Young Men of Glass Examined Names Listed
Part continues with a long roster of individuals by hometowns including Clifton Valley Mills Iredell Walnut Springs and Parsons. Names such as Hubbard Alien C Barton Wm A Barnes Napoleon B Boone and Reuben P Bennett appear among others. The list seems to catalog residents linked to a glass industry or institutional inquiry.
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Valley Mills
Napoleon B. Boone
Justin
Olin Bonds
Roswell
Reuben P. Bennett
Parsons
Kane
Raymond L. Bennett
Wane
Rudolph H. Bernhardt
Clifton
Stearling N. Beard
Koppert
Otto Behnke
Walnut Springs
Hallie Block
Carlos C. Blackwell
James FE. Boulton
Misses Bridgefarmer
Morgan
Clarence S. Bronstad
Bryan
Iredell
Willie KR
Wriggs
Whitney
Knute O. Knudson
Geo
W. Kirkman
Albert A. Kieke
Gay Hi
Edward Kleine
Selmer T. Knudson
Meridian
Valentine Lander
Mosheim
Frank Landon
Kopper
Wm. R. Lawler
Bdron
James B. Landon
John 8. Lindeman
Lredell
Wallace Lindsey
Ira Lock
Valley Mille
John C. Lund
Norse
Jesse A. Lyons
John M. Lyons
Walter A. Leigon
John L. Landon
Alvin O. Linberg
Clifton James E. Massengale
Fred L. Matson
Jodie C. Moore
James R. Morris
George Lorimer
Henry A. Morrison
Waltut Springs
Wm. D. Martin
McGehre
MsElroy
Sredell
McWhorter
Carty
Kopperl
le Sina
Tredell
Notice from U S Marshal on German alien enemy affidavits
The United States Marshal in Austin Texas on February 4 requests publicity for a communication from the Attorney General. The notice concerns contents of affidavits of German alien enemies submitted during patriot visits Clifton week February 4 to 9 and aims to inform registrars and all concerned. The message references a Colorado Gulf gathering and affiliate party on a specified date.
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Austin
Tex
Sam
United States
Clifton
Berbine Promises Quick Relief for Torpid Liver
J. H. Rogers U.S. Marshal recommends Berbine for gas in stomach or bowels caused by a torpid liver. Describes Berbine as a liver stimulant and bowel purifier. Price Co. sold by Price & Stuart.
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Price Co
Price & Stuart
Scouts Plan Father and Son Banquet at First Presbyterian
The Troop No 1 of ClifTexas marks February events with Anniversary Week for Boy Scouts and Mother and Son week activities. They invite fathers and sons to a morning service at the First Presbyterian Church where Ernest S. Sansom will preach a sermon titled A Bible Scout. Members will meet at the church afterward.
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Boy Scout Movement
America
Clif- Texas
Sbyterian
Ernest S. Sansom
German Arrested on Funny Charge
Amsterdam reports an artist who designed paper money of the denomination was arrested at Niederlahnstein on charges of ridiculing the fatherland. The marginal decorations on the bills mocked German life with drawings of food and snide captions.
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Amsterdam
Prussia
Niederlahnstein
Maaschode
Rotterdam
Red Cross Donations Acknowledged by Local Groups
The Red Cross received donations from Norse Horse Protective Association led by Peder Dahl for 15 dollars, Magazine-Eu terpean Club contributing 10 dollars, Lutheran Ladies Aid giving 4.98 dollars, and Dr. Burton R. Carpenter donating 16 dollars as examiner’s fee.
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Red Cross
Norse Horse Protective Association
Peder Dahl
Magazine
Euterpean Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Burton R. Carpenter
War Effort Encourages Scout Unity in Community
A speaker urges boys to seize the chance to meet local peers, stressing that any action aiding Boy Scouts of America’s war efficiency benefits the nation and aids victory, quoting Woodrow Wilson on the contribution to the war effort.
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Woodrow Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
Save Food to Aid Allied War Effort in Bosque County
Federal Food Administrator Fred M. Huggins urges Americans to conserve scarce supplies as Allied and neutral nations face shortages. Enforced by a wartime plan, the campaign calls for wheatless days on Monday and Wednesday, meatless Tuesday, porkless Tuesday and Saturday, plus daily fat and sugar savings. Use fruits vegetables and potatoes abundantly to support troops and families overseas.
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India
Australia
Argentine
Europe
France
North America
The
Food Administration
Fred M. Huggins
Bosque County
Wholesale Arrests in Van Zandt County and Rains County
Tyler Texas February 1 John Goode a Van Zandt county merchant was indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of using abusive language toward President Wilson and twenty nine Rains county citizens accused of conspiracy against the government and evading the draft law Bond set at 1000 for Goode and 2000 for each of the twenty nine defendants Trial set for the April term of the federal court in Tyler Also linked lies between these cases and the Farmers and Laborers Protective association in Texas and the Working Class union trials in Oklahoma
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Tyler
Tex
John Goode
van Zandt County
Wilson
Rains County
Goode
Eastern District of Texas
Farmers and Laborers, Protective Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Sugar selling merchant Schultz faces sugar cutoff
Paul Schultz of New Baden Texas becomes the first Texas retail grocer cut off from licensed staples by Food Administrator Peden after authorities found he sold sugar in 100 and 200 pound lots in January. The law limited sales to five pounds per town customer or ten pounds to country customers. Wholesale grocers have been told not to sell Schultz goods and he cannot purchase goods elsewhere.
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Paul Schultz
New Baden
Texas
Peden
Schultz
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