Hospital unit writes of Armistice relief and Verdun duties
Private Jesse T. Eggen of Evacuation Hospital No. 15 AEF writes of daily medical work after the armistice, observing reduced shelling, sightings of rockets, and the Verdun area. He recalls travel from New York via Brest to Rivigny and Rivigny to Verdun, noting paper arrivals and holiday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Rimaecourt
Rivigny
Verdun
Clifton Record
Gap News
U. S
Corp
Jesse T. Eggen
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted as Kidney Remedy
Advertisement urges quick use of Prickly Ash Bitters for kidney distress with symptoms like backache nervous disorders pale complexion and dark circles under the eyes. Claims it is a first class kidney remedy priced at $1.25 by Price & Stuart dated February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price & Stuart
Four Ministers at Bree Ring Wedding Ended by Divorce Lawyer
A report notes that despite four ministers officiating a Bree Ring wedding, a divorce lawyer a year later dissolves the union, highlighting the fragility of vows amid legal intervention.
Governor Hobby's Texas message urges reform and budget changes
Governor Hobby urges a business like budget process, merit system, and a state welfare board. He calls for a deficit appropriation up to 250000, a depository law, free textbooks funding, women on boards, and district court investigations to streamline the judiciary. The message accompanies recommendations for joint rules and budget committee authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Austin
Texas
Hobby
Ship of State
Poincare Opens Council in Paris Peace Conference
President Poincare opened the Paris peace conference with a formal address praising the allied nations for choosing Paris as the seat of talks and lauding the valor of allied armies that defended the French capital. He thanked the representatives and urged trust in a body not seen as violators of humanity.
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Paris
Poincare
France
Seven Millions Paid in Dallas War Fund Drive
Texans and residents of Arkansas Arizona Oklahoma New Mexico and Louisiana have contributed seven million dollars in paid cash to the United War Work Fund, per McAllister C Price Southern Department collector. The six states pledged over nine point six million with one more payment due March 2. Arizona reports full collection and New Mexico nine-five percent paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
United War Work Fund
McAllister C. Price
Southern Department
Contest Pro Amendment Restrain Gov Stephens in Prohibition Fight
A temporary order restraining Gov William D Stephens from certifying California legislature ratification of the federal prohibition amendment was issued. Hearing set for January 20. The order followed a petition by a grape grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William D. Stephens
California
Son of King George Dies
Indon Prince John, youngest son of King George, died at Sandingham Saturday night after a period of illness. He was born at Sandringham on July 12, 1905.
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Indon
Prince John
George
Sandingham
Prince
Sandringham
Coal regulations suspended and contract rules updated
Washington zone and price rules on coke and coal except Pennsylvania anthracite are suspended by the fuel administration effective February 1. The railroad administration will assume all contracts up to the coal year end April 1 for worker protection as available supplies permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
The
Fuel Administration
Railroad Administration
Bosque Growers Association Holds 1919 Session at Clifton
The Bosque County Sheep and Goat Growers Association met January 10 1919 at Clifton Texas with 50 members present. President C M Logan led prayers Rev E S Sansom spoke on shepherds The secretary reported 80 paid members 1918 receipts 80 expenses 79 24 wolf bounty paid 314 70 for 16 scalps and 81 40 other costs leaving 233 30 The wool proceeds totaled 3166 50 checks mailed The group discussed dog law and wild animal bounty 2 50 per wolf scalp New county farm demonstrator Mr Eaton spoke on Increasing the Flocks in Bosque County Officers re elected Many paid 1919 dues and wool/mohair handling topics were covered The next meeting set for April in Clifton with Oscar J Rea secretary
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Bosque County Sheep and Goat Growers Association
Mixon Hall
Clifton
Texas
C. M. Logan
E. S. Sansom
Louise Glenn
Tyler
Travis Grimland
Fay Kay
Pal
Gitz Rice
W. W. Coll
College Station
J. A. Kidd
Commissioners Court
Association
Eaton
Bosque County
Geo. F. Kornegay
Morris
J. T. Jenson
E. Bekkelund
Valley Mills
American Sheep Breeders and Angora Journal
Association For 1919
J. N. Colwick
Coll
McKnight
Baltimore
Oscar J. Rea
Show Few Failures Among the Advertisers
A Clarendon News note cites Dun and Bradstreet showing only 16 percent of business failures among advertisers while 84 percent occur among non advertisers. The piece urges merchants publishers and bankers to boost advertising expenditures this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Dun
Clarendon News
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praise From Readers
Readers report quick relief from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials from Mrs QO Cook of Macon Illinois Mrs James A Knott of Chillicothe Missouri and Mrs Moore of Oval Pennsylvania noting fast improvement after use.
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Chamberlain
QO. Cook
Macon
James A Knott
Chillicothe
Moore
Oval
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A. G. Gilliam
Clifton, Texas
French
Glorieux-Meuse
Luxemburg
Glorieux
Argonne Forest
New York
Brest
Perry Ragstad
Clifton Mill & Elevator CO
Proceedings of the
Bosque Growers Association
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