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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
21
Local notices, sales ads, lost and found, wanted workers and livestock buyers fill Clifton entries. Mentions owners Oscar J. Rea Co, Carpenter Bros, and Mrs Johnson with moves to Waco, Brownwood, and Hill County. Forego unverified items. highlights include lost glasses, a Chevrolet crank, and hens for sale amid small town business chatter.
A noisy collage of sales for cows and auto parts, strolls by J W Hanna and Eula Loggins, and visits by Mr. Hartland bound figures. Mentions Clifton Rubber Co, Home Grocery, and local fruitless adverts. Also notes farming help, cotton pickers needed, and staff changes at the Clifton Record.
J Summers and W B Summers announce Clifton as home with pride while Ro Hardie of Valley Mills and August Pederson of N M Swenson Cranfills Gap plan moves. Lee Smith wins turkey prizes at Cotton Palace, selling many birds. locals praise Clifton and nearby towns for hospitality and opportunity.
John M Grimland and Mrs S E Summers of Dallas spent time in Fort Worth this week as civic groups plan a flower arrival event. Mr and Mrs B S Sansom visited Stamford to see their daughter while George town and Waco visitors discuss lost dogs from a recent hunt. The men express strong interest in hunting and their dogs.
Clifton Rubber Co. promotes Gates tines claiming long service from 5 000 to 8 000 miles as Grey users report more value for price. Paul Seedig visits from Meridian Creek farm, praising $1.90 per bushel wheat price while others surrender crops early and accept lower offers.
Jeff Pierson, a worker with the tank building crew, slipped and fell thirty feet while on site. Dr. J Owen Carpenter treated him at the scene and then took him to Valley Mills Sanatorium for observation. Doctors believe no bones are broken though internal injuries were considered possible. Pierson’s home is in San Antonio and his wife and young daughter were visiting at the time.
A fragment advertises a selection of mohair and woolen fabrics for autumn and winter wear. It highlights imported and domestic woolens and promotes tailored garments made to measure.
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