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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
8
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The University of Texas Regents urge Texas voters to approve amendments to sections 49 and 52, Article 3, in the July 19 1913 election. They note 2121 students now attend the university, 300 more than last year, and that the amendment would allow incomes from the endowment to fund buildings without increasing taxes. The text highlights benefits to normal schools, the College of Industrial Arts, and A&M College, and emphasizes a thirty year record of growth, merit, and public trust. The solicitation frames the amendment as a way to remove a handicap and supports broader state institutions.
Sanbury Pennsylvania resident John Supsie praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for prompt constipation relief and revived bowel health. The ad touts value at 25 cents and claims recommendations by Price & Grimland and S H Cooper of Crawfills Gap.
Mayor Price presided with Aldermen Brantley Davidson Mixon Poulson present. Secretary Theis swore in for another year. Motion passed that Council engage the
The city will employ Alderman Mixon as Superintendent of Street Repairs beginning Monday the 19th with a daily wage of $2.50. One bill was allowed for B. C. Kidwell for 22.3 days of work at $1.75, totaling $4.65. With no further business, the council adjourned.
Tom C. Grimland of Clifton Texas offers a two horse power electric motor a two horse power gasoline engine and a Twin Indian Motorcycle for sale all at low prices.
The Celina Record urges boosters to support town progress while promoting Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a trusted skin remedy used for burns and boils. J T Sossaman credits the salve with aiding a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The note closes with civic encouragement to share a sunny outlook and bolster the town.
A well known Newton resident writes that an arm rheumatism attack was relieved after applying Chamberlains Liniment. He reports the next morning the rheumatism was gone and endorses it for chronic muscular rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
Governor Johnson signs the alien land bill rejected by Japan and opposed by President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. The measure, passed by the California legislature, takes effect ninety days from signing, August 17, with the act set to govern land ownership in the state.
The Keeley Institute in Dallas claims nineteen years of operation and thirty years of successful treatment for drunkness drug and tobacco use. It warns readers not to confuse it with reputed institutes and invites confidential correspondence to J. H. Kieth manager at 1513 Hughes Circle Dallas Texas.
An ad from Clifton Texas invites automobile owners to visit the Machine Loop for repairing and free tire air filling. The notice emphasizes readiness to service vehicles and mentions NeW NELSON as the contact or location.
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