Missouri Expatriates Active in Washington Society Events
Former Missourians in Washington participated in the Missouri Society annual meeting and dance and the University of Missouri Alumni planned a dinner. Senator Spencer leads the Missouri Society, with changes in officers and posts in federal appointments including several Missouri postmasters and upcoming civil service exams. The piece notes attendance at the White House reception and outlines postmaster nominations and commissions issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri Society of Washington
Alumni Association of
The
University of Missouri
Missouri Society
Harding
White House
Meridian Mansion
Seldon P. Spencer
John Pickard
Columbia
J. C. Jones
Missouri University
Walt Mandry
F.C. Hilder
Dravobenna Brandenberger
Louis Marbut
J. H. Wagenen
Davis in Washington as Guatemala posting stalls over revolution
Roy A. Davis of Columbia Missouri a U S minister to Guatemala is in Washington being called by the State Department. A revolution in Guatemala delays recognition and Congress faces an effort to secure funds to curb the Missouri River near Slater Glasgow and Marshall. An army engineer will survey costs for revetment while Reed and Patterson push for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Becker
Becker
Morrisville
Patterson
Spencer
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Detroit
Newberry
Roy A. Davis
Columbia
United States
Guatemala
Washington
State Department
Mr. Davis
Reed and
R. C. Patterson
Congress
Missouri River
Slater
Glasgow
Marshall
Missouri
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Permanent Relief Claim
Adv. Dr. George W. Bates, county clerk, left Wednesday for a two weeks visit in St. Louis with his daughter Mrs. Frank Davis. The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a permanent relief for bowel issues, claiming they move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
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Chamberlain
George W. Bates
St. Louis
Frank Davis
When You Wake With A Bad Taste In Mouth
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for a dull tired feeling and constipation. It claims the tablets stimulate an agreeable bowel movement and cleanse and invigorate the stomach to improve digestion.
A Good Cough Medicine For Children
Mrs J W Phillips of Redon Georgia phoned J M Floyd in the town to restock Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting it helped her child. The ad promotes the medicine as best for coughs and colds in children or adults and claims it loosens the cough and eases expectoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Phillips
Redon
J. M. Floyd
Ady
Elks Lodge Secretaries Meet in Kansas City
F G Young traveled to Kansas City Monday morning for a meeting of the secretaries of Elks Lodges of Missouri. Miss Julia McDonald of Kansas City arrived Saturday evening for a brief visit here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Young
Kansas City
Secretaries of Elks Lodges
Missouri
Julia McDonald
Common Cold Warns Of Serious Illnesses
A brief caution notes that a cold can mask serious diseases and urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first signs to shorten the illness and reduce danger. Advertisement ends.
Mrs Shinn and Holleran Visit Friends in Kansas City
Mrs W J Shinn and Mrs T J Holleran drove to Kansas City Tuesday morning for a few days visit with friends. Miss Jo Hinesley left Monday evening for a visit with friends in Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shinn
T J. Holleran
Kansas City
Jo Hinesley
Chicago, Ill
Mid-Winter Opening At Chillicothe Business College
Mississippi and Louisiana bordered the south, Minnesota to the north, and Idaho to the west as participants contributed to the big Mid-Winter Opening at the Chillicothe Business College last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Louisiana
Minnesota
Idaho
Chilicothe Business College
Masonic Meeting in Odessa and Implement Men’s Convention
C A Waddell Preston Smith J K Leiter Roy Ford Charles Reynolds and Homer Chambers attended a masonic meeting at Odessa Friday night. F W Bauer E B Campbell and E F Mollenkamp attended the Implement Men’s convention in Kansas City Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Waddell
Preston Smith
J. K. Leiter
Roy Ford
Charles Reynolds
Homer Chambers
Odessa
F. W. Bauer
E. B. Campbell
E. F. Mollenkamp
Implement
Kansas City
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Washington News
Capitol News Service
Jackson G. Short
Galena
Hazel L. Post
Irondale
Joel W. Sever
Hurdland
Jotn Rohrer
Bourbon
Lee M. Robbins
Unionville
T. W. Huckrede
Louis E. Meyer
Bowling Green
Birgley F. Wells
Clarksville
H. E. Christrup
Ladonia
D. L. Blanchfield
Martinsburg
John H. Fisher
Sullivan
Civil Service
Excelsior Springs
Advance
Atlanta
Des Are
Bunker
Pilot Grove
Rosendale
Dillars
Clarksdale
Morgan
Brush Creek
Pansy
W. C. Atheson
Frank L. Neitzer
Knobnoster
Jas
Pidcock
Lockwood
Harland Kleppinger
Rockville
Post Office Department
Jnc
W. Rissler
Houstonia
Evelyn C. Culp
Rocky Comfort
Isaac M. Galbraith
Walker
Edward C. Horton
Washburn
Robert M. Tirmenstein
Benton
Reed
You
Fletcher
Castoria
Mra
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mra. Burnett
Cardal
C. B. Kingery
Kodak Films
Coffin
Anthony
Jim Shelby
H. R. Patterson
N. T. Wilcoxon & CO
J.C. Kimbrough
Sill & Frick's Barn
Lexington, Missouri
C. W. Johnson
Hix
J. L. Peak
Alway
St of
Main Street
Washington Ave
South Street
John Beretta
South St
Southwest Blvd
Richard Field
North 11Th St
Ira Hayden
John J. Black
Missouri Street
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Graham
Graham Tirs Co
Boulevard
Benton Habor, Mich
Astoria
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Dept
Winono, Minn
Geo. A. Parks
Joe C. Graddy
Lexington
Timothy Riley
Office Corner
MAT Atwood & Son
Grouber
Kenney Transfer Company
Sherwin & Williams
W. F. Wells
Paul Heidenrich
Elsie Ferguson
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