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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

10

Letter From Ira Fersen Germany Nov 21 1918

Ira Fersen writes from Germany after the armistice describes travel across Europe from central France to Germany, living with a German family, scarcer food and high prices, concerns about cooties, and hopes to return home soon as he reflects on the war’s end. He notes old towns, a six hundred year old church, and plans to share more news in person.

Europe France Germany U. S

Residence of Col. E. M. House Sells Again in Austin

The Austin residence once owned by Col. E. M. House and sold previously to L. Lancaster of Corpus Christi has changed hands to W. A. Quebecaux of Georgetown for 52000. Part of the price was Georgetown property. The home is famed as a handsome Austin landmark built by House years ago.

Austin Tex E. M. House American Peace Commission Paris L. Lancaster Corpus Christi Lancaster W. A. Quebecaux Georgetown Colonel House J. W. Binkley Illinois Avenue Nashville Tennessee Tanlac Clifton Carpenter Brothers Drug Store

Mun strmarfeld Notice Names Priv Ira Forson

A fragment from Mun strmarfeld Germany reads a wartime reference to Private Ira Forson of the 30th Infantry A E F U S Army. The text appears as a small local notice mentioning the serviceman.

Emancipation Call at Peace Conference Chair Note

The article reports M Clemenceau presiding with President Wilson as they open a League of Nations discussion. It stresses two aims: conclude wartime settlements and secure global justice and lasting peace. It warns that permanent world cooperation is needed to prevent future strain and ensure enduring guarantees from allied nations.

la Salle de la Paix Foreign Office M. Clemenceau Wilson League of Nations United Stes Fever Europe Asia United States

Railroads and capital needs outlined by Hines

Congress will be asked to appropriate 750 million dollars to repay and finance railroads. The director general estimates 368,193,000 needed this year for capital projects including improvements and rolling stock. Included are 12,840,000 for inland waterways and 20,000,000 for reorganizing the Boston and Maine.

Congress Hines Boston & Maine

Hobby Asks Education Aid For Texas Teachers

Governor Hobby submits a special message to the legislature requesting appropriations of 3.5 million dollars from state general revenues to raise teachers salaries and fund education programs in Austin Texas, outlining fiscal needs and policy aims.

Austin Texas Ernor Hobby

Proposes Better Paid Rural Teachers in Texas

In Austin Texas Hor Annie Webb Blanton the state superintendent advocates salary improvements for rural teachers in a continued series urging school funding reform. She argues higher pay will attract qualified educators and improve rural schools.

Austin Texas Annie Webb Blanton

Senate Passes Food Relief Bill After Debates

Washington report notes the senate approves a food relief measure after a week of spirited debate by a vote not fully shown. The article emphasizes legislative action on aid programs and the tense process in the upper chamber.

Senate Washington

Letter From a Sailor at Sea Christmas 1918

A U S S Comfort sailor writes home from sea on December 26 1918 describing a merry Christmas aboard and a desire to return to school. He mentions a Red Cross Santa and presents from readers as the ship speeds toward New York for a February return and discharge.

U. S. S. Comfort Red Cross Santa Clause Comfort New York Jessie Todd

Woman Claims Age to Match Look of Youth

A 40-year-old woman faces doubt as she asserts she can appear 20 by altering her appearance and claiming to be 30. The remark highlights the tension between self-perception and outward aging, sparking discussion on age presentation.

Wife notes husband spends patience on rummy friends

A fragment suggests a wife complains that her husband spends so much time with downtown rummy friends that he has little patience left for home life.

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A. G. Gilliam Ira Fersen Dear Munstrmarfeld Ira Forson U. S. Army Clifton Mill & Elevator CO Hobby The Parent-Teacher Association Taniac al Torr Tarzan OF the Apes Queen Theatre
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