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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
4
Ladies ready to wear for spring showcase a new display of attractive garments in taffetas stripes georgettes and silks. The line promises fashionable fabrics workmanship and pricing that set the pace for style and character.
Fragmented wartime style notices describe residents sending in dollars to support a local cause, a proposed highway project near Clinton, and a general mood of civic effort. The piece mentions community fund warmth, political calls, and social gossip centered on Clifton and nearby areas. strong local names echo across the text.
May 7 The street railway car strike, active since March 1, was ended by a vote of the loyal organization of trainmen. Car service resumes on schedules as owners and workers had been in protest, while other local notices mention public events and political speeches from Governor Hobby in nearby Dallas and Collin County.
A fragmented public notice references political announcements and candidate signals across multiple names and places. It mentions Wahsington area terms, Westand and Staunton, with scattered figures, dates, and affiliations, indicating a broad but unreadable compilation of election notices and community notices.
The Chautauqua band promises a summer show with strong brass and woodwind sections, kettles and drums driving a patriotic repertoire. Audiences are urged to arrive early for prime seating at the band day event.
A Union service to be held Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in the school auditorium with Rev. E. S. Sensom preaching the commencement message for Clifton High School. Everyone urged to attend. Also listed is a wood truck in good condition and a set of tools for sale or transfer, with buyers sought in the community.
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