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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
A rustic extended dinner table conversation weighs game choices from canvasback duck to quail and even an American eagle on a silver dolla. The tale shifts to medicinal notices with Snow Liniment and rural ads for arnica and footwear repairs at local shops.
A humorous case in justice court questioned a $102 deposit at Comanche National Bank by J. P. Rye of Sipe Springs. Both Rye individuals were in Comanche the day of deposit, leading to a suit when rye claimed the money belonged to him. After legal costs only about seven dollars remained to be divided amid witnesses and depositions.
Town report says J T Luther and Ral Dyer had horses stolen during the night and C D White lost two saddles. Sheriff Hornbuckle and Deputy Sheriff Honor Kandal pursued the case, with two suspects captured later, and all stolen items recovered.
The Foreign Immigration Office at 1805 Mechanic Street Galveston Texas under J B Schelling announces expanded handling of all foreign immigration matters. The notice mixes stray text with irregular comments and appears to be a garbled historical clipping.
A passenger recalls a humorous incident on a south end train where conductor Digg received many tickets, then offered a friendly if muddled reply and shared small acts of kindness during a short ride.
An elderly man named Mr Smith and his son John visit town. Mr Smith buys anafoetida, rain wets it on the way home, creating a strong odor by the fire. The family, including Bill Sue and ma, react with surprise. John whispers that Simon is dead and dom.
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