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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
9
Fragmentary ad copy promises a cure for joint and muscle pain by Gallard's Huow Lal arnt. It claims to help you stay active and mentions selling by VrioH & Orlaland. The text is unclear but presents a dubious health claim for a remedy.
The little two months old son of Mr and Mrs G P Winburne died at their home last Tuesday and was laid to rest in Walnut cemetery Tuesday afternoon. A fishing party to the Brazos last Tuesday returned with tales to tell. Trustees elected part of the faculty for 2011 with Prof R H Long as superintendent and Miss Mary Ross as first assistant. Wheat fields around Walnut show promising crops and prosperity returning. On May 20 1910 Mary Chafin, five, died after illness, despite efforts to save her. Pasture available with 50-60 cattle and horses for rent by R L Boott.
The H. U. G. C Bible class spent a week at Swenson's grave with chaperons Mrs. W. M. Lewis and Mrs. J. W. Buller, enjoying a memorable camp of paired relays, self supplied meals, and spirited competition. The piece notes the campers' return Saturday and praises the camp atmosphere and personal growth.
Auctions and sales advertise Osage farm and Clifton town lots in Bosque and Stonewall counties. Wm Connolly & Co offer goods and farm land at low prices with immediate sale. Terms include ten acre portions and per acre pricing, plus a cream parlor visit at City Drug Store.
Last Sunday evening eoe W C W unveiled the monument at the grave of W J Swilling with a large crowd braving the heat. Woodmen from various camps attended and Mosheim camp led the ceremony. Singing by Mr and Mrs R T Turner and children Mary Bernice and Jim enhanced the event.
Paul Mashulka of Buta New York says during the past year they kept Dr King’s New Life Pills at home and they proved a blessing to the family. The note encourages readers to buy at Cornet Drug Store.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Willie. Mentions Senator Mayfield's oration and Little Miss Hinton's recitation. Notes Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pain. Also highlights Hopes Progress League traffic bureau plans led by H. K. Rea and Mrs Bea's return from New Mexico to join city efforts.
Farmers harvest a bumper crop as Cranfills Gap town reports good business and heavy freight from Clifton and Hico. The First Guaranty State Bank building nears completion and plans to attract a grain storage plant are floated. Elmer Pederson celebrates a new baby. J Gustafson died after long injuries. A July picnic with local candidates is promoted by G O Bronatad.
The many friends who expressed sympathy and offered words of condolence for us in our recent sorrow resulting from the death of our daughter extend sincere thanks to Oswald and Pamly.
A Victorian ad states that certain attacks on infant bowels threaten life and promotes McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for cholera, dysentery, and other bowel derangements. Sold by Price & Grimland.
140 acre farm two miles north of Cranfills Gap with 70 acres cultivated and ample water. Describes a fine house and recommends the listing agent Anton Bryan of Cranfills Gap. Includes endorsements from Foley’s Kidney Pills and Beal Price and Grimland? supplying beekeeping gear.
Local notes report grain harvest nearing completion in the area. Mrs Anna Olson visited Dallas last week. Mrs Helena Jenson of Martis was visiting. Neilié Grimland and Rawley of UMifton attended business in town. Anderson and Fay traveled to Hrady on Tuesday for a possible trip, with rail and travel details unclear.
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