27 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
1
The church announces Sunday School next Sunday at 10:00 with adult Bible class. Regular service in Norwegian at 11:00. Finglish service at 11:40 with sermon on the Creed. The catechism class will meet Saturday at 1:00 at the parochial school. A cordial welcome awaits at our Merry and so on.
Willing to buy fat hogs this Wednesday at the highest market price. Bring your hogs to Standefer Bros and expect prompt payment. Reader outside Bosque County seeks a subscription remittance for one dollar to extend nine months.
For sale at a bargain farms and ranches promise double the interest they formerly did. The notice touts land and town property with bea cee re uses and Jol eu ad options. Terms may be available on, ave fe eer.
A diplomatic report notes the American Minister to Sweden urges the U.S. government to avoid premature alarm about Germany. The message states not all Germans are on the verge of revolution and calls for cautious assessment amid strained European tensions.
Clifton voters are invited to bring fruit pits shells and nut shells by Monday at 6 pm to earn school premiums. Prizes include 2.00 1.00 and other rewards for entries from children ages in Clifton and surrounding areas. Proceeds support soldiers fighting for the country.
Notice from BeBe J M Solberg indicates ongoing daily gin operations, ongoing until a future change is announced in the Record. The notice mentions purchasing seed cotton and cotton seed and references the gin business overseen by BeBe J M Solberg.
The conference of Lutheran pastors met in Austin with readings and papers on doctrine and pastoral duty. Sessions discussed Mies rid traditions and the care of boys, followed by a service for the Lord's Supper and a farewell adjournment planned between Christmas and New Year.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Maal and Cabe items offered for sale at a place called Mee. Details and exact items remain unclear due to corrupted text.
The government declares April 1018 to April 1919 a National Children’s Year urging parents to have children weighed measured and examined by a physician. The effort aims to identify defects causing unfitness for service and begins Monday at 12 o clock for ages 2 months to school entry with school screening to follow led by Mrs Kestie H Roddy of the Bosque County Child Welfare Committee.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces seed oats available in Clifton within the next few days. Aimed at buyers in Fannin County, the oats are described as fine-raised and suitable for weed control. Contact K. A. Minnland to reserve a load.
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