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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
8
In Galveston a carload of copies of The Finished Mystery was seized by federal authorities. The crash of distribution followed claims of credence to Pastor Russell’s writings. Federal officials ordered the confiscation and the books were taken into custody.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Storng to Captain Herbert Poole took place at St Mark's Episcopal Church Capt. Poole from Port Sill and the bride, Cheyenne's Milde Storng, wore a white gown with a silver train and lace. Attendants wore rainbow gowns as guests viewed a formal ceremony with Lohengrin music and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
Excerpt from a Washington speech by William G McAdoo urges all citizens to back the war through war savings stamps. He stresses collective sacrifice beyond banks, rich or poor, and appeals to unity to fund Allied needs and oppose enemies. Each 25 cent stamp acts as a government loan.
A fragment discusses War Savings Stamps and government notes about cash drawers and stamp usage. It references a federal wartime context and mentions banks and local authorities in relation to stamp value and conversion. The legible text hints at ongoing wartime economy measures and stamp availability.
War era posters and signs promote Uncle Sam messages. A flying squadron speaker visits towns and schools to distribute literature. Chairs of local subdivisions designate agencies and post notices in stores while speakers address residents and children.
Advert seeks scrap iron and junk in Clifton with offer to pay top prices. Seller urged to contact T R James before selling to ensure best rate.
A Liberty Bond badge marks service to the country. Citizens can aid the government and soldiers by buying bonds or stamps, a simple token of duty amid the war effort, contrasting with costly symbols of enemy aggression.
Community observers note that a local billboard display, though criticized, reveals surprising artistic quality beyond its surface appearance. The finding reframes public perception and invites further exhibition scrutiny by residents and artists alike.
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