Men From Army Must Get Employment
San Antonio Texas Nov 21 The cessation of hostilities brings new duties for the United States to find suitable employment for those who entered service Welfare of the people depends on how this task is fulfilled Secretary William B Wilson directs community labor boards to continue serving until every man from the army and war service is placed in employment The call emphasizes justice guiding the transition from war to peace and the boards vital role in placing veterans and war workers.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
William B. Wilson
H. W. Lewis
Letters of sympathy for Carroll Nelson from Camp Hancock
Mr and Mrs O D Nelson received encouraging letters from the YMCA and the American Red Cross about their son Carroll who died at Camp Hancock Georgia. The messages speak of his noble character and comfort the grieving parents with faith. A Red Cross nurse recalls Carroll’s calm smile and kindness amid illness and notes his readiness to engage with the chaplain.
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Ican Red Cross
Carroll
Camp Hancock, Ga
Camp Hancock
Nelson
Camden M. Coberle
American Red Cross
Base Hospital
Augusta
Red Cross
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Announces Services and Classes
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church invites full attendance for Sunday School at 10:00 next Sunday morning. Bible Class for adults. Norwegian service at 1:00 p.m. English service at 7:30 p.m. Sermon on the Creed. Catechumens meet Saturday at 10:00 at the parochial school. Pastor Theo Lerud extends a cordial welcome.
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Theo
Lerud
Presbyterian Church Schedule Chart
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday programs including 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 Preaching 6 15 Christian Endeavor 7 00 Preaching and 7 15 Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting.
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Christian Endeavor
Planning Now to Stop Illiteracy
New York reports that nearly eight percent of men in the armed forces cannot read or write. Dr. Charles Eliot of Harvard urged the League for Political Education to present to Congress a plan to stamp out illiteracy in the United States, noting many soldiers cannot understand orders due to language gaps.
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New York
Charles Eliot
Harvard University
League For Political Education
Eliot
Congress
United States
Services by Rev McBaslin Next Sunday at 11 and 7
Clifton Mill and Elevator Co reports services led by Rev McBaslin next Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm with visiting workers from Walnut Springs. Also offers feed barley at 1.36 dollars per bushel.
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Clifton Mill & Elevator Co
Cotton Ginned in Bosque County in 1918 Crop
Report by Special Agent Thos L Dunlap shows 4907 bales ginned in Bosque County from the 1918 crop before November 11 1918, versus 13443 bales ginned by November 14 1917.
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Cottor
Bosque County
Quiet passing described by nurse at camp hospital
The Nurse Miss Bessie C Moore writes of a patient waking in the soul’s home after a peaceful death. No illness or sorrow followed the final sleep. She offers assistance and availability for further information.
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Bessie C. Moore
R.N.A.N
Base Hospital
Camp
Methodist Conference Names District Appointments
The Gatesville District receives ministerial assignments with J. B. Berry as presiding elder in Clifton and George F. Kornegay at Copperas Cove to be supplied, plus pastors named for Coryell Crawford Evant Fairy Gatesville Hamilton Killeen Meridian Nolanville Oglesby Turnersville Valley Mills and Meridian College president W. H. Doss and G. F. Winfield.
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Gatesville
J. B. Berry
Clifton
George F. Kornegay
Copperas Cove
Coryell
C. T. Brockette
Crawford
E. W. Bridges
Evant
Horace Poteet
Fairy
W. L. Cornell
J. W. W. Shuler
J. A. Walkup
Hamilton
W. S. P. McCullough
W. H. Keener
Jonesboro
P. E. Lancaster
Killeen
J. F. Luker
McGregor
J. M. Wynne
Meridian
J. Hall Bowman
Meridian Mission
John T. Sanders
Moody
E. L. Lloyd
Nolanville
J. W. Shepard
Oglesby
F. C. Waddell
Turnersville
W. J. Whitley
Valley Mills
W. H. Doss
Meridian College
G. F. Winfield
Service Flag Dedication At College Auditorium
A college auditorium hosts a service flag dedication with a program including the Star Spangled Banner unfurling, flag dedication by Rev. C. Jenson, vocal solos by Mrs. Anna Odegaard and Rev. C. Jenson, memorial address by Rev. Estrem, a service flag address by Rev. Lerud, and piano solo by Ruth Odegaard. An audience witness includes thrice noted remarks and references to maize pricing, with Clifton Mill and Elevator Co. mentioned.
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Rev. C. Jenson
Anna Odegaard
Estrem
Lerud
Ruth Odegaard
America
For Sale or Trade Heavy One Horse Ready to Run
For Sale or Trade a heavy one horse wagon, a8 as new, had not run two hundred miles. Would consider a 37 4te. hs H. Snell.
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Hs H. Snell
Fullblood Bronze Turkeys For Sale In Texas
Fullblood bronze turkeys available with toms at 6.90 and hens at 24.00. Located in Valley Mills Texas near Jewel Linberg, 66th. Contact for details.
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Jewel Linberg
Valley Mills
Texas
People of Texas Spend Their Money For War Stamps
Dallas announces Texas residents invested 2,153,958.25 in United States Government War Savings Stamps for the period ending November 13. Louis Lipsitz, State Director of the War Savings Committee, notes the investment will yield about 343,216 in interest by January 1, 1923. War Savings Stamps carry 4 percent interest compounded quarterly.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Louis Lipsitz
War Savings Committee
Clifton Lutheran College Mourns Sgt Otto Hanson
The Clifton Lutheran College student body and teachers express heartfelt sympathy to the family of former student and Alumni member Sgt Otto B Hanson who died at Camp Travis San Antonio Texas on November 23 1914 and vote to print these resolutions in the Clifton Record and Crawfills Gap News and send a copy to the family signed by Ina Pierson Marie Rogstad and Pernie Pederson.
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Otto B. Hanson
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Texas
Clifton Lutheran College
Clifton Record
Crawfills Gap
Ina Pierson
Marie Rogstad
Pernie Pederson
Card of Thanos
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement for our beloved son and brother Charles who was killed on the battle field of France. May God's richest blessings be upon you. Mr and Mrs Jobo Christenson and family.
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Charles
France
Jobo Christenson
Immanuel Lutheran Church Regular Sunday Service
Regular service at Immanuel Lutheran Church on Sunday Dee 1st at 10 30 a m Y P 8 at 4200 2 m W H Bewie pastor.
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Dee
W. H. Bewie
Otto Belvin Hanson Dies at Camp Travis
Otto Belvin Hanson died at Camp Travis last Saturday November 23 after weeks of illness. He was 26, formerly assistant cashier at First Guaranty State Bank, meriting many friends in Clifton and Meridian. Funeral services were held at St Olaf's Church near Cranfills Gap with Rev H W Fatrem, and he was laid to rest in St Olaf's Cemetery. His parents Mr and Mrs Hans Hanson reside west of Meridian.
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Otto Belvin Hanson
Camp Travis
Clifton
Otto
First Guaranty State Bank
Hans Hanson
Meridian
Oscar A. Bronstad
St. Olaf’s Church
Cranfills Gap
H. W. Fatrem
St. Olafs Cemetery
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Welcome
The church lays out Sunday activities with a 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and a Busy Men's Bible Class at the parsonage. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. by the pastor, 3:00 p.m. Junior League, and 7:00 p.m. song service and sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:60 p.m. Visitors invited. pastor George F. Kornegay welcomes all.
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George F. Kornegay
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