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A statement of Dodge Brothers war activities is due the owners of their cars.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
2
A statement of Dodge Brothers war activities is due the owners of their cars.
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff or Constable of Bosque County to summon George Calvin Burch W H Everett N H Crow August Zuchike Elijah Burch Stephen Bozarth N G Warnell and Anderson Burch and their unknown residences and heirs and legal representatives Lat George Bond August Zudilke Crow W H Everett Calvin Bark Elijah Burch Stephen Boz.
A Boise woman describes worsening circulation and fatigue until her husband consulted a doctor who prescribed Cardus. After two bottles her condition improved, she regained strength, slept less disrupted, and could resume housework and care for six children.
Alma Braune Carl Braune and Henry Bernhardt sue George Bond et al seeks to quiet title to 126 acre tract in Bosque County Ildress Creek area described by metes and bounds. Defendants named unknown residents warned to appear March 17 1919 in Meridian District Court to answer petition filed December 9 1918 in case No 4220 seeking confirmation of title and removal of doubts on ownership and possession.
A letter from Georgia B Greene of the A R C Paris informs Mrs Kathrine Jorgenson of Meridian Texas about the death of her son Prof Torval M Jorgenson. He died of gas exposure followed by pneumonia on September 21 in France near Hericourt Haute Saone close to Belford. The son died in the faith of Jesus Christ and hoped to meet his mother in heaven. Respondents are requested to confirm receipt of the message.
Kidney weakness bladder troubles and digestive disorders are within the curative power of Prickly Ash Bitters. It serves as a tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs. Price is $1.25 per bottle. Price & Stuart 142-21.
A brief remark notes that a chronic bragger rarely highlights his own faults as larger than others' flaws. The line suggests self awareness is skewed by vanity.
The court grants the plaintiffs full right and title to the land, divesting defendants of any interest, with costs and general and special relief. Witness 8 C. Clerk, Indian Texas. Day of A. D. 8. C. SMITH, Clerk Court County, Texas.
Sgt P M Shurley writes to P B Shurley Clifton Texas from front lines in France. He notes Dad's Day patriotic writing, brighter night lighting, safer shells, and shared news of Betsy’s death. He mentions Germany held territory now liberated and expresses Christmas and New Year wishes.
Constipation is linked to many diseases and regular use of Prickly Ash Bitters is promoted as a bowel tonic. It is described as mildly stimulating and beneficial for the stomach liver and kidneys. Available at Price & Stuart for 1.25 dollars per bottle.
Clifton Garage advertises oils gasoline casings inner tubes and accessories with friendly note that business is appreciated.
A concise aphorism on integrity noting that few men practice privately what they condemn publicly, implying inconsistency between private actions and public statements.
King George and President Wilson shared a regal Buckingham Palace banquet scene valued at $15,000,000 in solid gold plate and ornaments. The two leaders exchanged hopeful, principled remarks on liberty, justice, and the postwar settlement as Britain and the United States affirm their close bonds.
Mayor A. E. Am erman and City Solicitor W. H. How ard will travel to Washington to attend a hearing promised by Postmaster General Burles on January 15 regarding the proposed telephone rate increase. Lamar Lyndon will meet them in Washington after conducting a recent investigation into the telephone company at a cost of several dollars.
Paris officials report violent socialist disruptions as Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon outlines France's conditions for peace. He says Russia would face defensive French intervention, while offensive action would be by Russian troops. Opposition seeks budget votes and questions Clemenceau's policy amid sharp attacks from M Bouillon.
Austin announces public instruction elect Miss Annie Webb Blanton’s appointments. E L Mahoney Jr of Paris named first assistant, Emma Mitchell of Denton second, Katherine Gray of Dallas third, S M N Marrs of Terrell chief supervisor, G A Porter of San Marcos, Lucia Douglas of Tyler, and Mrs A P Nichols of El Paso high school supervisors. Rural supervisors Bonner Frizzell Palestine W James Edgewood Mrs D O Balew Fort Worth. T L Shepard Abilene certificate clerk, Mrs J B Gay Austin assistant statistician. Three appointees withheld until business arrangements finish.
General Pershing issues a directive that every doughboy in the army of occupation must have a comfortable bed. He found troops billeted in single rooms with many sleeping on blankets or the floor, prompting the order to improve sleeping arrangements.
A Sunday fire in Bristol Tennessee destroyed five major businesses including the Dominion National Bank. Firefighters from Kingsport aided after the mayor called for help. Estimated damage reached 1.59 million dollars.
Marshal Foch orders a battalion to Mannheim to guard a prison camp near there where about 10 600 Allied prisoners await liberation. The move follows reports of mistreatment and several murders of prisoners, according to the Badische Landes Zeitung.
War saving stamps valued at $36,000 and cash were stolen from a Greeley Colorado post office safe. The theft was not noticed until the building lights failed and workers, searching for candles, found the safe open and looted.
London reports Lloyd George holds a large parliamentary lead with about 250 seats. Analysts predict a short-lived majority likely to face storms and to constrain the premier though he can wield strong power.
Thomas B. Love Dallas assistant secretary of treasury resigns and will leave government service January 1. He expects to return to Dallas at an early date. Love's post was created early in the war and he supervised internal revenue collections and related duties before his resignation.
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