War Talk and Community Notes from Clifton
War time faith, patriotism, and local life dominate this Clifton column. Reports note recruitment, labor debates, and public displays of unity, alongside updates on garden and poultry programs, local accidents, and residents traveling to events or joining the military.
Texas business shows gain as wartime production grows
Nation storags of 167 births for ese ftum danthe TREAS BUSINERS SHOWS GAIN AUSTIN. Feb. 16 Texas business increased 24 percent in volume during MO. Dr PA Muschel, university of Texas Bureau of Business Research, says wartime output just scratched surface. A composite index reached 13.9 in December versus 12.68 in November, up 107 year ago.
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TREAS
Austin
Texaa
Dutte Har
PA Muschel
University of Texan Bureau of
Business Research
Balieven
Texic
Buraaw
Friday Bridge Party Remembers Military Lineage
A Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. W. D. Goodall featured bright yellow chrysanthemums and a warm reception. Distinctive scores earned Mrs. H. P. Packer and Mrs. Bob Henderson prizes, while Mrs. S. L. Witcher won the traveling race among a large guest list. A luncheon was served to many, and attendees included numerous local names. The piece also recounts brief biographical notes on generals and notable military leaders, including West Point histories and connections to the McArthur family, cited from the Houston Chronicle Art Gravure Section.
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H. %. Packer
Bob Henderson
Mra. S. L
Kelsey Bradatreet
BR. L. Lane
Hulen Aars
W. B. Onwald
N.W. Willett
Robt
L. Baldridge
J. Brundefer
Emmett H. Schow
Raymond Rogstad
H.R Will
E. K. Parker
West Point
Theodore Roosevelt
Mexico
United States Army
Philippines
Arthur Macarthur
Douglas MacArthur
Wisconsin
France
Wealon
Louise Cromwell
Brooks
Lionel
Atwell MacArthur
Jean Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Houston Chronicle
Local visitors visit seriously ill Miss Snider in city hospital
Mr and Mrs Marke Richards Mr and Mrs Auburn McFadden of Gates ville and Mrs Alex McNeill of Valtey Mills visited Miss Mary Snider who remains seriously ill but is improving nicely. They also called on other relatives and friends during the visit.
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Marke Richards
Auburn McFadden
Gatesville
Alex McNeill
Valtey Mills
Mary Snider
Busy Bee H. D. Club Meeting Notes
The Busy Bee Club met February 6 at Mrs. George Jackson's. President Dirn. Mamie Seljos led the session with prayer. Mrs. Alyinin Amundson reported on Cornell. Lawrence from Meridian demonstrated prune techniques. Mina Miller discussed pamphlets. Adjournment followed with cake cookies and cocoa. Next meeting February 25 at Mrs. Clara Lander on interior decorating. visitors welcome.
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Busy Bee H. D. Club
Busy Bee Club
George Jackson
Mamie Seljos
America
Alyinin Amundson
Cornell
Lawrence
Meridian
Mina Miller
Jackson
Clara Lander
Four year old FIMUMLE Wade Powers improves in hospital
Fimumle Wade Powers, four year old son of Mr and Mrs J W Powers of Valley Mills, remains a patient at the local hospital with his condition greatly improved after being severely buried on New Yeary Day.
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Fimumle Wade Powers
J. W. Powers
Valley Mills
Jimmy
Community notices and funeral report from Turnersville
Local items announce a meeting with Mrs P Ry Danny this Tuesday afternoon in Bath with agent Mine Miller present. Several Clifton area visitors and churchgoers are noted along with funeral attendance for Art Walker at Hurat Springs. County notices name ALPREN HARDWICK and WALLACE EVANS PICKLIN for Precinct 4, and a cloths shop eye care event scheduled for Clifton with glasses and small-town social details.
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P. Ry Danny
Hoebean
Bath
Mine Miller
Avery Cox
Turnersville
Suneday
Bell Turner
Berr
J. Turner
J. Turner and Family, In the Scarsestle
Art. Walker
Hurat Springs
Walker
Charley Townley
Will Ragsdale
Clifton
Ed Light
Mora Waco
Mora Waco Vialiots
RM. Lane
Waliey Mille
P. E. Damsby
Electra Danaby
Bill Klefbrink
Near Dition
Ida Barton
Mosheim
A.B. Poston
Fred Kleibrink
Joe Bearden
Searsville
John
Mathews
Moshi
Gues Ia
Dr Z J Reyes Stock Minerals Patented Feed Mix
Dr Z J Reyes Stock Minerals markets Martin Lane Crown Minerals for range feeding. The product claims improved general health and better digestion, with recommendations to use a set salt percentage. They note recent purchase and selling costs per head for cattle, estimating about 0 cents per head.
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Martin-Lane
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