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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented sanitized OCR passage from Clifton Record pages references events, people, times, and places in a jumbled list. It mentions morning schedules, entries for Friday, and various names and entities, though readable details are scattered and unclear.
Fragmentary notes show Clifton Cotton receipts and references to a Montan Faire. Mentions Winvanolly and Coco Darn and a Kea Ce s context tied to Davidsun-aif, with no clear events or dates to confirm outcomes.
A fragmented notice lists names like Olson Osten and Heenan among those who paid their subs since the last issue. It references farmers selling surplus stock due to scarcity and high prices at Ford, noting shipping out mules and August theft mentions in a local August section.
Bosque County growers hear Texas Grain Dealers Association secretary warn Oklahoma and Kansas losses push grain prices higher. Shrinkage in ear corn about 20 percent, and shelled corn offers lower delivered costs. Farmers advised to buy shelled corn now, compare costs, and inspect samples at Clifton Fair Grounds exhibition. The note cites local dealers and sample displays for guidance.
Local item mentions a church box supper at the Rivalview Baptist church Saturday night to aid a project, Woodmen of the World camp visiting, Joe Butler injured in a bucky accident, and various revival and residence moves. Mentions F. M. Lockett and G. Jh. Hill, with land deals and a house-building plan. A Thursday event offers a $25 reward for missing item.
A circular letter extols a wide cotton and cotton seed market. It notes current selling prices, promising $2 per ton for cotton seed and other figures, urging readers to send supplies and patronize Connolly's with tailored suits and measuring services available from an experienced tailor.
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