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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
7
Sherman report states a German woman was arrested hours after a fire damaged the Pittsman and Harrison plant and warehouse, with losses estimated above 150000 dollars. Authorities held her on suspicion following the blaze.
A county agricultural demonstration reports swarms of cotton-destroying insects six eight miles west of San Angelo. The field survey notes widespread hopper activity threatening crops and prompting nearby farm officials to inspect and discuss control measures.
Wartime plea highlights need for 90000 Red Cross nurses across military and naval hospitals, with 34000 additional needed for Army service. Describes recruitment at Washington headquarters and local committees, urging women to join as volunteers in Red Cross nursing efforts.
The article describes government plans to adjust soldier pay and family allowances, aiming to ensure key benefits reach service members. It highlights steps to improve administration, support for families, and the impact on veterans and national service.
A drowning account details Hollis Treveler a boy about 1 year old struck by a splinter from an airplane propeller and killed here on Thursday after morning. A crowd gathered as the plane started, a misdirection caused splinters to fly in various directions and the boy died within an hour.
A garbled dispatch summarizes naval notes with claims that German submarines are being sunk faster than built and that destruction of boats is continuing. The text also cites political alignments among Houston Dallas and Fort Worth papers toward Hobby, with party support noted and scattered references to broader national commentary.
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