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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
9
A fragmented, noisy clipping lists many names and places such as Heber, West, Killeen, and Waguberh with scattered references to people like Dornris Lomas and Adlai Bewapersne. The garbled text mentions fiestas, fairs, and local events, but lacks coherent narrative or dates. The piece reads as a collage of community notices and social items with few clear facts.
A historical notice lists the Alcuey Der Eement Price Interpreting Committee for Bosque County with Federal Food Administration affiliation. Names include the secretary and several officers, reflecting wartime price control efforts and local governance within Walnut Spine, Morgun, and Branstad regions.
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm II leaving Germany without informing the government. The abdication reportedly handed to the War Cabinet before his departure, causing confusion among officials and army chiefs about the Kaiser’s intentions and the country’s leadership.
Fragmented OCR text discusses duty of American citizens during wartime, urging support for a savings fund and war effort. Mentions soldiers, comfort and convenience, and calls for cheerful readiness to meet obligations. Includes unclear phrases about savings and patriotic actions.
A garbled wartime appeal praises the United War Work Campaign, urging support for service workers and soldiers. The text describes the accessible homey stationery and writing aids provided for correspondences, urging quick local action and urging workers to assist headquarter deliveries.
Fragmentary OCR clearly references a union or political meeting with Democratic aims and Washington involvement. Many words are garbled, leaving a partial sense of advocacy or delegation and implied rhetoric without coherent names, dates, or places.
A short health note claims taking Chamberlain's Tub Jers after supper improves rest and sleep. It emphasizes quick relief and low cost, suggesting the remedy costs only a quarter and can ease common insomnia symptoms.
The notice announces a November 9 observance proclaimed in Austity Texas with government guidance for public gatherings. It outlines a statewide day of unity and remembrance, urging communities to participate in organized events and national insignia displays. The source stresses orderly conduct and official endorsement.
A fragmented wartime dispatch reflects on nations returning to cities and streets as Allied and Axis powers clash. It mentions the Nazi regime, American and British forces, and the struggle for democracy against tyranny, urging vigilance and perseverance in the face of subjugation.
A historical notice lists Congressman Marvin Jones and 75 men assigned to kitchen police duty for November 11 and 13. The document mentions attendees, locations, and related ceremonial notes, with names such as Whitt0ek, Nerney, Wollum, and many others linked to the event.
Fragmentary text mentioning names such as Anderson Nelson and Aguero, with scattered place-like terms and a Friday reference. The readable content is limited, suggesting a damaged OCR snippet from a local newspaper notice or brief item with mixed names and terms.
Grandma Howard aged 40 and longtime resident of this section died Monday at 10 after an illness of several months. She was the mother of John W. Howard and had lived with her children for years. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Frank Suker of the Methodist church, with interment in Valley Mills Cemetery. Valley Mills Tribune reports the burial occurred in Valley Mills Cemetery.
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