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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text discusses budget or expenditures for a session and mentions printing bills. It references a campaign or campaign style box and a product advertisement for BAL BALD'S BROW LINIMENT with pricing and vendors Price & Grimlend.
The notice extols Devoe paints comparing durability and cost to competing brands. It urges homeowners to choose Devoe for faster, longer lasting results and emphasizes that genuine Devoe quality matters, with the seller identified as Oscar J. Ria.
A fragmented testimonial notes a reader’s praise for Foley’s Wonay Tar as the best remedy yet for a cold. The seller’s ad claims one bottle fully cured the patient, though the text is partially illegible with several names and locations unclear.
Abbott resident W. K. Robinson prominent farmer and Mason dies instantly after shooting himself in the Abbott office. Sheriff and officers were present. Robinson planned to talk with friends and had served as county commissioner. He was active in civic and Masonic circles.
A vintage testimonial claims Electro Bitters restore health by cleansing kidneys bowels and blood and curing a range of ailments. The notice touts a Wise man from Cushin Maine who promotes the remedy after months of sickness, urging readers to buy at Cornar Drug Store.
Sheriff Tilley arrested Mrs Minnie Streight Friday on an indictment for killing her husband Strvight at McGregor on July 1. She posted bail of 10000 furnished by Hon W L Davidson Chief Justice of the Criminal Court of Appeals. Streight’s attorney sought re admittance to bail from District Judge Monroe this afternoon.
A garbled excerpt discusses how upbringing in a native town shapes a young person and the attraction of elders guidance, contrasting it with a stranger’s arrival. The wording is unclear but hints at community impact on early life and future character.
Publication summons Jamnea H Baxter Merchants Mutual Insurance Company and unknown heirs of James Hughes and others to appear in the District Court at Meridian Bosque County on December 3 1910. Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to 10 1/2 acres out of James Hughes survey known as old Callaway place alleging defective deeds and cloud on title and prays for cancellation of the cloud and vesting of title in plaintiff.
Mr Barbee and his daughter stopped at a West Main grocery when two men in a car spooked a horse. Barbee pursued, overtook them after several blocks, and they paid for the damage. he lives on the town's south edge. Denison Gazzette.
In a duplicate case a pair of youths faced charges of abusive language in Justice Court Monday. One jury conviction resulted in a fine of ten dollars plus costs, while the second case saw a guilty plea and similar penalties. County Attorney S. R. Allen and defense counsel H. Persons appeared for the state and defendants.
Fragmented text references Gemma and charitable interests in Wisconsin. Mentions Foley’s, kidney, and related medical terms, with unclear names and places. Context suggests a local notice or commentary masked by OCR errors. No clear event or outcome present.
New jewelry styles are shown at Verner Drug Store alongside antler and guarantees offered by the shop, highlighting a varied display for customers.
An auction notice indicates American Beauty for sale by William Connolly & Co. The item includes a large figure described as a woman or ender form, with promotional emphasis on the subject of the sale. Details appear abbreviated in the listing.
In an 19th century Messenger extract, the writer contrasts today’s higher living costs with prices at Pate & Mason. Listed items include sugar 12 pounds for $1, coffee 100 pounds for $1, nap beans 20 pounds for $1, parlor matches 800 for $1, dear bacon at 10 to 11 cents per pound, and other goods advertised as “lowest.”
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