Fordson buyers named in Clifton territory list in wartime notes
The piece lists new Fordson owners in the Clifton and New Fordson territory with names including A. E. Anderson, Lone Herman Aur, Ole Hogatel, W. K. Sanders, and others. It notes sugar stock policy under War Department authority and export restrictions, plus church and international exchange discussions relating to Britain and the United States and a push for mutual understanding and a League of Nations framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasington
War Department
United States
Tony
New Orleane
Sen Freie
A. C. Johle
Jap monarchs cheer history making in Tokyo celebration
May 16 Tokyo reports mark the first time Japanese people cheered their monarchs in public as the city celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of moving the imperial capital from Kyoto and the thirtieth anniversary of Tokyo municipality. Emperor Taisho and Crown Prince Hirohito rode in open carriages through packed streets amid banners and lanterns. A formal reception showcased historic documents and pictures including a prime painting for the ceremonies. The event reflected Japan's democratic spirit and its response to world trends. Grandma Nash dies at 81 in Clifton after long local life, funeral held at Clifton Baptist Church with Rev. J. F. Hardie officiating and burial in Clifton cemetery.
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Tokio
Japan
Hokd
Toke
Kioto
Tokio Ae x
Metropelix
Yeahihito
Hirohito
Prresta
Uneno
Dalmya Corteges
Grandma Nash
Sarah Beabeth Nah
Mix
Tountain
Clifton
Georgia
S.J. Tennison
The
Baptist Church
Lfe
John Nash
Oakdale
Las
Mary Atkins
el Gentro
Calif
TE. Tauan
Athlene
Texas
S.J. ‘Tennison
A Slater
Cora Mobley
A. P. Morgan l
West Morgan
Atlanta
Clifton Baptist Church
Jus. F. Hardie
Nabie Lndy
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Sunday School Next Sunday
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m next Sunday for adults and a communion service in Norwegian. An English service is planned for 7:00 p m that evening. Theodore Lerud, Pastor.
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Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Bible Clary
Ope
Munion
Theodore Lerud
Card of Thanks to neighbors for kindness during bereavement
A family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and help to their mother during illness and after her passing. They ask God's richest blessings be returned as their sincere prayers. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. BJ Tenalion.
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Andl Mie
Tenalion
World War Veterans organize Bosque County post at Meridian
The Bosque County World War Veterans assemble at Meridian Court House on July 7, 1919, to perfect the county post charter. W. L. Porter, secretary, reports over one hundred charter members and invites discharged Army Navy and Marine Corps veterans to join. A charter is sought and the event honors Ex Confederate veterans and Red Cross workers with life and annual memberships.
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Bosane
Court Howe
Meridian
Knight
W. J. Porter
AML
Neceamary
Rose County
Red Crew
Bouquer County
Sermon at Baptist Church by Rev JP Gilliam of Hay City
Hay City preacher Rev JP Gilliam will deliver morning and evening sermons at the Baptist church. The notice invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend, highlighting a vital message and urging support for the event.
Notice of Eye Ear Throat Specialist Visit
Dr Will M Burgess, specialist eye ear nose and throat, will be with Dr Colling Tesday afternoon July 15, LEO. Glam fitted. ie.
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Will M. Burgess
Colling Tesday
Leo
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Ligher
New Pordson
England
America
Fordson
A. E. Anderson
A A. Gen
Lone Herman Aur
Ole Hogatel
Sanders
Barbee
ALG
Gilliam
Prestryterian
Chuck
Christian Endeavor
Bensom
Commission
R. L. Magill
Dallas
JAP Monarchs
Western Electric
Mason Quarta
Best Auto
U.S
John Deere Row
Allis Chalmers
Bain
Dsque County Post World WA Veterans
WL. Porter, Secretar
Bosque County World
War Veterans
Rust
Canutaron
Alfred Canuteron
Bey
Oliver Tractor
Bronatad & Surley
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