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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

6

Sergeant McBirnie Delivers Thrilling War Speech to Cadets

Sergeant W.S. McBirnie of the Canadian Army electrified Wentworth cadets with a vivid, hour-long account of life in the trenches. He recounted Verdun, Vimy Ridge, and a gas attack, mixing humor and horror as he acted and narrated. Taft praised Wilson as a unifying figure, while McBirnie’s tale highlighted the war’s brutal realities.

Wentworth Chaym WS. McPirnie Camalion Army Sergi Melconiesis Treland France Verdun Vimy Ridge Sergeant McBirnie No Man's Land

Lexington Water Company Notice to Patrons

Notice to patrons requesting immediate payment of annual and other reports. Pattons are urged to call at the company office to settle accounts, as the company prefers not to involve attorneys. The Lexington Water Company signs respectfully.

Lexington Water Company Pattons

Lexington Eagle Building Company stockholders meeting notice

The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in the Secretary's office on the Eagle Building's 2nd floor on Tuesday January 18 1919 from 10 a m to 6 p m for electing directors and transacting other business W F Weis president Attest G C Schiwe secretary Dean Walter Williams of the University of Missouri School of Journalism who has been in Japan on a Government mission will sail for the United States on February 17.

Lexington Eagle Building Company Eagle Building F. Weis G. C. Schawe Sec.v Walter Williams School of Journalism University of Missouri Japan United States Traders Bank Wall Banking House of Sail Bank

University of Missouri Farmers Week Aims at Growth

The College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri prepares for Farmers Week from January 20 to 24 with lectures by notable figures such as Governor Heying and professors from Iowa State and Ohio State. Sessions cover animal and dairy husbandry, horticulture, farm management, home economies, crops, and rural economics, highlighting ongoing experiments and youth interest in agricultural work.

College of Agriculture University of Missouri Pines Tracquis Voork Frommer Heying Tc, Shuart Virginia Setional Acuriculture Missouri Jane Addmans Chicago John PF. Evward Towa State Agricultural College W. QO. Thompson Ohio State University W. B. Steele Missouri Council of Defense Sedalia

Wentworth Military Academy Stockholders Meet 1919

The regular annual meeting of Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Educational Company stockholders will be held at the company office in Wentworth Military Academy building Lexington Missouri in Lafayette County on Tuesday January fourteenth nineteen hundred and nineteen at nine oclock in the forenoon for election of directors and transaction of business. Sandford Sellers Sr President Sandford Sellers Jr Secretary Lexington Missouri December 9 1918.

Wentworth Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Lafayette County Missouri Sandford Sellers, Sr Sandford Sellers, Jr See’y. Lexington, Missouri

New National Banks Report 1918 Totals and Changes

Controller of the Currency John Skelton Williams notes 1918 saw 106 new national bank charters with 5 million capital, versus 191 charters and 12.9 million in 1917. Total 7,781 active national banks at year end. 164 banks increased capital by 18.97 million, 175 by 22.9 million, while 42 voluntarily liquidated their capital.

John Skelton Williams

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