Complete drug store line with prescription service notice
A local drug store advertises a full range of available products and emphasizes thorough prescription filling. The promotion invites customers to feel attended to with attentive service.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
1
A local drug store advertises a full range of available products and emphasizes thorough prescription filling. The promotion invites customers to feel attended to with attentive service.
Governor Neff completed a ten day Rio Grande valley tour touting a statewide park project. A chain of 14 park sites from one to 300 acres were donated to the state, beginning with a 300 acre park near Campbellville. The governor visited 24 counties, logged about 1500 miles by auto, and gave twenty four talks.
Miss Rea, a piano pupil of Mina Elizabeth Leslie, presented a junior recital at the College auditorium. She opened with Bach Preludes, followed by Brahms style Rhapsody, then Liszt and Chopin pieces, culminating in Beethoven Concerto with notable charm and technical fluency praised by Prof. William E. Jones.
About one hundred guests, including parents and pupils, surprised Mise Mamie Moffatt last Monday in the Amundson home north of town. After games and cake the party continued with well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
Local notes from Cranfills Gap include a birth announcement for Otto Johnson’s family, visits from Hamilton residents, jurors in Meridian, and a fire at Frank Tyler’s house. County Agent Johnson reports Jersey cows yielding profits, while a basketball game at Gifton Taennlag features Bear Revring and a note on Chautauqua preparations.
Notice from White Ewan Cafe announcing sale to Mr. Jenkine of Glenview and a shift to a new business line. The note thanks former customers and asks them to support the change while promising to announce details soon. Unclear names and wording reflect damaged OCR.
Continuance overruled in murder action. jury verdicts convict three defendants in separate cases. Slateva James Willett each receive two year penitentiary terms for burglary theft and related charges. Others addressed include divorce, liquor law trial, and multiple local names listed for forthcoming Meridian matters. Local officials, juries, and witnesses noted. several visitors from Abilene, Houston, and Austin cited among attendees.
Moving away, seller offers a Clifton residence at 280 cash. Contact Wilt Welt at Gmail for details. Listings note a rail line nearby and a modest move in price.
City voters cast about one hundred forty votes in the recent election. Four aldermen were chosen as residents urged the council to declare Clean-up Week starting Monday April 7 to instruct residents to burn debris and arrange free hauling for Inert waste while ashes could be scattered.
Mrs. W. E. Michie of McGreper and Duvall of Koppert visited this week for a short business trip. The notice advertises a 1 cent sale with a 1925 Chevrolet offered at half price and Overland models available through A. G. Gilliam Motor Co.
A youth group from the Methodist Orphanage presents a varied program of music readings and entertainment to raise funds for building a cottage. A 13 year old accompanist, a rare talent, highlights the show. Hosted by the Parent Teachers Association at the High School auditorium on Saturday evening April 12. Tickets on sale now for adults and school children.
Morning service and Sunday School at the First Presbyterian Church. The pastor invites members and visitors to attend, extending a warm spiritual welcome and urging everyone to be present for worship.
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