16 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
1
A compact ad promotes insistent harness gear including rubber traces new and durable with heavy link swivels. Traces are laid with two wide leather straps sewn into halter squares to prevent friction over the backband and belly band. Ball Top Concord Hames advertised at a price of 11.00.
A dealer advertises a large stock of 3-inch Rubber Harness made with the same construction but at lower cost homes and chains. They guarantee satisfaction and price is set at $10.
Raw-Hide Goods introduces Omaha made raw-hide items under a refund style guarantee. Halters hitch reins pole straps home strings and more are sold with a no repair policy and exchange if any article breaks. The campaign emphasizes honest goods and up-to-date Raw-Hide Team Whips.
Our harness uses top grade leather and fittings and is available as single or double sets with extra pieces. We guarantee savings versus comparable goods at the same price and invite comparison. Feathers used in manufacture come from high grade packers steel hides, resulting in a strong, durable tine material.
Meridian reports include Maye Cureton returning from Austin after two months, a Fairview family visit, Cornealius and daughter visiting Meridian, W V Joni and others on business travels, a new Methodist parsonage nearing completion, Rev Geo F Campbell preaching at Meridian College, Henry Carr doing jury service, Rev J Windsor’s Sunday visit, and D N Ellis’s Scurry county prospecting trip.
Garrie DeHart, born April 20, 1600 in Norway, died in Dallas after several operations for appendicitis. She came to America at Nagel 12 years ago and joined John Dear’s church. Funeral held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson, then burial in Lutheran cemetery.
The twenty year old Faul Philipp of Moritz near town was found dying after a supper Saturday night. Dr. Carpenter arrived too late to save him, heart failure listed as the cause. Funeral held Monday at 2 in Clifton with Prof. F. W. C. Jesse presiding. body buried at Clifton cemetery. The Record extends sympathy to the family. Auburndale or brand shoes sale advertised next. Loggins to Port Arthur for meat market position. may relocate family. High Patent Flour offered at Chow Bros.
The Sunday services will include morning worship with sermons and a daily prayer routine. A permanent fall and winter schedule outlines weekly and monthly activities at the church, plus outreach and educational programs, inviting all to attend.
A Sunday school session is set for next Sunday at 1080 Pleasant Street with an 11 AM sermon by Rev. T. Cherry. The event invites community members to attend both the teaching and the preaching service.
A brief notice highlights price figures with numbered items, signaling a sale or promotional showcase. It mentions a first item priced at six hundred dollars and a second item labeled as be, implying a listing or catalog snippet from a larger advertisement.
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