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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

6

Propaganda at the Argonne Affects German Surrender

The Stars and Stripes recounts how American propaganda leaflets worked alongside artillery and infantry to erode German will during the Meuse Argonne campaign. It describes leaflets urging surrender, truthful reporting, and a famous breakfast invitation, sent by air to frontline troops and prisoners of war.

Meuse-Argonne Washington France Caporetto United of America Wilson Propar Eas Jo Jithy Corder Ba Wire Meuse Grand Pré Argonne

Five Stores and Opera House Burn in Early Monday Fire

A vacant store, two barber shops and the opera house above burned in Higginville Monday morning, while Smith Bros. store was water damaged but spared by a brick wall. Arthur Frerking and Rudy Wollenman aided firefighters as flames spread and townspeople guessed a robbery motive. Brown’s store had five prior break ins and the strike may have sparked the blaze.

C. H. Brown's Schultshar ‘Ness Oorder Smith Bros Arthur Frerking C. H. Brown Rudy Wollenman Brown Ueginaville

Marriage License and Returning Soldier Notice

A marriage license has been issued to Carl Heuer and Dora Heins. Concordia Herman Ruebel, formerly with Battery D 127th Field Artillery U S Army, returned home Thursday night after mustering out of service. He enlisted at Scotts Bluff Nebraska in April 1918.

Herman Ruebel 127Th Field Artillery U. S. Army France Scotts Bluff Neb

Willard and BerewarWed wedding in Higginsville court

James Willard and Rachel J Berewar were married in the Recorder's office Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Judge J N Wilson officiating. Postings include births and visits: Louis Grate of Carthage announces a daughter born January 27 1919 at Swedish Hospital Kansas City. J M Gig in Higginsville spent Sunday with his family. Mrs Fred Geisecke's daughter visits. Mrs A W Adlen spent Monday in Kansas City. Sergt Roscoe Goshiddy of the 140th Infantry announced arrival from Camp Merrit via a telegram. Mrs J A Mathews and four children return home to Higginsville from Page City. Birdie Neill returns to Page City after a few days with Mrs Hoeflicker.

Louis Grate Carthage Kanes City J. M Gig Higinsville Fred Geisecke Aulville J. A. Mathews I. Ww Higginsville Birdie Neill Hay Bet Page City Mrh Ph Hoeflicker

Fletcher's Castoria Notice and Social Dance Announcement

Mr and Mrs Ed Shier and their little son Jet travel Wednesday to San Pedro Col to establish a new home. A regular dance is held every Thursday night in Higginsville Me at Newman Hall with Robert Bailey as pianist and orchestra.

Mra Ed Shier Little Son San Pedro Col Higginsville Newman's Hall Robert Bailey

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