Household warning on wiring and safety measures
A fragmented message urges securing electrical safety in homes not wired for electricity. It emphasizes action now to address risk in every part of the house and avoid danger from missing service.
31 May 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
1
A fragmented message urges securing electrical safety in homes not wired for electricity. It emphasizes action now to address risk in every part of the house and avoid danger from missing service.
A local Red Cross note extends sincere thanks to business, paper, and paper a nd ball ads contributor E T Zwick for a picnic and ball event and to the community for support amid war time. Also listed are notices for Scandinavian Church services, mules for sale, and a war relief update with details on air raid reactions and local acknowledgments.
Medford in Coryell County reports a farmer shot and a neighbor arrested after a fatal incident last night thirteen miles northeast of Gatesville. The victim, Ko J. Veer Peiper, survived his injuries and is aided by his wife and children as officials set bond at 475,000. Community meeting notices and revival services are announced by Immanuel Lutheran Church and local pastors.
In London on May 28 the Home Office announced 42 000 prisoners are employed in farming and national service with 10 000 more designated for similar work. The statement was made by James Ian Mac Pherson parliamentary secretary of the War Office.
Swat sayfy as the report mentions an unnamed incident involving powder and persons tied to a trade or transport. The fragment hints at wrongdoing but lacks clear details or complete names to identify organizations or individuals involved.
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