07 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
1
The article praises Reliance vehicles noting uniform excellence in big and small features. It emphasizes strict inspection of all materials and workmanship and asserts only high quality components meet Reliance standards.
Provost Marshal General explains that subdivisions of Class One do not alter the order of liability. Public notices should clarify that class and order number alone determine call order, with an illustration using John Doe and Richard Roe to show Roe precedes Doe despite division letters.
The Clifton Record promotes a one year subscription to The Dallas News for 1.75 dollars. The deal emphasizes steady access to city and regional news, with delivery details and payment options included for readers seeking comprehensive coverage.
Evangelist Robinson and wife lead evangelistic meetings at the Baptist church with rising participation. Additions by conversion are reported as the old time gospel draws praise. Special youth programs led by Mrs. Robinson draw strong attendance with daily 10:30 worship.
Immanuel Lutheran Church will not hold services at Clifton on Sunday June 9. A service will be held at Garnersville at 10 30 a m.
American soldiers attend a funeral near the Picardy front when pallbearer and fellow soldier Joseph Ash is revealed to be the brother of another man in mourning. The revealed reunion ends with a somber vow that the Germans will pay for the blood.
Baylor University held its seventy third annual commencement in Waco Texas this morning after the recession the graduation address was delivered by Dr R E Vinson president of the University of Texas.
French and American troops west of Chateau-Thierry near the Marne check German offensive waves. Americans repelled repeated attacks, captured prisoners, and fought hand to hand with notable machine gun work. The defense energized allied spirits as German assaults continued toward Paris.
Washington reports enemy submarines active off the American coast. The Radiolene was saved by an American destroyer after an attack sixty five miles off Maryland, while the Edward R. Baird Jr. sank after bombing. Seven schooners and four steamers are officially listed sunk. Coast patrols close in to locate raiders.
Rain measured at one and one fourth inches fell last night in Hico Texas arriving just in time to save the corn. The brief report notes the timely shower benefiting local crops and the date of June 3.
The United Publications Board at the University of Texas decides the Daily Texan will be printed in the School of Journalism laboratory starting next fall. The Texan becomes an evening paper to expand opportunities for students to gain work and experience.
President Wilson issued a proclamation requiring licenses for poultry and egg packing operators cotton seed handlers ginners buyers agents and dealers fermenters of beverages with alcohol over a half percent Importers manufacturers distributors and storage owners in related facilities License applications must be filed with the License Department in Washington by June 1 or face congressional penalties.
Survivors of the steamship Carolina say their vessel was destroyed by submarine U-37 near Lewes Delaware, indicating at least two German submarines operating off the Atlantic coast. Other reports show U-151 sank the schooner Hattie Dunn and Edna.
Local ad asserts customers can obtain a Ford without a six month wait at Clifton Garage. It emphasizes quick service and in stock models, signaling a sales push to attract buyers seeking immediate delivery.
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