Flour Rations Cut to Six Pounds a Month per Person
Houston Texas March 19 The United States Food Administration reduces flour allowance to six pounds per person per month due to wheat shortages. Retailers may sell a thirty day supply, but consumers must limit bread to core needs and use substitutes where possible. Home grown flour remains allowed for farmers but must also be trimmed to six pounds per month per person.
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Houston
Pex
Todera Fnd
Yaxas
Sggre
andyMgaten Bn
United States Food Administration
Texsa
Tomato varieties ripe now for planting this season
The earliest and least varieties McGee Marliana Juve Pini Barilloll and Tonte penta ripen. Plante notes tomatoes ready for planting as season begins.
Clifton Businesses Adapt to New Daylight Time
Clifton Mercantile Co and local firms announce compliance with national daylight saving law. Businesses will open at 7:30 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. on Sundays and weekdays, with Saturday hours adjusted. Several local names pledge patriotism and support for government efforts during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Sen Qlense
Clifton Mercantile Co
Cavar J. Rea & Co
John E. Swenson
Show Bros
W. V. Rowle
Stewart
W. E Burst
Clifton Lumber Co
Cliftoe Produce Co
Bill Lovelady Bros
Joe Loper
Speckle Trout Fish Downriver Ad Seeks Weeknight Orders
Speckle trout available direct from fishermen. Fresh bay fish offered Monday Tuesday Thursday and the second Saturday mornings each week. Contact White Sean Beavarant ZJ and T Torrence for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speckle Trout
Sean Beavarant
ZJ. T. Torrence
Bosque County Boys to Leave March 29
A clipped Bosque County notice lists men from Clifton Meridian Valley Mills Walnut Springs and other towns who will be entrained for duty in April heading to Camp Travis and other posts. Names include Rustinle Cubuty Arthur Howart Gander Torval Mi Jorgensen Napoleon Loong John Futtle James Lew Britton and others.
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Rustinle Cubuty
Clifton
Atsa My
Carp
Howart Gander
Torval Mi Jorgensen
John Futtle Ir
Napoleon Loong
Meridian
Louis Olin Barton
Valley Mills
John Washington
Paust
Monitenia
James Lew Britton
Walnut Springs
Bosque County
Oita
Travis Square Halor
Tom Wrights
Willie Mayberry
George John
Chilton
Will Taylor
George Carrol
Hubbard Allen
George Wanhington Odie
Cull Your Cotton Seed Now Ends Soon at Farmers Gin
Farmers Gin urges immediate action to cull cotton seed as the sale window closes in a few days. The firm notes culling will occur Monday Wednesday and Friday this week.
Eggs For Hatching Purebred Layers Advertised
Pure bred chicks available with heavy laying stock. Price listed at $1.25 for 15 eggs. Contact Johnson in Ottawa. Small farm operators invited to respond.
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Johnson
Temple man to be tried under Texas disloyalty act
Temple Texas March 20 charged with holding belief the war could be easily defeated. Sit. Pretwell of Temple arrested at Belton Tuesday by Sheriff Hugh Smith. He will be tried under provisions of the Texas disloyalty act enacted days ago.
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Temple
Texas
Pretwell
Belton
Hugh Smith
Sita
Bell County Men Held In Finished Mystery Case
Four Bell County men face charges in a finished mystery investigation. Temple Texas dated March 1 reports Fred Wismar preacher William Frichiman and others detained under an arrest by a sheriff with Justice Department instructions. The order calls surrender of any vanes or literature linked to the case.
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Bell County
Texas
Fred Wismar
Willian Frichiman
Litto
Robert Natchuithy
al Hulton
Sherritt Smith
Deena Onombe
Sherrill Smith
Barber Shop Change of Ownership Notice
To the public have purchased the barber shop and Extures of 0. L. Brant ley and will take possession Monday, April 1, and will continue the business at the same stand. I hope to retain all customers of the shop, and all my former customers, promising them first class barber work at all times. Neal Nelson reports a four bore gasoline engine.
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0. L. Brantley
Cosstomers
Yives
B. R. Josey
Waco High Physics Teacher Detained by U S Agent
Waco Texas March 2 Max Werkenthin physics teacher at Waco High School held by a United States government special agent and jailed awaiting a Washington warrant for internment. He had been under surveillance for alleged false city official nominations and was classified to final hearing by officials. Oscar J. Rew, Mayor, oversaw the matter.
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Waco
Tex
Max Werkenthin
Waco High School
United States
Frea Washington
Werkenthin
Allen
Bis Ag
Oscar J. Rew
Magor
War Savings Stamps Pledge Call Circulated at Post Office
Notice to all who signed for War Buying and thrift stamps to call at the post office promptly. The pledge is being collected and boys may receive credit for signed pledges.
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Hoy Scouta
postaMice
Postinaste
Clinton Loses Defeat at Meridian in Teen Basketball Tilt
Meridian girls upset Clinton as Meridian dominates the boards and pressure defense to win 40 to 24. Senior and junior players from both sides exchange baskets with Meridian's early lead holding through the final period.
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Clinton
Meridian
Texas Women Win Voting Rights Bill Endorsed by Hobby
Gov. W. P. Hobby signed a bill granting women the right to vote in Texas primaries and nominating conventions. The move enables women to participate in July primaries and related party processes.
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Austin
Tex
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Oar for Sale or Trade in Local Notice
Oar for sale or trade listed with contact by J. T. Porsos. Item described as a bate gala. Purchasers may inquire directly for details and negotiation.
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J. T. Porsos
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John Deere
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Willet
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Sears
Gov
HOBBY
Vex
Jredinurar
Livre
Mapparlern
Lee
Mae Tdian
Deat Wie
Lystan
Janiore
Lara
Guinea
Odessa Tennison
Claude Rody
Zenobis Bebow
Jator
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