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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
The clippings discuss regional prosperity questions with odd price quotes for goods and the governor's veto affecting appointments to state institutions. References to gasoline price shifts after Water-Pierce affairs and a medic remedy advertisement conclude the page.
A woman rejects a fortune after reading a will and marries the man she loves, rejecting an arranged match. The clippings also promote Dr Shoop coffee strainers and Health Committee notices, plus local farming tips and a newspaper ethics remark from Quanah Tribune-Chief.
A row of opinions targets Governor Campbell’s veto of parts of the appropriation bill, calling it political posturing. The text also railes against elixirs and quack cures amid a jumble of health ads and local notices.
Eckhardt of the Waters Pierce Oil Company received 12000 for court time while Dorchester the Federal receiver got 8000 for the same period. Eckhardt now earns 1000 monthly with an attorney fee allowance. Other beneficiaries are named as well in a broad critique of corporate treatment by politicians and officials. Waco and Atlanta News sections reflect ongoing controversy over oil industry costs and public welfare.
Mr Wash Hickerson recalled by relatives last Wednesday that he is about 74 years old and, with his wife, has more than 60 living grandchildren and nine deceased. The scene notes scripture inspired family growth and mentions a product by Price Grimland.
Hart WorthJune 1W S Keenan general passenger agent orders conductors to collect additional cash fares on trains No refunds. Aim to train public to buy tickets before boarding. Phone us for anything to eat Win. Counolly Co.
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