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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
25
A collection of agricultural philosophy and marketing notes urging farm prosperity through science, better roads, and coop eration. It includes a funeral notice for Olga Anderson and an advertising passage for Tyler Commercial College highlighting practical training and placement success.
First Baptist Church arson cases in Fort Worth, moved from Tarrant County for trial, were continued until May due to missing witnesses Mr. and Mrs. F O Hill of Dallas and H B Fulkerson of Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Hill were fined 500 dollars each and attachments were ordered for them by Judge F O McKenzey of the Third District Court.
Washington reports Post master General Burleson warns that for letters mailed to foreign countries with insufficient postage the sender will face double the deficient amount before delivery. He cites many letters to Australia with only 2c postage, noting existing rate treaties are limited to Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Newfoundland, Panama Canal Zone, Panama, Germany, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Shanghai.
Letter from F M Lockett in Roscoe Texas dated November 192? to a friend Bob encloses a $2.00 check for an education or record list. He reports crops reasonably good with rain and plenty of fall grain. He sends best wishes and luck to Bosque and to Bob.
A medicinal tablet named Chansbiridin is advertised for sale by Hutton and Carpenter promising relief from dullness and discomfort. The wording suggests a general consumer health claim without detailed ingredients or dosage.
The piece argues community growth hinges on local trade activity. It states spending at local merchants funds welfare and development, and urges shoppers to seek best brands in local stores to support roads, schools, churches, markets, and utilities.
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