Postorvier Courtcases Highlight Clifton Record Row
Swrimey and chappor feature in Clifton Record as readers note a postorvier court case. Officials outline proceedings and the town remains alert to updates from local authorities.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
2
Swrimey and chappor feature in Clifton Record as readers note a postorvier court case. Officials outline proceedings and the town remains alert to updates from local authorities.
A damaged excerpt reflects on gratitude as rare and precious. The speaker contrasts warmth and Gent in thoughts and deeds with a harsh brow, suggesting inner conflict and a radiance rejected by the heart. The fragment ends with an unusual line about a crown and Sag.
A weary speaker laments neglecting savings during youth and the burden of caring for an aging relative. He cites missed opportunities to save a daily dollar and compares the value of foresight with the current lack of funds. The reflection questions national spending on elderly care.
A distorted polemic extols a people’s newspaper and civic duty while praising retaliation and personal virtue. Vague mentions of subscribers, policy, enemies, and a call to love friends and harm foes appear in a garbled, era-consistent voice.
The text recalls a lecture by Robert G. Ingerson in which he apostrophizes the audience and a child, using archaic spellings and surreal imagery. It reflects a playful, almost mock liturgical cadence with lines about music, moonlit shores, and the mingling of joy and grief. The excerpt presents a garbled, rhapsodic passage with numerous spelling errors and invented words.
Citizens flood the den with complaints about the paper and editor Mast, accusing the Badger group of ruining the publication. The piece mocks critics who demand harsh edits while avoiding financial support, noting years of unpaid readership and repeated errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dr Shoogys Cough Remedy and a claimed cure. It references a Meerut naomlege and a monh eve Geo cae coiling, with descriptions of a bending mountain-like scene and grogerties to De Seep 4 Gough Remedy.
A portrait of a self made magnate tracing origins from poverty to wealth in finance. Born February 25, 2564 in Heapstead L I he rose from a minister’s family to Wall Street clerk at 14 then broker at 18 and a seat on the New York Stock Exchange at 23. He married at 25 and became president of a railroad at 40 while pursuing a Pacific market plan previously blocked by J P Morgan. He died after building a vast fortune and leaving millions in his estate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions crying cat and medical terms with inconsistent names and phrases. It references Dr Seep and Awipeeg omach plus a restoex tise, but overall story and details are unreadable.
Ad copy asserts drug purity and freshness with a sales emphasis on quality and immediacy. The brief message promotes a product with bold claims and a direct call to action. The language reflects a straightforward marketing tone for a local storefront.
A letter to J J Conge discusses concerns about paint composition and safety. It questions pigment content, solvent effects, drying times, and potential harm, estimating costs per gallon and overall job quantities. The writer cites brands like Salieri BerSine and mentions Price & Ocim as suppliers, urging careful faith in products.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a West Texas candidate’s expense report with bizarre items and stray phrases. It lists 3 months and 23 days of activity, assorted goods, food, clothing, and personal notes, including jokes about lies, losses, and campaign toil. The text mixes implausible inventories with nonsensical lines and partial prices, creating a jumbled snapshot of a campaign period.
The Hamilton Hamilton public school building project begins with a ten story modern structure planned on College Hill north of the old site. The $25,000 construction includes a basement steam heating system and is to be erected by Ex cursion Works under PX Hein of Comanche handling each item.
Fragmentary ad text offers syrup and tonic for coughs and chest troubles. It mentions a seal, gold or silver price, and a bottle price of one dollar. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but the note presents a sales pitch for medicinal products.
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