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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement warns scalp infections spread through shared combs and hats, touting Rexall Hair Tonic as a cure. It claims the tonic revives color and growth by stimulating hair follicles and improving circulation, offering a trial with no payment if unsatisfied. It also promotes Tyler Commercial College and various local notices.
Fragmented OCR report notes seed wheat for sale with price and origin details. Mentions quantities, dates, and locations in a garbled historical context, referencing Johnson grass and a sale to possibly be arranged. Contains unclear personal names and scattered place references, with no coherent sale terms extractable.
In Bustor County Tes residents face a tense local moment as officials announce a planned action affecting area governance. Community leaders and residents prepare for crowd response while awaiting further details and deadlines.
The State Fair program for 1941 lists opening day on Saturday October with a spread of events across days. Activities include school displays, Sacred Concerts, farmers meetings, and various societies preparing exhibits and parades. Notable items feature Confederates, Yeomen Day observances, and community entertainment through October with multiple concerts and lectures.
A garbled advertises Rexall Orderlies as a gentle dependable relief for constipation promising complete relief or a refund. The text asserts safe use with no griping or nausea and notes general health benefits while mentioning unrelated local notices and vendors in a disjointed OCR fragment.
Bosque County Day marks the Texas Cotton Palace exposition in Trias with railroads offering special rites. The second annual Cotton Palace exposition runs November 4 through 14, expanding capacity and promising notable entertainments including daily Freehand Pop concerts by Ellis Browle.
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