11 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
1
Meridan area records show numerous civil suits for debt filed by Cimnully & Go and others, with continuances noted. The column lists property transfers, names of residents, upcoming births, visits, and social events across Meridian, Clifton, and nearby towns, including Mr and Mrs Sam Carlson, Chira Phillips, and John Kell among others, plus a mention of Meridan Training School additions and a Sunday social gathering.
A fragmentary report notes an elderly veteran Andrew Fackson and companions trekking toward San Antonio with reflections on Texas independence. It records a June 4 election and maintenance taxes, then shifts to obituaries for Mr. Robert Spidey aged 86 of Bosyne County and a Mr. Charl who died at Fire a tingnrings illness, detailing family ties, burial at Valley Mills, and condolence messages from local communities.
The Tennison Automobile Co bought Gunn & White's interest last week and now operates the business. The firm solicits continued patronage from customers. W M Turner and his young daughter of route 1 Valley Mill are noted, with a local note about paying for an old county paper at the relevant office.
Public notice requests return of a 12 foot mule pludge from the picture show building with reward offered. Miss Lillian Pophanken of New Ulm Ageia, after a meek with friends, is visiting relatives. Special prices advertised at a rack et store in Trados Day, June 14.
The First Presbyterian Church holds morning worship at 1 00 and evening service at 4 15 on Sunday June 13 with special musical programing. The public is invited to attend. On Sunday June 20 the YMCA mas program will be at the church.
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