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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
8
G Novy who recently came from New York to make her themes arrived in Clifton early this month. She made her home with her son, WBriety Novy, owner and operator of the Fair-Biore, one of Clifton’s leading factories.
The Day family and Henderson daughters express heartfelt thanks for kindness, sympathy, flowers, and prayers after the death of their beloved daughter and sister. Gratitude also goes to Rev. De Yong and Rev. Thrash for support during illness and loss. May blessings be with all who offered help.
Local notes report mild weather chatter beside a busy roundup of arrivals and departures. People visited kin in Clifton and Fort Worth while others traveled to Dallas for July 4th, with updates on health, work, and household improvements. An environmental health column urges sanitation, pest control, and mosquito prevention, stressing civic duty.
The note advises poultry keepers that heat is rising and chickens need a cool open house. It promotes products to control lice mites and parasites and hints at sales of farm supplies. The writing mimics a coy, promotional tone with misspellings and casual rhythm.
Washington June 28 The Office of Defense Transportation announced a five day limit on reservations for passenger trains effective midnight Friday replacing the former 30 day rule. Director J Monroe Johnson said the change aims to maximize scarce space amid increased military travel. The rule does not cancel existing reservations and seeks to ease space for furloughed soldiers.
June 23 report says legislature authorized expenditure of 1,982,251 for purchase construction and operation of new state office buildings in Austin. Funds include 1,000,000 from the railroad commission oil and gas enforcement fund and 360,000 from general revenue. A sign of elective officials was set for the Tribune Tower site owned by J M West estate Houston. Also notes sale of Irish potatoes and related items.
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