Drug Service Assurance Promises Accurate Prescriptions
A local provider asserts every prescription is filled correctly and all requests met as intended. They solicit drug business on merit, promising customers will not be disappointed with any deal.
16 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
1
A local provider asserts every prescription is filled correctly and all requests met as intended. They solicit drug business on merit, promising customers will not be disappointed with any deal.
The third meeting of the year was held at Mrs. Gus Grimland's home with Mrs. Baldridge presiding in the president's absence. New member Mrs. Willett introduced. treasurer's report read. Mrs. Townsend spoke on The Empire of the Sun, noting disaster relief efforts. Members pledged for Flower Carnival. next meeting set for Nov 27 with Mrs. George Heim hosting. Refreshments served after adjournment. Grand Ball at Womack Hall on Nov 22 with Buckholin Orchestra. admission charged. A. W. Price has returned from Temple Sanitarium after surgery and is recovering steadily.
Local notice references a sermon urging focused effort in tough times, with an invitation to Price & Stuart's Drug Store on Saturday, Nov. 17 and recurring dates. It lists a regional optometrist Joe A. Reever and a church appeal for members to bring others, plus sale of two farms near Clifton, K A Mjaaland.
Local deeds list transfers including Benson, Smith, Crafford and others with various acreages and sums. Notices cover marriage licenses, church extensions, agency meetings, and Baptist association activities in Meridian and Clifton with several pastors and officials mentioned.
A note from NT Wallace in Waco Texas advertises a home for sale in West Clifton with immediate sale, asking for down payment like rent and email contact. Also mentions earned goods sale of one peak and dates of sale by AA Miller in Celto ny Teomatte.
Cranfills Gap reports Jacob Johnson to run a Chevrolet agency after moving from Sam Knudy’s east of town. The Methodist Quarterly Conference drew many from Lanham and Fairy charges. Local social notes cover travels to Abilene, Sub-station tours, and cotton trading. A large sale by G. C. Bran iad & Son boosted cash business, while road work on Roger Q. Mills Highway aims to improve travel. Announcements include Conley Knudson's Dallas engagement to Mina Cunningham, a church program at Glen Rose, and the marriage of Bert Nele and Beaulab Stanford with community well wishes. Women’s political gains noted as eighty women seek state legislative seats, reflecting limited office-holding for women.
Fragmented OCR text shows Jur Em Us operating on Wednesdays and Thursdays to buy seed cotton. Mentions daily handling, storage capacity for seed cotton, and a person named O. M. Brewiad described as manager.
Notice to school patrons announces enforcement of the compulsory school attendance law in Clifton Independent School District starting November 26th for 100 consecutive days. All children eight or older who have not turned fourteen must attend school daily. penalties scale with violations as fixed by the state. Tom C. Farks, President, School Board.
Beassanvalan Lutheran Church schedules English worship at 11:00 Sunday with sermon When Are We Ready to Meet the Bridegroom and Norwegian service at Crawford Sunday 4 PM. Sunday School at 10:00 full attendance. choir rehears Thursday at 7:20. catechumens meet Saturday 10:00 at the parish building. Theodore Lerud is pastor. cordial welcome extended.
Town brief lists sales of mules and horses for barter with Ford tar. Names Mjaaland, Annie and Clara Gloff, and C F Kroeger appear as Fort Worth visitors at the Diamond Jubilee. A Jersey cow for sale with calf is offered. Womack Hall buys pew plane to be installed for an upcoming ball. A wood sewing outfit is advertised for Thursday night November 22 with other local notices.
A Clifton Poultry Association member reports on the Texas Poultry Convention in Dallas. The event drew many attendees and featured speeches and round table talks. The writer stresses poultry farming requires expertise and capital to be profitable, not a casual sideline.
The senior class at Wigh High will present Getting Acquainted Friday evening, November 16, at the School Auditorium. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
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