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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
2
A collage of market notices and small ads reports Coffins stock at Connollys and prices, local visitors in Meridian and nearby towns, electric lighting for a church, gasoline engines and phonograph records promoted, drugstore offerings, seeds and hay, plumbing goods, and automobile sales. Community names include Meridian Morgan Clifton Walnut Springs and Oscar Rea & Co with multiple individuals noted for business and visits.
An available L. C. Smith Standard No.2 Visible typewriter offered for 50 dollars if sold immediately by D. W. Ingersoll.
For sale. The Early Dawn Meat Market, thoroughly equipped with everything for a first class market. Will trade for live stock or make terms to suit purchaser. Apply at once. Mabanay.
Our first pen of Rose Comb Reds is headed by a prize winning cock from Northern poultry shows. Call and see them 16 eggs for $1.25 or 80 for $2.00. 2nd pen 15 exhibit 50 cents. Stock for sale after June 1st. M. L. STANDEFER, Row 1, Meridian, Tex.
Farm for sale on Mustang creek about 1 mile north of Crantills Gap. 180 acres in cultivation with 0 acres in grain. Sold in 110 days at 25 per acre. Half cash offered. O T Nysrat. Meridian Texas.
The readable portions describe a fragmented historical note mentioning months, people, and places in a garbled format. No coherent event, names, or dates can be reliably identified for a precise summary.
An anthropological expedition from the University of California under Prof. Kroeber reports the discovery of remnants of a defunct California Indian tribe near the headwaters of the Squeamente River. The finding suggests the tribe, the Mucin bay of Eine vibe, was exterminated by 1780.
GR Reynolds Randolph county corn grower of White Rose and Reynolds Yellow Corn spent Wednesday in Port Worth vending the Fat Stock Show and offered two $10 prizes for boys corn clubs. One prize for a Bosque County boy and the other for the Texas boy raising the best corn in 1911 from any seed. Decisions by state judges next fall. Reynolds exhibited corn, including an ear with 1000 grains and another with 720 grains. White corn praised for milling, feeding, and stock, kept pure through improvements. Reynolds advocates agricultural colleges and experiment work for boys and girls.
Notice announces an election for town officers including mayor and marshal in the city of Cilt ton on February 17th. Details reference voters, duties, and legal proceedings for the general city election to be conducted under city authorities and county supervision.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions carder reds and names like Ferre and Webster with incomplete context. The readable portions reference a possible trade or sale note but lack clear entities or dates. Without full sentences, main action and outcome remain ambiguous.
Report notes a theft at a Rexall store tied to seed corn stock, with Oscar J. Kew & Co mentioned in connection to the incident. Emergency measures urged to secure inventory and prevent further losses.
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference office routines and a rubbing application. Mentions Vallard and Price & Gimatad with unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable entities suitable for a solid summary.
J B Zseneen’s Meat Market in Clifton is offered for sale after 16 years of operation as the town’s only market. The listing details a Main Street lot with room for two meat cutters, tools, a smoke house, rendering room, bone mill, cash register, paper racks, and bread case, plus 11 12 acres of land and water supply. The seller offers favorable terms with a partial cash payment and balance on terms, and invites inquiries to owner or Henry Loewe in Clifton Texas.
A messy clipped report notes a buyer paying high prices for dogs in Terre Haute. Judge Cox is referenced in relation to a transfer or seizure, with mentions of a stud sire Rodavy Luvlestome and a female Llewelly His. The fragmentary text also cites Dan Lidwellyn and Countess Ghistens in connection with the dogs and a January event.
A partial OCR text fragment outlines an elderly subject and a local event, with unclear names and places. The readable items hint at a public notice or obituary style snippet, but key details are missing to identify participants, location, or exact action. The passage remains incomprehensible for precise summarization.
Norse Texas invites buyers to acquire gin from Dau Bros with direct contact offered. Sale notice highlights availability at Norse and provides contact for purchasing inquiries.
Notice of horses and jacks for sale near the Bosque River in Vid ChoMon by the old Water Mill. Describes mares and foals, with insurance details and disclaimer of responsibility for accidents. Call to inspect and arrange sale.
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