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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
2
An odd compilation from West Clifton reveals garbled notes praising streets drainage and fence posts while lamenting muddy roads and high tariffs. Residents complain of dying chickens, damaged windows, and stray livestock as they discuss house sales, insurance, and local grievances in a stream of phonetically fractured statements.
An OCR filled page promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a household remedy for throat chest and lung ailments, with references to safe ingredients and no harmful drugs. It notes a public ball at Herman Hall, and lists drug stores and staff claims of reliability and accuracy in prescriptions.
A brief classified note lists ample water and pasture for horses and cattle. RL Scott signs the notice dated 06m, indicating available grazing nearby.
Regular meals are served in multiple styles at Longs restaurant with a focus on variety and consistency. A broad menu emphasizes standard dishes alongside alternate preparations to suit different tastes and dietary needs. Continuous service offers dependable dining options for all patrons.
Rep Pathall was fined one dollar after a district court trial for disturbing the peace following an exchange of words during a religious debate at Lovelace. Judge Jackson presided, with the case submitted to the jury and costs noted as substantial. an appeal to the county court is expected.
Late yesterday Thompson and Campbell owners of Hillabora Evening and Weekly Mirror acquired most machinery and type and the full subscription list of the Fil] E County Record from Record Publishing. Hill County Record publication was upended by the move.
Fragmentary notice from Clifton Texas describes a May 1 event at Glen Rose involving drilling to seventy seven feet, mention of oil quantities and potential fabricating uses. The text references TS Wingrove and a surgical/medical ad context with Foley Kidney Pills and other products, creating a mixed, unclear item.
Hawley announces Edwin Hawl in has bought the Togaa Central Railway under the Dutt option from Mc Harg. The line from Waco northwest for 281 miles will join the Missouri Kansas and Texas system. It expands Hawley ownership into a new segment not previously reached by Hawley-Yoalum lines.
Representative Beall received an invitation from D. L. Lewellyn of Dallas to debate in Meridian on May 24. Beall declined saying he does not feel at liberty to leave his congressional duties at this time.
Notice from Fred Abree states the Moody picnic originally set for May 25 has been postponed to June 22 in Moody Texas. All candidates and others are invited to be present on the new date.
Nashville reports W. W. Massey known as the Cowboy Evangelist was attacked at a park on May 15 after emceeing a program. He subdued his two assailants and drove them off, Massey a Texas native.
Texas Central Extension officials from Snyder join Tex. May W. F. J. Cureton and D.C. Monjis in Snyder to bid on the railroad route from Plainview west through Scurry county. The main dispute centers on the bonus amount, with a likely near closure before departure, potentially adding a second line to Snyder beside R. S. and P. and the Roseve line project.
The large country home of F. N. Porterfield, a few miles from town, was destroyed by lightning. The family was in the storm house at the time and everything was total loss. Property value estimated with a small amount of insurance.
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