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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1906

Page

3

Local Bai County Ballot Propositions and Officials Listed

A historical ballot snippet lists state senator and representative districts, county offices, and precinct posts. Names include K. B. Mayfield I. W. Culp for state senate, Thomas S. Wade for representative, P. S. Hale as county judge, George Scratchfield Frank Horn Buckle John Hill as sheriffs, and multiple nominees for tax assessor treasurer clerk collector and attorney. Also listed are district clerk, commissioner, justice of the peace, public weigher, constables, and other precinct officials across Bell Coryell Hamilton and Bosque counties.

Bell, Coryell Hamilton Bosque Counties Geo. Scratchfield Frank Horn Buckle John Hill Geo. M. Nichols Bud Yarbr Iugh M. B. Winston I. M. Lockett J. R. Waddell H. N. Lester J. EB. Alexander J. H. Horn G. W. Turner A. P. Cruse A. Dunlap J. M. Hall D. J. Cutbirth J. E. Buckley R. V. Ferguson Parker Kellum W. F. Schenck Kk. B. Robertson J P. Ward R. A. Barker

Egg Auction Notice for Brown Leghorns at 50c Setting

Mrs J M Cummins offers Brown Leghorn eggs for setting this year, priced at 50 cents for a batch of 15. Auction or sale details are sparse but indicate poultry breeding items available through the consignor.

J. M. Cummins

Trusts Bar Payment For Goods In Missouri Court Ruling

Judge Ryan in a circuit court ruled that buyers from trusts need not pay for goods, in Cahill Swift Manufacturing Co. v Walsh. Walsh, a plumber, argued Cahill Swift’s Master Plumbers Association tie barred trade. The decision cited Section 8870 and noted possible dissolution of illegal combinations under Section 971, with Walsh owing 240.53 for preassociation purchases.

Ryan Cahill-Swift Manufacturing Co Jos. E. Walsh Easton Ave Walsh Cahill Swift Manufacturing Co Master Plumbers’ Association Missouri Cahill -Swift Cahill Swift Company Thomas Cahill Committee of Cahill- Swift Company Post Dispatch

Read's Rein Holders Safer Reins Keepat Hand

Saddlery department ad promotes Read s rein holders ensuring reins stay in place. P. E. Schow & bros. advertises reliable horse tack for riders and equestrian needs.

Read P. E. Schow & Bros

Tragic suicide of Virgie Wallace near Clifton

Virgie Wallace, about 20, living near Clifton in Bosque County, took carbolic acid at home during supper, dying within an hour. Despondent over unrequited love, she left two letters and had been in poor health weeks prior. She was well known in Prairie Valley and Whitney, had worked for Dr. A. J. Lingo and the Mayes family, and was the eldest of ten. Whitney Messenger reported the death.

Virgie Wallace Womack Bosque County Hamp Richards Miss Wallace W. R. Wallace Clifton Worack Willis Whitney Wallace Prarie Valley A. J. Lingo D. S. Mayes Whitney Messenger

Household goods for sale in Clifton Texas

Good piano, one Jersey cow, harness, cooking stove and other household articles. Call at par sonage near Womack or address letters to Rev. O. L. Schulz Clifton Texas.

Womack O. L. Schulz Clifton Texas

Fall of the Forests Warns of Looming Lumber Famine

The Memphis News Seimianty foresees a looming lumber famine as U S timber use climbs. It cites 1905 cut at 57.788 billion cubic feet and details drastic declines in white pine and other species. States shift roles with Pacific slope and Gulf states leading production, while forests burn and government forestry efforts lag. Railway firms plant trees for ties, but urgent, thorough action is urged to avert a shortage for the next generation.

Department of Agriculture New York San Francisco Maine Michigan Pacific Slope Gulf Washington Louisana Arkansas Mississippi North Carolina Texas Alabama Georgia Virginia Louisiana America Memphis News Seimitay

MURDERER BOB JOHNSON HANGED AT THE JAIL

A large crowd gathered outside the new jail as Bob Johnson was executed at 1 20 p m for the murder of Alf Berry. He accepted his fate with dignity, spoke briefly to friends, and asked fate to guide him. The fall failed to break his neck and death was by strangulation. His body was taken by his wife to Belton for burial.

Bob Johnson Alf Berry Johnson Good Keith Belton

Ice Cream and Fruit Drinks Ad by Odom and Walton

A local ad inviting customers to come in and cool off under electric fans while enjoying the best ice cream and pure fruit flavored drinks offered by Odom and Walton.

Odom & Walton

Exodus from Country to the City

Dallas News discusses why rural youths leave farms for cities. It cites Cornell and Bailey studies, cites insufficient pay, social isolation, and tough work as push factors, and argues higher agricultural prices and fair compensation would curb the exodus. The piece urges making farming more remunerative to restore opportunity.

Columbia Bailey Cornell University Dallas News

Allard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Many Ailments

All world knows Allard's Snow Liniment has no superior for rheumatism sprains lumbago and all pains. Buy it and you will always use it. Any user is living proof. Trial bottle offered at 25 cents, 50c and 1.00. Sold by Price and Mitchell.

Allard Ballard Price & Mitchell

O Hendrix Ad Offers Cold Drinks and Short Orders

A brief note invites patrons to enjoy cold drinks at the fountain and quick service at the restaurant. The message signs off with a casual reference to Hendrix.

Hendrix

Also Mentioned on This Page

K. B. Mayfield, I. W. Culp Bosque and Johnson Counties Thomas Wade P. S. Hale J. F. Cameron Justice Peace W.S. Mixon Charlie Brown T. H. Prince Ross Standefer J. H. Rizer Justice Peace Precinct No Y. Grimland AS Dehart Por Y. Grimland A. H. Williamson G. W. Collins Clifton, Texas Brooks Reistles Europe Galveston Foreign Immigration Office Mechanic Street Tremont J. &. Schelling G. P T. A Palestine Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street Interstate Commerce Commission Common Point Southwestern Freight Bureau Texas Common Point Au Big House Abilene Texas Colon Point Brownwood Southeen International and Great Northern Larado Bureau Commission West Texas Common Point Territory Interstate Commission van Altsyne Bosque Valley W.O. W. Clifton Meridian Cemetery Meridian Texas Sov. T. D. Hutcherson The Lockett & Company Independent Telephone
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