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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
5
Wartime records note large per capita food savings and increased allocations credited to women. Figures show Allies holding about 844.6 million pounds. References compare the periods 1910-17 and 1917-18, highlighting shifts in consumption and production during the war years.
In a wartime tale, Esther Moore rises from a hopeful singer to a sought after performer. She accepts help from Mrs De Lamater to study with Professor Rinardo in New York, but conflicts arise when she faces love with Roland Lewis. Esther ultimately marries Roland, warning there will be no talk of career henceforth.
A New York traveler in Venice buys Venetian glass and velvet and a dagger for a joke that he can’t resell. the tale ends with bags of oriental wares sought by Bagdad bazaar owners and London buyers. Ripley muses that East and West may meet in antiques, despite saying they never will.
The article notes a surge in demand for tepenails or crunnels used in wooden ships, driven by government shipbulking programs. It describes materials, sources, and construction context, referencing locust wood and large two to four foot long pegs shaping the ship’s frame and outer shell amid wartime needs.
In Spain and Portugal prices soar as the sugar crop suffers in Europe and ocean tonnage to move stocks is scarce. Granulated sugar was 19 cents per pound in Barcelona, brown sugar in Lisbon ranged from 1.04 to 1.12 dollars per pound, while beet sugar in Sweden was about 14 cents per pound.
Two children played a game around the dining room table as Elsie screamed in frustration. Their mother called them, telling Charles to let the girl keep up with him. The youngsters spoke of a big band and timing the play.
The Probate Court of Lafayette Missouri issues letters of administration on the estate of Wilson Bros a partnership. All persons with claims must present them for allowance within six months after letters were granted or be barred. Claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Administratrix Amalie Wilson attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judge of Probate Aug 9 1918.
The author urges teaching children to eat slowly and chew thoroughly, suggesting adults set a good example by modeling careful eating and mindful drinking. The message emphasizes parental guidance and consistent habits to foster healthy young eaters.
An advertisement extols Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a mild laxative improving digestion and absorption. It claims to relieve constipation, boost appetite, regulate bowels, and purify the body by aiding elimination. The tone cites increased strength, better blood, and overall well being as outcomes with daily use.
Plaintiff Edward Kroeck files for divorce from Bessie Kroeck in Fayette County Circuit Court. Defendant absented herself from Missouri and must answer by October 7, 1918, or the petition will be confessed. Copy of notice ordered to be published in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks. Court clerk W. T. Tutt signs order. August 20 and August 24, 1918.
Testamentary on the estate of Matthew D. Wilson granted August 1918 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims must present them within six months or be precluded from benefits. Witness my signature August 1918 Mamie Chew Wilson Executrix Attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judge of Probate Lafayette County Missouri.
A brisk notice shows Ford Parts and Repairing involved with Morrison and Sons in a dispute or business matter. The readable text indicates ongoing dealings or a legal or financial action between the two entities.
Native. I will close my place of business Saturday, August 31. After that date I will be at Long & Shinn's grocery store. Jos. L. Long, Mrs. Frank Lewis of Alma arrived Tuesday for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Atwood.
Order of publication announces a divorce petition filed by the plaintiff against Louis Rodgers, a non resident. The defendant must appear at the October 1918 term in Lexington or the petition will be confessed and a decree granted. Publication runs four weeks prior to the term.
Administration granted by Lafayette County Probate Court to Gratch West in 1918 after J W West died. Heirs and creditors must file claims within six months to receive allowance. one year to bar claims. Signature sworn in Argent 3, 2018. Administratrix at Lafayette County Probate Court seal.
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