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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
2
Classified pitch touts garden seeds onion sets seed potatoes cane seed planters cultivators wagons buggies plows gas engines and soon millet seed. It notes meatless Tuesdays wheatless Wednesdays and urges customers to ask about other days while bragging of sales and safety hatch incubators for meat supply.
The item details Red Cross efforts and hours worked by volunteers led by Clifton workers. It urges daily service and highlights the vital role of surgical dressings in saving lives and supporting the war effort.
A partial notice lists names and mournful tribute for Ruby Lee Clyde Butler and family. It mentions a wake at 4 o’clock and a late laundry drop off policy. Additional items announce local committees on food, farmers union meeting, and a conservation appointment with a church service schedule for Sunday.
The baths explain the new closing rule due to unusual after hours demand from wartime work. The bank will close at 4 p.m. to allow undisturbed post day processing and to protect employees who have worked late preparing the next day’s business.
Fragmentary OCR text references a basketball game with players named Sebi and others. Mentions guards forwards and centers, a Seagate nate me sod phrase, and a date around Saturnay, with unclear venue and outcomes. No coherent facts or full names emerge.
A restrained report warns against hoarding wheat amid global supply fears tied to ongoing conflicts. Officials emphasize the danger of withholding stocks and urge orderly distribution to prevent scarcity and price spikes for households and farmers.
A fragmented municipal notice notes a public discussion on water for the town and meter rates. Mayor Oscar J. Rea states the water question has not been voted upon yet, clarifying the status of the funding and pricing issue.
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