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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary testimonial from a reader praising Chamberlain's Tablet for stomach trouble after four years of illness. Mentions origins in Utica and Zanesville with dubious spelling and garbled place names. Endorsement notes recovery after taking two bottles.
A promotional note extols a diarrhoea remedy from Chamberlain Colle and Chalera as a family staple for summer. It claims thorough reliability and urges preparation before relief is obtained, asserting wide availability and usefulness for all ages.
An appeal to automobile owners to visit a Clifton Texas machine shop for tire inflation and repair services. The note claims affordable prices and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy. It lists names, places, and a request for customers to act within a set period.
Public notice from Ubi Bronstad, manager, announcing machine subp repair services and sales of poultry health products including Dead Quick spray and cholera preventatives. Mentions arrangements with OlIs Anderron and Farmers Gin Co and coal business oversight during absence. Price & Grimland Linive Wade.
A fragmented notice advertises test services for bowler vested and steam equipment with options for hydrostatic or cold water testing. It invites readers to contact Neal Nelson of Ollie Bronsted for details and notes reasonable charges and on-site testing.
The petition outlines a suit by plaintiff against defendants over two tracts of land along the Brazos River and Bosque County waters. It alleges long possession by the plaintiff and seeks determination of title and damages. defendant rights, if any, are claimed as inferior to plaintiff's title. The case sets a standard for quiet title and exclusive possession with payment of costs. The document names surveyors and references court officials and dates.
Community event note describes a January gathering featuring singing, a band and a concert. It mentions a social motto good speaking and a band concert at night. A humorous aside concerns a man with a lingering cold spreading a tale of three months.
The text appears as garbled OCR noting United States production figures for whiskey cigarettes and other goods. It mentions large quantities and years but remains unreadable and inconsistent in details. No clear event or individuals can be identified.
A jumble of garbled OCR text from Clifton Record references odd statistics and questions about wartime costs and newspaper print runs. It mentions Twenty thousand musing theatres paid dollars, one million readers, and ten billion copies printed, but the passage is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or dates.
A garbled local report notes misconduct harming merchants amid a cluttered scene. The fragment mentions investigative pressure, overwhelmed shops, and a dubious loss or misallocation tied to small stamp or box sales. The passage remains unclear but suggests economic trouble for area merchants and an ongoing inquiry.
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