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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR snippet recounts an escaped prisoner from Texas involved in water penitentiary time talk. It references Pan American, Chicago arrests, and a Lions Club, with notes on money-raising schemes for education and a push to recruit through a correspondence course. Contains multiple disjointed sentences and garbled names.
VALET Feder Metis Tete visits Waco for several days on business. Lawrence returns Friday morning from an extended visit with her sister Mrs Holt in Oklahoma. Mrs White, a local schoolteacher, stays with her mother and travels daily by car. Mr Goodall of Temple visits with his family. recovering from injuries from a recent automobile wreck. Local cattle shipments and ball club formation led by Gordon Nowlin. The court sits in Dr McNeill's building with members listed. A party honoring children of Mme Luther and J C Sills, plus a birthday party for Mary Ann Raley, were held. Mrs Willard and Bebibe Willard visited relatives in Texas recently.
A scanned advertisement extols Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas as a fountainhead of American business training. It highlights five courses General Business Private Secretariat Junior Accounting Telegraphy and Radio and invites youth with the crest American spirit to request free catalogs or a course booklet via coupon. It urges young people to train for careers and seek scholarships through the editor of Record.
There, there will be few who scoff at the award of eight hundred thousand for the greatest current achievement in medicine. The prize honors Dr. Ming and Dr. Whipple for pioneering methods that saved many from pernicious anemia. Early death rates have fallen as doctors report high cure rates and hospitals note improved outcomes, sparking debate over whether physicians may be rewarded for secret innovations.
A partially legible OCR fragment presents no clear events or names. Readable text is minimal, offering only scattered letters and undecipherable segments. No definite people places organizations or dates can be determined from the fragment.
Mrs N A Mills of 906 E 4th St Austin Texas describes severe sick headaches indigestion and gas for years. After her father in law advised Argotane she states headaches gone and she can eat freely. She praises the treatment and urges others to try Argotane. Genuine Argotane may be sought at Carpenter Bros Drug. Also a note on Ramsey's Austin Nursery offering free catalogue.
A life size bust of General Sam Houston has been presented to San Antonio by Mra. J. M. Duvari for the Alamo Minion Chapter, Daughters of the Republic of Texas. It will be kept in the Municipal Auditorium and is described as an excellent likeness. The piece has ties to Governor Lubbock and 1861 secession events through Samuel Sidney Smith, long-time San Antonio mayor.
Advertisement from Henry Mein kowsky Clifton Tex offering English White Leghorns Tom Barron strain. Baby chicks 9 dollars per hundred and setting eggs 30 cents per dozen. Local delivery RL 1. 40-4tp
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