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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
9
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The Clifton Record headed by Robert L Baldridge published in Clifton Texas on September 28 1906 appears as a local newspaper notice issue with no clear current events. The entry notes postal status and archival context for the edition.
In Houston on September 25 1906 a heated exchange between Bailey supporters and opponents nearly escalated to a fistfight outside the Rice hotel. The Harris County Good Government Club sent a challenge to Bailey to appear on the stump with a selected opponent before the public, with the club promising a rival champion. The president Mr Ring refused to name the challenger but said he would disclose the man the next day.
Sam C. French, a prominent local farmer and writer, brought a 20 foot tall corn stalk with ears near the top from a three acre plot on his Blackland farm. He credits a wet spell for the extraordinary growth and notes the harvest requires a step ladder to gather the ears.
A poetic traveler kiss moves through scenes from a cradle to a dying farewell then into a den of vice and social gatherings. It claims longevity lies in rest as it visits mothers, lovers, children, and friends, returning again and again to new escapades.
U S Senator Bailey left Dallas for Gainsville via Fort Worth at noon with Jee Gunter. He declined to comment on H Ring of the Good Government Club of Houston and said he would speak publicly in Houston when he is ready, with no date set for the speech.
Pension attorney W T Brown of Pittsfield Vermont touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a top remedy next to a pension. He claims they keep his family in splendid health and help with head ache constipation and biliousness. Price 25 cents at Price Mitchell’s drug store.
A La Porte mass meeting forms a good government club and passes resolutions urging the resignation of junior U S senator Joseph W Bailey. They call for electing Horace Chilton instead and seek Chronicle publication of the resolutions.
Mrs. Mary Ehm Hammond of Moody Texas says she suffered liver trouble for over a year before trying Herbine. She reports three bottles cured her and she keeps it at home, praising the liver medicine as wonderful. Sold by Price & Mitchell.
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