Quiet Home Wedding Marks Bradstreet Kin Event
On May 10 1914 Marguerite Bradstreet and a Counts Rei Braswell were married in a simple family ceremony attended by immediate relatives and a few friends. Guests enjoyed angel food and refreshments as the bride wore white, with a veil, while guests extended best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Alc
Bradstreet
Ganghorn
Marguerite
Rey Braswell
Frances Bradsteet
Wunel
Fife
Crunby
Golaton
Norte
Golston
Local Business and Civic Notes From Clifton Region
This fragment summarizes diverse Clifton items: merchants upgrading interiors at James & Belwin Co. street grading by Marian Callan and Simmons. a Young Men's Business League meeting planning Aliston's Joy Trades. Tyler College-bound locals Curtis Glags and Anton Petar. Dr. J Owen Carpenter notes on Bromley operation for appendicitis. bankers in Fort Worth discussed protecting farm values. various travel and social visits mentioned.
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Landry
Whitney
Moshion
Texair
Povorsan
Atreota
Raval Main
Moaxré
Marian Callan
Simmons
Mackey Hotel
Dan Cuthirth
Bobb Summera
Froy
Movidian
Fren
Cloke
Young Meng Busines League
Clifton
Aliston
Hull Aeobunt
Eilmuab
Howeld
Lings
Norveay
Curtis Glags
Antond Petar
Tyler
Ivy
Tyler Commercials College
Bromley
Sanitarium
J. Owen Carpenter
Inn
Bromiey
Local county races listed for various offices and candidates
A partial OCR fragment lists numerous county office candidates and roles, including County Judge, District Court, Tax Assessor, County Treasurer, and Commissioner. Names such as Frank Horn Hick, A B Dillard, Robert Summers, Frank Frazier, Dan J. Cutbirth, Syd M. Thomas, J W Conley, Frank Gandy, W H Long, Richards, Sheppard Duvall, and Joe K McSpadden appear alongside unspecified jurisdictions and election calls. The text resembles a ballot-style slate of candidates and positions.
Representative Hon JR Keith Announces Cleburne Candidacy
Representative Hon JR Keith of Cleburne announces his bid for the state house seat representing Johnson and Bosque counties to succeed Dr Colquitt. Keith cites years of service and strong community ties, presenting himself as a steady advocate for the people.
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Hon JR. Keith
Cleburne
Johnson and Bosque
Colquitt
Keith
Keith ix
Ian Fouccus
Clifton Record Ownership Statement and Family Visit
The Clifton Record notes its ownership and security holder details under the 4 August 1912 act with L Babine as publisher. The notary public records Mrs W D Shanklin and baby visiting from Temple, guests of his mother, while Mr Shanklin returned home with her to end the stay.
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Cleneny
Bosque County
Texas
Definition of a Knocker in early public discourse
A fragmentary editorial piece defines a knocker as a corrupt, obstructive political figure who opposes social improvements and public works. It attacks his moral character, calls him cancerous to public identity, and contrasts him with advocates for schools, churches, roads, and bridges, while condemning his neglect of civic progress. The text also references sensational imagery and mentions wartime slang, public health products, and local figures.
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Billy
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Clifton and
Cranfills Gap
Counts
Hearpy Young
Ife
Peter Rantora
Barrowves
Nathan Adame
Texas Hankers! Association
Fort Worth
Jessie Egean
Hutton & Carpenter
McKinney
Nan
Walnut
Lun
James & Belwin Ca
Loper
McFadden
Gricens
Rae
Johns Countlen JR
Clehuron
B.S. Hale
Foe
Chas, Romin
Frank Horn Hick
Asin A
Dillard Hor
Cer Bam Gsmitit
Asneagar Syd M. Thomas
Restriction TJ. Rhodes J, W. Conley
Frank Gandy
Tay Imtor
Moorman Hie
County
Trensoist AW
Gillis JA
Womadinson
W.H. Long
JB Richards
Sheppard Sam Duvall
Plarther
Urnoinet
Boperrell Rhe-Elnetlin Wills, Mixon
Conatanle Hrnpinet
Dave White
Hubli Weighery
Anderson
Joe K
Mespadden
Pian Elba
Atc
Yours For
Paul Dorbritz, Clifton
Wien
Price & Gena
Our Fathers
Denison
Waco
Dallas
Corsicana
Jas, P. Griffin
Sapt
Pass
Dept., Dallas
T. H. Williams
Farmers Guaranty State Bank
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