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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
5
There is a change in the afternoon show time to 2:00 from 4:00. All contestants must meet at Biffle's Filling Station at 11 a.m. to register. Each contestant must pay a 75 cent entry fee.
Business as usual along the Rio Grande described as a sign of growth with a $500,000 office building under construction in Laredo. Workers note such investment signals expected occupancy. Meanwhile Mexican side activity promises better times and increased business for border towns like Laredo ready for expanded trade.
The story notes a record setting human voice transmission spanning 21 000 miles from Los Angeles through New York and London to Sydney Australia showcasing early long distance communication feats.
Physicians praise complete system purification as key to health. Cleanse the body by taking Calotabs weekly for several weeks to purify blood, stimulate liver and kidneys, and improve vitality. Trial packs priced 10 cents, family pack 35 cents. Available from all dealers.
Walter Freeman visited Dallas and Hillsboro with his son Jack to visit kin. Mosheim faculty hosted a trustee banquet with guests including Cal lan, Miles, Blankenship, Vickrey, Poston and others. Several residents traveled to Waco Meridian and Valley Mills for visits and events. An Easter Hunt was planned by local Sunday Schools, and officials including Stone and Richards visited Mosheim School.
The College Echoes announces its editorial team led by Editor-in-chief Byron Bronstad with Assistant Editor Maribel White and Athletic Editor Melvin Hall. Campus staff include Velma Manske Assistant Campus Editor and Auldy Tergerson Music Editor, along with senior and freshman reporters Martha Boe and Helen Aars.
The college marks Holy Week with holiday rest and Easter observances including egg hunts. Highlights include the Oratorical Contest on April 14 and the District contest April 24, with Clifton College representatives competing. Staff changes, lectures, debates, a city play, and travel for Easter vacation are noted along with illness and teaching duties.
The wholesale price of select essential oils in fine perfume runs as high as 1200 dollars per pound or 75 dollars per ounce. Distilling 3200 pounds of flowers yields only one pound of this rare essence, driving the cost.
After a 77 year stretch with no company currently performing Uncle Tom's Cabin, the longest continuous theatrical run in American history concludes. The historic play, once a staple of stages nationwide, ends its long run as producers and theatres shift to contemporary productions.
Mrs. S. W. Harvey of Waco Texas reports long term constipation relief after starting Argotane. She says the treatment lifted constant misery and run-down condition, increasing energy and waking feeling fit. Clifton buyers can find Genuine Argotane at Carpenter Bros Drug Co.
Rev J P Kidd of Central Texas Presbytery will conduct 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, 17 by 24 feet, with 30000000 knots, is on display.
The life of cut flowers fruits and vegetables may be prolonged by stor ing them in a carbon dioxide treated atmosphere.
Bosque County reports a rise in self feeders for hogs poultry sheep and cattle over the past two years with several score hog feeders in use now versus few years ago Growers favor self feeding for balanced rations and time savings Poultrymen have long valued the method and county cattlemen creep feed calves then continue with mixed grain protein and roughage until market time
The Record and Dallas News announce a new annual subscription price of 2.50 dollars per year. Existing subscribers are advised to renew under the revised terms as the price applies to future billing periods.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Norse announces Easter Sunday activities with Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 a m, a festival service at 11 a m, and a Sunday School Easter program at 7 p m. Good Friday service at 10 30 a m. Confirmation pupils practice Saturday at 9 30 a m. Norse Ladies Aid meets Thursday April 9 with Mrs. Axel Amundson. Pastoral greeting from P. E. Thorson.
There were 12,216 bales of cotton ginned in Bosque County from the 1930 crop, compared with 12,995 bales from 1929. Report by T. L. Dunlap, Special Agent.
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