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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
6
The Clifton Record recounts political chatter from Georgetown and Austin about potential Senate and gubernatorial alignments, mentions Governor Campbell's campaign spending, and notes various local anecdotes. It reflects a mix of statewide maneuvering and small town commentary with fragmented excerpts from other papers and stray notes.
Mayer recalls a shinty incident years ago when Dr H Matthews of Spring Hall was shot in the foot. The wound, once thought healed, has become painful. Dr Matthews traveled to Fort Worth for surgery, removing shot and wadding. He remains hospitalized and convalescent.
A Texas debate in the Times Herald argues against the view that railroads create wealth. Editor Robinson condemns tax shifts, saying the taxpayer funds roads through freight charges and that indirect taxation fuels government excess. The piece cites Davidson’s defense of taxes and warns against demagoguery and hidden burdens.
A brief ad notes that everyone is liable to rheumatism cuts bruises burns and aches and promotes Bullard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for aches pains wounds. It claims the product relieves these pains and is sold by rice Grimland.
Patrons of Lockhart waterworks and electric lighting plan, both under the same company, are told that the metal systems will be extended to reach all homes in town at an early date. A long standing flat rate for both utilities has prevailed among many residents. In Valley Mills Tribune notes, local figures and events including W. O. W. banquet at Clifton are mentioned along with various local names.
Forrest Dean hitched a spirited horse to a buggy on Sunday morning. The horse bolted, pulling free and dashing up the street until it struck a hitch post by the First Baptist church and became entangled. Dean was thrown but unharmed. the buggy bed, shafts, and harness were damaged.
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