22 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
1
A local advertiser urges careful purchase of farming implements. It stresses evaluating stock, avoiding costly mistakes, and using dealers for reliable service, aiming to maximize value this coming year. It invites readers to inspect in town and compare features before buying.
Local item notes Montaville High School events at the auditorium on February 23 and a later play, staff gatherings, a demonstration in Meridian Texas, and community notices. Mentions specific names, dates, venues, and community groups across various sections.
Regular service announced for the German Lutheran Church on Sunday at Wide. A cryptic line mentions payable rates and a forthcoming event or notice involving a person named Williamraithh and a local area, but details are unclear.
A Kansas board suggests renaming the disease from German measles to Liberty measles to avoid wartime stigma. The article notes moral and patriotic pressure, warning the spread could hasten the end of the war. The piece mixes satire with public health commentary and references to boys and wins.
Expeditionary forces mule drivers in France are prohibited from swearing at the animals. The muleteers are trying to learn to say "Tut, tut" with emphasis, but acknowledge the job is heartbreaking.
Cevarne Texas Mab and George W Mercey report tampering with Red Cross surgical dressings from Godley. Federal authorities notified. Earlier a stranger frightened staff at Red Cross headquarters and was asked to leave by a local citizen.
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