Community Notes From Cayote and Nearby Settlements
Local column reports on social events and health in Cayote and surrounding areas. Mentions Mrs Adams and Mrs Hollingworth visiting, a well attended Friday night party, ongoing sickness, school closure, church and school house plans, telephones expanding to residents, farm activity, and a planned new church. Notable names include J. Br. Paul, Monroe Latham, G. Hy Shirley, Jake Oswald, Rev. Booth, Poke Roy, and Alma Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliodiks Aa Itene
Ste
Leta Adams
Jonesborm
Paul Hollingworth
J. BR. Paul'n
Monroe Latham
Albert Parks
Rafe Turner
Alma Green
Jake Oswald
Poke Roy
Arlington
Burn Roy
Mamp Richards
Barney Arthur
Ethel Glass
Garnersville
Booth
Sems
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Clifton Claiming Stark Integrity
A promotional appeal extols the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Clifton Texas as a 11 year no-loss institution led by a single trusted manager. It asserts no speculation or risky loans, full capital of one million dollars, and strong safeguards like safes and insurance to protect customers. The note invites new depositors, claiming 1167 satisfied patrons and promising continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera and
Bank of
Clifton
Eeven
Dentist G W Collins Offers High Grade Work
A note states Dr G W Collins provides high grade dental work but expresses affordability concerns and invites interested readers to contact him. The message emphasizes careful pricing and invites inquiries for reasonable fees.
Norse News Briefs From March 16 1905
Corn planting in Uns area faced a setback as ruin began this morning. Miss Clara Bakke has returned to Fort Worth to resume studies at Nelson Draught Musiness College. Norse Ladies Aid met Mrs Pauline Rogstad. Peter Aurburg and family moved to a farm on Childress Creek. Oscar Holf runs Bachelors Half at the farm. Thor was singing at Md Lindberg's last Sunday. Peter C Dani wed Miss Adesbe Pierson at Mrs Inger Pierson's on March 6 1905 with Haquire Y Grimland officiating. May they live in harmony and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns
Clara Bakke
Fort, Worth
Nelson
Norse Ladies’ Aid Society
Pauline Rogstad
Peter Aumburg
Childress Creek
Oscar Holf
Thors
MD. Lindberg
Peter C. Dani
Adesbe Pierson
Inger Pierson
Haquire Y. Grimland
Taro
Death of Major J. M. Partlow in San Antonio
Major John Marshall Partlow died at his San Antonio home on March 11 1905 aged 72 after a long Clifton residency. He leaves a wife and five children and was a Confederate veteran formerly in Longstreet Brigades with notable service in Virginia. Burial occurred at Clifton Cemetery following services at P Pederson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Partlow
C. P. Pederson
San Antonio
Clifton
P. Pederson
Bosque County
San Antoni
John Marshall Partlow
Laurel St
Texas
Blowville Co
8. C
Suiie Cleveland Robinson
Anue
S.C
Thaie Sharp
Mainie Coupy
Sallie O'Donnel
Marcel
Lenyon Johnston
Liberty Co
Hugh Bate Johnston
Nellie Pederson
Mes
Mary Kell
Albert Sidney
Samel Medward
Joy Marchal
Eyating
James
Ciifton
Partlow
Longstreet
Anderson
D.C
Virinfa
Unclear poll question on grocery prices and Connally impact
A fragment from a column asks readers if groceries could have been bought cheaper without Connally, with hundreds replying no never. The text is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
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Haral
J. Ft Paul
J. D. Windham
Imanjoe Lot
Aton
J. M. Reufto
Marichat
Mabel Hand
Negro Hill
Bigfoot
Womack
Coyote
Joe Shepherd
Cranfills Gap
Joe
John Moore
Pete Rierson
Pete
Dan McDugle
Mra. R.T. Turner
Neila Cresk
Wall
John Weeke
Sherman Parks
Cayote
Lottie Elders
Bill Griffon
Cameron
Waco
Cleburne
Thursay
Mesdames
Roy
Aby Major
John Major
G. W. May
Mister Mary
Tim Knust
Jao Baldridge
Jim Simpson
Prof
Gary
Walings Bend
Clare White
Home Fallen
Blake Jimerson
Little Addie
Quincy Womlack
J. W. Burien
N. B
the Farmers &, Merchants Bank, Responsibility One Million Dollars
Glifton, Texas
Manner Americas Bankers
Allon Walaa
G. W. Collins
Ser Lees
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