Habit Promises Wide Selection at The Food Oing Store
A reader notes the store offers a unique mix not found in other drug stores, promising reliability and a habit forming choice for shoppers seeking variety and convenience.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
8
A reader notes the store offers a unique mix not found in other drug stores, promising reliability and a habit forming choice for shoppers seeking variety and convenience.
A severe blizzard Friday blanketed the area with six inch to several feet of snow and temperatures near three to five degrees. Roads were impassable for days, mail carrier Jesse J. Culp got stuck seven miles from Crantills Gap, returning after six feet of lane snow. The piece notes residents Magnus L. Colwick, J. M. Sparks family, Mrs Jno Rogstad and Agnes Rysted, with Ole G. Hsing's death and Roseola outbreak mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sale of conserve flour and sugar to consumers in various quantities. Mentions town and pub sales and references a defense council and county service terms. overall text is garbled and reads like wartime provisioning notes with unclear details.
Property transactions include transfers such as Alexander and Gandy parcels and others totaling various sums. Marriage licenses issued include John F. Davis with Nellie Davis and J Walker with Annie MacGate, plus notices of residents visiting Meridian. Weather and travel notes reference severe cold and heavy snowdrifts affecting mail delivery and local movement.
A young Texas soldier, about 11 years old, was found in a well conscious state in the garage of J. R. Cull one mile north of Wert. He is frostbitten and received medical attention at once. the Camp Bowie commanding officer was notified. The home is listed as Bryan. The report touches on school exams, snow ball games, and band music preparations for 1918 with local residents mentioned.
Postponed due to heavy weather the Valley Mills High School home talent play Much to Do about Hetty will be performed Friday night January 15 at Clifton High School Auditorium. Teachers and students from Valley Mills prepared props and scenery for the event.
English Bible Classes and Sunday School to meet next Sunday morning at 10.00 with full attendance of teachers and scholars. Regular English language service follows at 11.00. Crawford service at 4.00 Sunday afternoon. Cathecumens to meet Saturday morning at 10.00 at the parochial school building.
A local shop advertises regulation yarn for sweaters helmets and wristlets for anyone serving in the army or navy. John E. Swenson invites customers to secure materials at the store.
The bank explains recent neglect of regular work due to excess load on cashier Julian M Jen son and a Legal Advisory Board member assisting draft work. It notes many customers saved a trip to Meridian in cold weather and asks patrons to overlook delays during this busy time.
Limited supply of Surcropper seed corn for sale praised as a great producer and drought resistant. Price listed as $1.75 per record and Dallas News.
Governor Hobby announced that when the Federal Government assumed control of transportation, the State Railroad of Texas also fell under government jurisdiction. J B Wolbert of Palestine, manager, forwarded documents showing Director General McAdoo served the notice to the State Railroad.
To our many friends we express heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation for loving words of sympathy deeds of kindness and every act of helpfulness to us in our bereavement. It is a blessing to dwell among such kind and sympathetic friends. JM Bettie and family.
Local ad offers payment for scrap metal including tron and tin. Buyer T. R. James, described as a bla smitte, seeks junk donations and cash in exchange for processed scrap material.
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