quick congestion relief, pleasant taste, and prompt bowel movement, credited to Helen and Grimfand.
The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Geo Goodall died last Saturday morning and was buried Sunday evening. Funeral services were conducted by Revs C C Hines and W J Mathew. The child had been in poor health for some time and seriously ill for only a few days. Valley Mills Tribune.
Col John L Spurlin travels to Rochester Minnesota for a serious surgical operation after long kidney trouble. He will enter a sanitarium for treatment following advice from his physician and specialists in Fort Worth and Dallas. Walnut Strings Hostier
A compact notice notes Wings Linhe Liver Pilly small and pleasant heavy til uke sold by Voice Grinbunal. The item appears as a brief sale or listing in a local classifieds section with a single seller and named vendor.
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