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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

16

Trackman Found Dead at Walnut Springs

A Texas Central railway trackman named Thomas Daugherty was found dead near his work site at Walnut Springs around 5 PM. He had returned to duty after dinner and was last seen by the foreman under a tree. he carried a receipt card identifying him as a member of the National Union of Railway Trackmen.

Walnut Springs Thomas Daughtery Texas Central Railway Order of the National Union of Railway Trackmen Thomas Daugherty

Kodol promoted as quick relief for stomach troubles

An advertisement claims Kodol relieves stomach troubles after each meal by strengthening the digestive organs and providing natural digestive juices. It promises digestion of food and improved feeling, with a money back guarantee and sales through Price & Mitchell.

Price & Mitchel

The Widow's Gratitude Card to Republic

A widow from Gerry county thanks friends and neighbors for aid during her husband’s illness and death. She notes the funeral success, mentions selling a five year old milk cow and a roan gelding, and closes with a religious reflection and a poetic line.

Gerry County The Republic United Aid

Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain Remedy

Readers praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though reluctant to give testimonials. The medicine is a household word for cures of diarrhoea and bowel troubles and is sold by Price Mitchell at The Corner Drug Store.

Price & Mitchell

Melrose man visits kin while recuperating in Hill Bosque area

J. B. McCoy of Melrose New Mexico arrives for a visit to his brother in law R. C. Feagin and other relatives in Hill county as his health slowly returns after two months of treatment at Mineral Wells and Abilene. A Wisconsin reader touts De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claiming rapid relief from kidney and bladder issues, noting four doses already helped. Sold by Price Mitchell with a week’s treatment for 25 cents.

J. B. McCoy Melrose New Mexico Mineral Wells Abilene R. C. Feagin Hill County Bosque Whitney Messenger Bert Barber Elton Wis Mr. Barber de Witt Price & Mitchell

Steam Shovel Accident Injures J C Bird in T C Yards

J C Bird foreman of the steam shovel was struck by the shovel and knocked down while working in the T C yards last Monday evening. He sustained a severe back injury but his physician says the disability is temporary and he will be out a few weeks. Friends extend sympathy.

J.C. Bird T. C Mr. Bird

Shovel accident causes facial wounds at Walnut Springs

Jester Seale suffers an ugly gash to the upper lip after a shovel glances his face. Three stitches needed to close the wound as onlookers note immediate medical attention. Walnut Springs Hustler notes the incident and reports on the folk remedy Kodol promising stomach relief.

Jester Seale Walnut Springs

School Board Told Anti-Nepotism Law Not Yet In Effect

County Superintendent C. Y. Brown advises that the anti nepotism law, which would force Miss Willie Jennings to resign from the Whitney public school for a trustee relationship, won t operate until July 12. Contracts signed before then remain valid and Miss Jennings will be retained.

C. Y. Brown Willie Jennings Whitney Public School Miss Jennings Whitney Messenger

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for family relief

Prompt pleasant remedy for coughs and colds is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It is recommended for babies and children and good for every family member. It contains no opiates and does not constipate. Contains honey and tar and tastes nearly as good as maple syrup. Children like it. Sold by Price & Mitchell.

Kennedy Price & Mitchell

Hamilton Public Schools Leader Declines Reappointment

Prof J B Layne longtime superintendent of Hamilton public schools declines another term and offers his holdings for sale as he plans to leave the city this summer. He expects offers from top institutions once his departure is known.

J. B. Layne Hamilton Hamilton Rustler

Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn

C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts a dramatic recovery from severe lung and throat hemorrhages after using Dr King s New Discovery. He was bedridden with little hope until a trial bottle brought instant relief. coughing stopped and bleeding diminished within weeks enabling him to return to work. Available at Price Mitchells drug store with guaranteed relief for coughs and colds. Trial bottle offered free.

Fedora Tenn C. V. Pepper Price & Mitchell's

John D Stone visiting after selling Morgan Hico holdings

Former Morgan News editor and manager John D. Stone spent Sunday afternoon in the city after recently disposing of his interests in Morgan and Hico News-Review.

John D. Stone The Morgan News Morgan Hico News-Review

The Magic No 3 Promotes Local Remedy Cure

A Cedar Grove man credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery from liver and kidney troubles after three bottles. The letter calls the tonic the best remedy for stomach and kidney issues and notes enduring relief from the treatment by Price & Mitchell, local druggists.

Geo. H. Parris Cedar Grove Price & Mitchell, Druggists. Sc

Man Kills 110 Rats on Chalk Mountain Road

A. T. Boyd of six miles northwest of the city reports killing 110 rats last Wednesday while moving corn and feed. The Walnut Springs Hustler invites any teachers in Bosque County or Texas who can beat the record to contact them.

A. T. Boyd Chalk Mountain Togents Bosque County Texas Walnut Springs

Not Seriously Injured After Train Fall

Clarence Barnaby, once reported seriously hurt, was taken to Walnut last Friday after falling from a box car while chasing trespassers. The train moved about 20 mph. he was unconscious for hours but expected to recover. He previously suffered arm blood poisoning and smallpox, yet hopes to resume work soon. The Wal nuts Hustler notes his owners will keep trying, and Dewitt’s Carb bolized Witch Hazel Salve is advertised for minor injuries.

Clarence Barnaby Walnut Clarence Barny Walnut Springs

Narrow escape at Brazos crossing endangers Rev. Sam Jones

Rev. Sam Jones had a near drowning at Burks crossing on the Brazos river last Monday afternoon while crossing from Bosque county to the other side. He was mounted on a horse which stumbled causing the accident.

Sam Jones Burks Brazos River Bosque County

Rider saved by horse tail in swollen river tale

A Whitney Messenger report describes a rider breaking through a swollen river while guiding three cattle. He was thrown into deep water but clung to the horse’s tail and swam ashore, risking drowning. One cattle was missing for a day or two before being found.

Hores Whitney Messenger

Bankers' Special Set to Start Thursday in Fort Worth

The bankers special departs Fort Worth starting Thursday evening, marking a consolidation point. It travels via Santa Fe to Chicago, Trunk Line to Buffalo, Shore to New York, Penguin Line to Washington, Western Steamboat to Folk, Chesapeake and Cincinnati, Big Four to St. Frisco, Paris and back to Fort Worth.

Fort Worth As Bankers Santa Fe Chicago Trunk Line Buffalo Shore New York Penguin Line Washington Western Steamboat Line Folk Chesapeake Cincinnati Big Four St. Frisco Paris Sar

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