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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
3
2000 feet of lightning rods offered with Gold Bond Guarantee at cost price. Payment due by January 1 without interest. Protect homes, stock, and buildings for spring and summer. Bronstad advertises this sale and guarantee.
A fragmentary Confederate hymn and political commentary accompany a Texas July report about James E Ferguson weighing a run for the U S Senate with Earle B Mayfield. The piece links economic fears to calls for a pure republic and distrust of central power.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases with a money back guarantee. It also notes new 60-centime bronze aluminum coins issued by France and claims cures for malaria fever cholera and other illnesses.
Auction notice listing one Fordson tractor, three males of average size aged five to six years, 226 dollars for matched span, 80 dollars for an old male. Also Flow Deering binder, grain tools, plow, cultivator, harrow, and other implements. Limited sale of items from Pallas area. location and date not clearly provided.
A garbled report from St Louis area residents recounts a first day gratitude and health improvement following medical care. Names like Allie McNeill and others appear amid fragmented local anecdotes and a tribute note, ending with a price line for The Clifton Record and Dallas News at $2.50 per year.
An Arkansas tale tells Mink who died and was buried claiming he would return in three days. Witnesses watched the grave as villagers speculated the man would reappear. The Chronicle notes the odd prophecy drew public attention, with media commentary focusing on belief and the sensational aspect of the claim.
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