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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
3
A change in the afternoon rodeo show moves start to 2:00 PM from 4:00 PM. All contestants must meet at Biffle's Filling Station at 11:00 AM to register and pay a 75 cent entry fee.
A $500,000 office building rises in Laredo signaling confidence in occupancy. Local business expects growth as Mexican side projects promise better times and broader trade, with Laredo gearing up for increased cross border commerce and activity.
The record notes the longest voice transmission distance at 21 000 miles from Los Angeles to Sydney passing through New York and London, marking a milestone in global communications.
Physicians say complete purification of the system supports health. A thorough Calotabs course purifies blood by activating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trial 10 cents, family 35 cents. Available at all dealers.
Walter Freeman visited Dallas and Jack Freeman joined him to Hillsboro to visit an aunt. Local residents visited Waco and Meridian. teachers hosted a trustee banquet. Easter hunts planned. School inspectors and county officials attended Mosheim events. Barsh and others visited Gatesville and Waco.
The College Echoes paper announces its editorial team led by Editor-in-chief Byron Bronstad with Byron Bronstad as editor in chief and Maribel White as assistant editor. Other editors include Melvin Hall athletic editor Velma Manske campus editor and Auldy Tergerson as assistant campus editor. Music editor Mathilda Roe senior reporter Helen Aars freshman reporter Martha Boe academy reporter Inga Reinertson humor editor Lottie Mae Hoel alumni editor Wilma Schulz.
A college newsletter outlines a five day Easter break from April 2 to April 7 and notes Holy Week reflection. It mentions forthcoming events including the Oratorical Contest on April 14, a district meet on April 24, plays at City Hall, and lectures by Rev. Berge. Various faculty changes and student activities are listed along with travel to Lindsborg for Easter vacation and teaching duties during Miss Swenson's absence.
The wholesale price of some essential oils reaches 1200 dollars per pound or 75 dollars per ounce because distilling 3200 pounds of flowers yields only one pound of the precious essence, driving up costs for fine fragrances.
After 77 years, no company is performing Uncle Tom's Cabin marking the longest running American stage absence. The historic play ends its run as theaters shift to newer repertoires and audiences seek fresh productions.
Mrs. S. W. Harvey of Waco Texas credits Argotane with reversing years of misery from constipation. She reports renewed energy and daily vitality after starting the treatment and says she would urge others to seek information from her. Genuine Argotane is sold at Carpenter Bros. Drug Co Clifton.
Rev J P Kidd Evangelist of Central Texas Presbytery will conduct both morning and evening services at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 12. Morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 30. All are invited to worship with us. In London Museum a rug valued at 250000 dollars draws attention. It measures 17 by 24 feet and has 30000000 knots.
The life of cut flowers fruits and vegetables may be prolonged by storing them in a carbon dioxide treated atmosphere.
Bosque County farmers increasingly use self feeders for hogs poultry sheep and cattle. Feeders let animals balance their own rations, reducing time and waste compared with hand feeding. Many hog operations now employ self feeders, while cattlemen creep feed calves and then transition to mixed self feeds before market.
The Record and Dallas News announce new rate of 2.50 dollars per year for newspaper subscriptions. Newsstand editions continue at standard prices with possible renewal reminders to readers.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Norse invites all to Easter Sunday worship with Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 a m and a festival service at 11 a m The Sunday School Easter program is scheduled for 1 p m and Good Friday service at 10 30 a m Pupil practice for two confirmation classes and Sunday School Saturday at 9 30 a m Norse Ladies Aid meets Thursday April 9 with Mrs Axel Amundson Pastor P E Thorson extends a cordial welcome and Easter blessing to all
Bosque County ginned 12,216 bales from the 1930 crop, down from 12,995 bales in 1929, per T. L. Dunlap Special Agent. The report highlights a decline in local cotton production with year over year comparison for the two crops.
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