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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
7
Fort Worth prepares for a historic statewide prohibition rally on Monday June 5 1911 expected to draw up to 100000 visitors. Notable speakers will deliver addresses while discounted railway rates encourage attendance including half fare plus small add ons for distant and nearby travelers.
A garbled public notice promotes McGen's Nuby Flixir as a cure for stomach and bowel disorders in babies. It mentions store locations, dates, and holidays, with scattered names and events including Memorial Day references and local shop closures.
Meridian Texas May 21 A county prohibition rally and barbecue was held on the courthouse lawn where the county organization of the prohibitionists was perfected. Between 900 and 400 people attended from across the county. Rev George C Rankin of Dallas was the principal speaker and criticized Gov Colquitt's stance on prohibition.
A parent from Richwed som Lite, Al, speaks of long severe branchial trouble in a child that resisted many remedies until using Dr Kings New Discovery. One bottle cured the illness, restoring health and strength. Suitable for coughs colds croup and wheezing. Trial bottle free at stores.
Cedar posts for telephone and other uses offered for sale at Ole Bolberg Jr’s farm west of Clifton. Readily available, suitable for fencing and general property needs.
Fragmentary text recalls swampy regions, malaria risks, and personal memories of early life. Mentions battles with disease and a figure connected to Lucaine, with scattered names and places obscured by damaged OCR.
A reminiscence recalls Cave Creek life where a father and Uncle Jonathan Lee predicted government collapse. A boy gathers friends to thwart the prophecy, drafting proclamations and planning pranks against a supposed king. The tale blends childhood imagination, vivid mischief, and a night mare of revolutionary kingship with local names and places. The piece also notes a Temple Daily Telegram insert praising a local Young Business Club and a City Drug Store ad.
A local dealer promotes a spring selection of farm machinery offering potential buyers a chance to save money on equipment purchases. The ad emphasizes value and interest to attract customers before they buy.
An OCR damaged jumble of patent medicines and household wares fills a rural ad page. It touts antiseptics, tonics, kidney tonics, pain relief and farm tools with various prices and contact notes, interspersed with brand names and vendor hints.
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