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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
8
A local tailor promises custom fit and style, offering a wide line of fabrics with economical woolens. The shop emphasizes personalized design and the least expensive options to suit individual needs.
A Washington Times rendering of a wartime prayer asking divine aid for Allied forces. It pleads blessings on General Pershing and General Potain, honors President Wilson, and seeks guidance for the army, submarines, and machine gunners amid World War I hostilities. It ends with a vow to liberty and victory in heaven.
Scrap iron valued at 40 cents per hundred weight is being sought by U S Polk Aocrore. The notice mentions a specific tender process from 0. kK. Snell and invites interested parties to respond to the inquiry.
The Meridian court ordered a Bosque county election on February 9 to decide whether to take up eradication work as taxed. It declared the common school tax election results: nine votes for tax, zero against. Justice D. J. McAdams resigned. J. M. Coolidge appointed to the unexpired term. Several officers’ fees were approved and a plan to issue bonds for the Meridian Highway between Brasos bridge and McLennan line was considered, plus a separate vote to issue $100 per mile annually for maintenance after road improvement. The court adjourned January 19, with numerous claims listed for payment and a marriage license granted to M. Taylor and Emme Thompson among others. Local obituaries note the death of J. Moore in Meridian and community movements such as firms relocating.
College friends Viola Bronstad Olga Bronstad Torene Jorgenson Corval Jorgenson visited last Saturday. Prof Olson spent Sunday at his Cran fills Gap farm. Ella Lond Mabel Rogstad Beatrice Holt pear Novas Anna Hom visited home folks over Sunday. Line Riernan visited Hilma Mickelson weekend. Helen Kisher Pauline Sorenson May Keesing Kohne went home after exams. Louella Amundson visited Agnes Grimland. New linoleum laid in Ladies Hall. Pauline Sorenson stayed at dorm during exams. Odin Westguard returned to school after normal course graduation.
Church services Sunday at 11 14 a m and 7 15 p m Sunday School 10 00 a m Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m All members are urged to attend and support the church programs in Strangure and vintora.
A historic advertisement states, We are paying the following prices in cash for eggs per dozen, listing cash rates likely by dozen with no other terms. The brief public notice emphasizes immediate cash payments for eggs.
Local mail service sees Levi B Swenson take over the star route position formerly held by Jeane G Colpax. The You're People’s Society gathered last Friday night with Miss Anna Kyntad performing recitations and readings alongside music, amid mentions of chocolate desserts.
Next Sunday at 10:00 morning Sunday School with full attendance desired. English language regular service at 11:00, Norwegian language at 10:00, Sunday night service at 7:00. A business meeting follows morning services. voting members urged to attend. Choir rehearsals Thursday night at 7:00, catechans meet Saturday at 10:00 at the parish school.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Men s Bible Clays and Carian Endeavor Society note prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m Cresting all and pastor s shady term unclear but indicates church activities and meeting times for the week.
The text notes a sale listing for a 1018 Ford touring car never run by Ralph Field of Clifton Texas. It also mentions the University of Texas Committee on Trachers placing about five hundred teachers in Texas since February, with high demand for teachers in English History and Latin as capacity grows.
A garbled pastiche blends partisan denunciation of Russia with a Walt Mason cited verse about rebellion and a Weather Bureau rainfall report from University of Texas. It asserts national despotism, liberator talk, and hints at drought in Austin with 1017 as a driest year. The piece mixes quoted lines and historical weather data in a single, unreadable mosaic.
A fragmentary recollection paints a surreal scene with odd details and misheard phrases. Characters like Mike shales and Tin Taw pen appear as misread names while strawstacks burn instead of baled. The piece hints at advertisers and curious townsfolk weaving a strange, dreamlike reportage.
Seed oats for sale free of Johnson grain and A H Loeuseo from Star Route Clifton Texas. Contact Star Route Clifton area for details and pricing.
4UNK WANTED Will pay 40 cents per hundred for scrap iron. T. R. James, the black smith, uc.
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