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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
A mixed batch of items from Clifton and nearby Morgan recalls post office notices, census style birth data, and local tributes. Included are a Texas birth twin tally, a Stephenville Tribune quote about farming soil improvement, the death of Miss Anna Newsom and funeral details, and obituaries for a Longtime resident Hornbuckle with Baptist ties.
A missing money scene in Spartanburg involves Mrs. Luther Calvert finding a calf chewed a five hundred dollar hoard from a pocketbook. The rounded bills were later recovered from the calf's stomach after veterinary examination. The bank was alerted to redeem the notes.
Judge Muse argues that owning a home strengthens the nation as stability and happiness grow from settled living. He notes higher land prices but urges buyers to act now on doable terms to secure homes, barns, and prosperity for future development.
A reader comments on unusual job ads and the idea of requiring abstinence. Comparisons include wanting a bartender who never drinks and a barber who never cuts hair, questioning why businesses would seek employees pledged to temperance and what that implies about advertising ethics.
Fragmentary OCR text references a place or event with unclear names and locations. The readable bits mention a shoulder and a former stamen, but no coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a clear news item.
A fragmented notice advertises beauty remedies at a new drug store. It mentions skin care, pimples, burns, and cosmetics with vague claims. The text references a piano event at Connolly’s and asks who will play.
An old editorial style piece extols farms supplying good cattle fruit and housing for the world. It frames agriculture as a global provider of food, clothing, and objects, praising farm products and urging appreciation for rural work and steady output.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases with no clear event or outcome. It mentions individuals such as Jovani Riley and Whatley, with vague references to families, tar, and safety. No verifiable details to form a coherent summary or identify entities.
A fragmented column discusses the Foley Kidney Hike and broader questions about local papers advertising mull order houses. It notes editors face loyalty pressures from merchants, some refrain from subscribing, and others print out of town.
The Early Dawn Market offers a wide array of goods including cheese sausages greens and various meats with same day delivery and extensive livestock items. Advertised items include bacon beef pork and mutton along with fresh produce and household staples as part of a broad sale listing.
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