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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
1
The advertisement promotes flour notably Marechal Nei flour as king of flours and urges trying a sack. It touts corn chops bran whole wheat graham and seasonal produce like berries cabbage potatoes apples honey and cheese. It lists evaporated fruits coffee tea baking powder canned goods spices extracts and cooking fats including cottonseed oil lard lard compound and cottolene. Onion sets and turnip seed are offered for winter planting.
Rafe Barker dies last Saturday in Amarillo and is brought to Meridian for burial services by Rev. C C Hightower. A Wallace County child dies near Richards. Misc items mention Mollie Odle visiting Valley Mills and several local visitors. Marriage licenses listed include Lillard Mur ron Warren Ron Miller Lane Baldree Graves Burgan Fossett Baldree Helme Burnhards and others.
A Wednesday ceremony at the German Lutheran Church in Woitek united Miss Adelina Bernhardt and Mr Henry Helms, with Rev. Theodore Pfundt officiating. Relatives and friends later attended a reception and supper at the bride’s home as music filled the event.
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway displays a two locomotive and two car demonstration train showing railroading progress over thirty years. The exhibit, seen by about two thousand people in Clifton, runs from 12 20 p m to 1 20 p m with old and new equipment on display.
A fragmented notice invites traders to learn about new Hath ows offerings and baths for the pew Wo. It also advises builders to consult HS Pearson for lumber and shingles and mentions seasonal deals for Now and Dee-Stantley summers.
Partial reader notice lists livestock items for sale including pigs and soap. Names such as Durack, Jermes, KNUDSON, Howie, Clifton appear amid garbled text. Trade details are unclear but indicate sale notices and possible prices.
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