Lafayette Telephone Company seeks rate increase in 1919
The Lafayette Telephone Company asks the State Public Service Commission to approve higher rates at the Lexington Exchange due to higher material costs and wages. The proposed schedule lists business and residence line increases with annual rentals unchanged, and urges objections in writing to the Jefferson City Public Service Commission before January 1, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Service Commission
Lexington
Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
Waverly News and War Addenda Highlight Local Lives
Waverly items report missed illness and hospital news as Louise Davis travels to Kansas City for her brother Carter T. Davis while James Salyers Jr returns from Camp Bowie discharged from the army. Local deaths include Mrs. Sarah Scurlock and Walter C. Ashford. memorials for Louis Neiderjohn. Americans win reputations abroad for kindness. President Pershing noted. Also: house moves, marriages, furloughs, and Thanksgiving visits. Dover Home Bureau meets on care of a bed confined patient with routine linen changes. next gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Davis
Kansas City
Carter T. Davis
James Salyers, Jr
Camp Bowie
Texas
Sam Jones
Kenneth
France
United States
Death of Mrs Lucy Servi in Wellington at 50
Mrs Lucy Servi wife of Joe Servi died Monday at her Wellington home at 10 am from pneumonia following influenza. She was 50. Survived by her husband and one son. Funeral service held at home Wednesday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Marvin Neiderjohn
Methodist Church
Pryor
Ailer
W. S. Robb
Walter C. Ashford
Blackburn
Waverly
Lucy Servi
Joe Servi
Wellington
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Relief Claims
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as beneficial for kidney pain and back stiffness. A Lexington testimony from Mrs. Ben Stevenson of Oneida Sr. claims consistent relief when using the medicine, priced 60 cents at dealers via Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lexington
Ben Stevenson
Oneida Sr
Foster-Milgurn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Clark Kruger wedding and Capt Thornton burial
Clark Kruger, Mr George Clark and Miss Anna Kruger, all of Mayview, wed at the Shelton House on Wednesday at 4. Rev Bax Waters officiated. Capt Frank Thornton Buried Here. Thornton's body arrived Wednesday evening from Yankton, D. and was taken to his daughter Mrs D T Bogie’s home for the funeral held yesterday at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Pickett
Kansas City
Harry Zeysing
Camp Funston
A. Corley
Blackburn
Waverly
Ailer
Peculiar
Broomfield
Hol
Frank
John Corbin
S. R. Perry
Higginsville
C. H. Brown
E. H. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Federal Grand Jury
J. A. Peeples
Clarence Peeples
France
C. H. Killion
Sweet Springs
K. P. Kramer
Exzine
Frank Peacock
Herman Schaeperkoetter
Pleasant Hill
Caroline Schae
Hugh Hackley
Arkansas
Bettie Hackley
Henry Edwards
Maude Payne
Steve Hughes
Gilke
Tom Jones
Edna Frerking
Tulsa
Okla
Earl Brown
Milwaukee
Wis
Brown
Leila Kleinschmidt
Clark Kruger
George Clark
Anna Kruger
Mayview
the Shelton
Frank "Thornton
Yankton
D. T. Bogie
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Lafayette Telephone Company
Gus T. Graham
Floyd Zeysing
Camp Funeton
Ida Zeysing
A. E. Ailer
Henry Neiderjohn
Duchess of
Luxemburg
Pershing
N. Y. Times
George M. Long
Hays
Highland Avenue
C. C. Crawford
Josephine Holman
Shawnee, Okla
Dover Home Bureau Club
Geo. Zeysing
Lewis
Epps
Redd
Wahl
Dinwidde
Cherry
Sydnor
Zeysing
Virgie Corbin
Mary E. Compton
Santa Monica
Cal
Morath
CASTC
AIA
Coa
Lohmer
Julius Bauer
Straube
Emerson, Voss & Sons
Stirling, Epworth
Marshall & Wendalls
Franklin Street
Lexington Tire and Repair Company
Main Street
Missouri
Baxter Waters
Frank Thornton Burried
Maxine
MiLar
Louis
Westerman & Barnett