Modern Sanitary Goods Invites Customer Service Presence
A brief plea highlights modern rare sanitary products and ongoing constant service. The notice thanks customers and extends an invitation to visit or engage with the firm.
25 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
1
A brief plea highlights modern rare sanitary products and ongoing constant service. The notice thanks customers and extends an invitation to visit or engage with the firm.
Mr Bill Ryan attended Federal Court at Waco. Miss Dessie Raines of Meridian spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Bryan Richards. P T A met Friday night with poor attendance. delegates looted to go to the annual district meeting at Clifton. A fine program by P T A and art pupils, Prof Wilson of Fairview school, welcomed visitors and spoke on school improvement. A Landgrat went to Dallas. Bevers and Gayote Home Demonstration Club members attended County Council at Clifton. Club met Thursday afternoon. Mins Gaines, Home Demonstration Agent, gave dieting talk. Mr and Mrs Bill Bryan and sons Roy and Darwin have been ill. they are improving. J C Smith of Whitney visited at the home of J H Davis and family.
In a curious tale from 25 Nut Pittersth, Jimmie Gadeed reports swan baby highs and a bizarre hatch event. The scene features floral plants, unusual creatures, and a mix of local names and items in a small community setting.
Mrs Antoinette Olsen, longtime Clifton resident and elder, marked her first birthday last Sunday. Friends and relatives filled her room to wish her well, despite recent illness. A two story white cake with ninety one candles crowned the celebration as Rev. M L Purcell led prayers and guests enjoyed cake and coffee. Clifton residents joyfully honored a prominent local figure.
Yolande and relatives gathered at the Goo Wallace home to celebrate Mrs. Martha Wallace’s eighty seventh birthday on March 12. Relatives from Bosque and Houston attended, including daughter Mrs. J W Mayfield and Mrs. Kesime of Houston. Mrs. Wallace, born in Nacogdoches and later a pioneer in the Norse community, shared stories and songs in her native language as guests enjoyed a generous dinner.
A Meridian court session opened at 9:00 am with Judge Ward presiding. Grand jury members were sworn in and officers appointed. Port Worth returned prisoners for sentencing, including Hobson and Pink Fisdson, with others awaiting transport to the penitentiary. Local data, a death, and a marriage are noted along with community notices and upcoming tasks for Meridian.
Production from seven distinct farm sectors including wool mohair grain poultry and dairy goods shipped last Saturday totalled 2480 dozen and 17 100 across the area with 960 dozen 14 120 acres purchased from farmers. Local Chamber of Commerce seeks modern large capacity chick hatchery and a power line from Louisiana Power Company to supply multiple enterprises and lighting. Community notes praise sermons by Rev Urner and visit from L J Larson. health concerns noted for Ed Seibel after a scaffolding fall. students to attend Interscholastic Meet and locals attend the circuit meeting in Vernon.
H L Little fifty eight died at his Meridian home last Monday afternoon after an illness of heart leakage. He lived much of his life in Bosque County serving as sheriff and holding other offices. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Meridian Baptist Church with Rev E H Owen and former Clifton pastors officiating. Interment followed in Meridian Cemetery. The Record extends sympathy to his wife and three daughters.
City officials announce a cooperative clean-up event for the City Park on Wednesday March 29. Businesses in Gatesville Carroll County Texas will close for the day to aid in beautification efforts led by J. RL Baten and others.
The Clifton Public School notes recount W. D. Babey leading Bosque County events in Iredell with Clifton placing about seventy five points. Floyd Mallett led scoring at 15 while several teammates contributed in the junior and senior chorus program and afterschool activities.
The fragment mentions a Wednesday event linked to Seth and a press note. Readable names include Seth and OEY. The text is incomplete, but implies a scheduled or observed occurrence with these identifiers. No clear outcome or location is established.
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