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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
7
The Linenind Hart firm acted as state agents for school book sales, reporting three years of modest activity and $74. a few cents in profits. A recent levy dispute shows $4 tax demands and a $2.30 penalty, with officials unsure how the tax applies. The matter, debated by state officers, prompts publication of the relevant law next week.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a cure for throat ailments, coughs and lung issues. It markets impressive claims of healing colds, hemorrhages and other respiratory troubles, authored by Dr. Geo. More and backed by a Seattle guarantee.
A readable note indicates a tailored salt product available at Conyally's with a recommendation of an experienced tanic to assist customers. The fragment hints at a sales pitch or casual instruction for using the product.
An elderly Vermont groom married a Sherman bride in a ceremony at Key Memorial Methodist Church. The groom, who came to Sherman a decade ago, reflects on life, health and community ties, while the article cites local religious and legal notices and community commentary amid a mix of historical detail and editorial remarks.
A jumble of misread OCR text describes a product called Showy Restorative with claims of quick healing and market sales. It references distant locations and merchants, pricing, and potential yearly use, ending with a dubious note about private distribution. The readable fragments indicate a promotional tone and consumer warnings amid irregular wording.
A burglar struck Koppers Drug Store in Hoppari Texas, causing missing jewelry valued at twenty two rings. The night theft was discovered by H G Ruxh, the local druggist, with limited clues and no other items taken.
Dispatch from Temple states that W. W. Hale of the city will be a candidate for Congress against R. L. Henry in the district next year. Hale previously challenged Henry, carrying two counties in the district, Mamintton and Bally, seeming to sway Patrie votes. The line list then mentions Coryell, Holl, and Linton.
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