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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
6
A fragment from an automotive repair listing notes urgent service at OTR Garage with emphasis on faster repairs and customer satisfaction. The readable text stresses speed and quality in vehicle repair offerings.
A field of visitors and social events dominates Valley Mills reports. Residents including Mrs Rallaback, Mrs Simpson, and Mrs Wilkins host or attend gatherings with friends and relatives across town. The piece notes a wedding at Plane and mentions several local figures and upcoming activities at Baroka Springs and Del Rio, highlighting community ties and weekly social life.
A large group of enthusiastic women gathered at the Hamilton court house last Saturday after ten to rally for Governor William P. Hobby. Mrs Dewey Langford presided, with Miss Georgie Cooper present. Speakers included Mrs Ferguson and Miss Donnelly, who urged registration and voting support. The gathering, part of the Woman's Hobby Club, numbered about one hundred seventy five members.
Washington figures indicate some firms earned excess profits in the last fiscal year as charged by the Federal Trade Commission. The Senate must return the amount of profit reported, while government auditors prepare to present the findings publicly.
Advertises affordable courses in Bookkeeping Shorthand Telegraphy and Business Administration with job placement that repays initial expenses through first two months salary. Claims heavy rail traffic boosting demand and urges enrollment citing Byrn shorthand and practical bank learning. Promotes rapid training at half the cost with state endorsed endorsements and large promotional rhetoric.
A June 24 1918 meeting at Lawless Park established a Women’s Hobby Club with 171 members enrolled. Mrs J C Butts county Secretary organized the group, Miss McChensey of Hillsboro spoke on the campaign, and Mrs W R Coffin was elected president with Mrs M S Wood as secretary. Committees were formed to recruit more members for the next week.
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