Fifth Liberty Loan laws and local obituaries in Lexington
Slogan Lets Finish The Job anchors Fifth Liberty Loan drive and legal notes on subscriptions. Corder items cover funeral attendances for Mrs Linenberger and local residents returning from service and meetings, with observers at Deveron, Mon tana, Kansas City and Camp Funston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Lewis Kolster
Charlie Neimeyer
John Smith
Nolf
Alma
Fannie Roberts
Eugenia
Higginsville
Eugenia Roberts
Aullville
Leverette Jones
Camp Funston
Vince Owen
Kansas City
Missouri
Owen
Lexington
Warren Vivian
U. S
Denver
Queenstown
Ireland
Squeezing the Bachelors Brings Montreal Tax Revenue
The Montreal city policy imposes a special bachelors tax yielding annual revenue in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Springfield Republican reports the measure as a local revenue tool and notes its impact on residents and municipal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Springfield Republican
Weak weary women seek relief from daily woes with Dean's Kidney Pills
A Lexington testimonial from Miss Maud Nave describes chronic back and kidney pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after other medicines failed. The ad claims urinary disorders and puffiness beneath the eyes improved, with 60 cents at dealers via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Xington
Maud Nave
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Health service issues warning Influenza pneumonia prevention urged
Washington officials warn influenza, pneumonia and related respiratory diseases will rise after winter unless the public adopts fresh-air habits, proper clothing, and good nutrition. Surgeon General stresses avoid crowded rooms, keep vents open, and use posters explaining droplet transmission, offering free educational materials.
War Savings Honor Roll to Honor Patriots and Slackers
In Missouri districts a statewide series of war work meetings will honor those who supported the war effort and record those who refused or did not pledge. The events will include ceremonies for the fallen, returning veterans, and a roll call listing Patriots and slackers with county and state officials reviewing pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windreda
Aohou
Minkouri
Missouri
Mose
Wome
Miawouti
France
Minty
Hogwes
Why Buy War Savings Stamps War Bond Message
A wartime public notice urges continued purchase of War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort and support the transition from wartime production to peacetime recovery. It notes millions of troops returning and others remaining in Europe, and emphasizes financing through stamps, bonds, and taxes to avoid higher costs later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punning
Ws.s
Toolistinesy
Asia
The Maximum War Saver in Missouri
The government caps individual War Savings bonds at 1000 dollars. Many eligible Missourians have not purchased yet, and those who can afford it should be urged to participate. The note urges neighbors to call attention to this patriotic effort to fill the state quota and invest safely.
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WSS
Missouri
Wes
Mik
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Missour
United States
Callaas
Muise
W.G. McCausland
Health
Washington, D. C
Rupert Dlr
Surkeon
United Sines Publc
Kline
Bureau of Public Health
Treasury Department
Jont Semued & Wiikiig
Berryman
Washington Cumonyiny
Atrem
Gienera
A. S
Public Health Service
Washington
Brive
West Front
Europe
Rastoria
New York
Bears
ADK
Lexington Savings Baank
W. G. McCausland
Ben, Ropkins
Lee J. Slushet
Traders Bank
Lexington, Missouri
K, M. Taubman
F. A. Hoeper
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Cashier
Jackson Bradley
Fletcher
Castori
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