Young Men of Lass 1 Examined
List of young men from Clifton Valley Mills and nearby towns is presented as part of an ongoing examination roster. Names include Hubbard Alien Arnold Brandes Hallie Block James E. Boulton Ulysses Bridgefarmer Clarence Bronstad and many others across Clifton Iredell Parsons Walnut Springs and Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Valley Mill
Napoleon B. Boone
Justin
Olin Bonds
Roswell
Reuben P. Bennett
Parsons
Kans
Raymond L. Bennett
Jkrans
Rudolph H. Bernhardt
Clifton
Stearling N. Beard
Koppert
Otto Behnke
Walnut Springs
Hallie Block
Kopperl
Carlos C. Blackwell
James E. Boulton
Ulysses Bridge
Knute
Rover C. McGehee
Morgan
Mertrey
Teach McWhorter
Meridian
Notice from U S Marshal on German alien registration
United States Marshal J H Rogers in Austin Texas reports a confidential directive from the Attorney General regarding the registration of German alien enemies during February 4 to 9. The notice requests publicity for registrars and those concerned. Gas in the stomach or bowels is linked to a torpid liver and HERBINE is advertised as a liver stimulant and bowel purifier with price 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Cc
Price & Stuart
Boy Scouts Mark Anniversary Week With Father and Son Feasts
The article notes February as anniversaries for the Boy Scout movement and Father and Son week. Troop No. 1 of Clif-Texas invites fathers and friends to a Sunday morning church event and a Sunday evening feast at the First Presbyterian Church with talks and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
America
Troop No. 1
Clif- Texas
Abyterian Church
Ernest
Sansom
German Arrested On Funny Charge
Amsterdam reports an artist who designed paper money faces arrest on a charge of ridiculing the fatherland. In Niederlahnstein the marginal decorations on bills were found to depict food, including a ham with a note and turnips with a caption about how the Germans live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Prussia
Niederlahnstein
Maaschode
Rotterdam
Red Cross Donations Acknowledgments Listed
The notice thanks several donors to Red Cross work. Norse Horse Protective Association by Peder Dah donated $15. Magazine-Eu terpean Club gave $10. Lutheran Ladies Aid contributed $4.95. Dr. Burton R. Carpenter donated $16 for compensation as examining physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Norse Horse Protective Association
Peder Dah
Magazine
Euterpean Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Burton R. Carpenter
Boy Scout War Effort Praised by Woodrow Wilson
The text urges a youth to seize the chance to mingle with local boys and notes Woodrow Wilson’s quote that any action aiding the Boy Scouts of America will boost war efficiency and help win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
Save Food to Help Allies and Neutrals in War Effort
An appeal from Fred M. Huggins, Federal Food Administrator for Bosque County, urging strict food conservation to support Allied and neutral nations. The plan calls for wheatless days on Monday and Wednesday, meatless Tuesday, porkless Tuesday and Saturday, daily fat and sugar saving, and heavy use of fruits vegetables and potatoes to channel North American surplus to Europe and the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Australia
Argentine
Europe
The
Food Administration
Fred M. Huggins
Bosque County
Wholesale Arrests in Texas County Case Linked to Draft Evasion
Tyler Texas February 1 John Goode a Van Zandt county merchant was indicted by a federal grand jury for using abusive language toward President Wilson and twenty nine Rains county citizens were charged with conspiracy against the government and evading the draft. Bond set at 1000 for Goode and 2000 for each of the others with trial in April in Tyler. Authorities say the Rains county cases relate to the Farmers and Laborers Protective association and Working Class union trials in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
John Goode
van Zandt County
Wilson
Rains County
Goode
Eastern District of Texas
Farmers and Laborers, Protective Association
Texas
Oklahoma
New Baden Merchant Cut Off for Sugar Sales
Paul Schultz, a New Baden Texas merchant, becomes the first Texas retailer restricted under licensed foods to have sugar supplies limited. He sold sugar in 100 and 200 pound lots in January in violation of a five pound town limit and ten pound country limit. Food Administrator Peden orders no more wholesale sales to Schultz and forbids him from buying goods elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schultz
New Baden
Texas
Peden
Schultz
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Som?tion
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