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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

4

Two Years of War at M A Regular Army Training

The University of Missouri will require two years of military training for able bodied men students starting with the 1917-18 session opening September 17. Regular army officers will supervise the program as part of a revamped war training, with protests from some parents but President Hill defending the plan as state service. Also notes local laundry ad and a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, plus Epworth League meeting, and a report that 416 degrees and certificates were awarded by the School of Education, 185 degrees, 160 life certificates, and 71 two year certificates.

Columbia University of Missouri A. Ross Hill Hill University Doctor Hill Teachers’ College

Francis Re elected President of UM Board of Trustees

Columbia Missouri July 12 David R Francis former Missouri governor and ambassador to Russia was re elected president of the University of Missouri Board of Trustees. He holds an honorary degree from the university and has served eighteen years on the governing board.

Columbia, Mo David R. Francis Missouri Russia University of Missouri Francis

Threshing Prices Set by Higginsville Committee 1917

A Higginsville joint committee of Threshermen and Farmers fixed Lafayette county threshing rates for 1917. Rates cover threshing from shock with crew wheat 18 cents oats 1014 cents, fuel paid by threshermen. threshing from shock without crew wheat 6 cents oats 4 cents. threshing from stock with crew wheat 10 cents oats 6 cents. farmer supplies crew and fuel. threshing from stock without fuel. Also a Sanol ad and note Archie Moore of Kansas City visiting villagers.

Higginsville Lafayette County

National Guard Draft Proclaimed to Mobilize for War

Washington July 10 The final step to mobilize the national guard for duty in Europe was taken by a proclamation drafted by President Wilton. The act declares drafted men discharged from militia status August 5 and enables regiments to move to camps for the European front. Northern and eastern guard units are federalized in two increments July 15 and 25, with other states mobilized on draft day. Fourteen camp sites have been selected for sixteen divisions, including Linda Vista California and Palo Alto California as key locations. Missouri and Kansas guards will train at Deming New Mexico after August 5, then head to France.

Washington National Guard Furance Prealiert Wilton Army of the United Militia Bureau California Guard Linda Vista Cal Oregon Northwest Palo Alto Missouri and Kansas National Guard Federal Service Deming N. M Fort Sill

Germany Rejects Peace Without Annexations

Berne July 11 Germany declares peace without annexations unacceptable and says Germany can win if it endures Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg spoke before the Reichstag main committee per Berlin Lokal Anzeiger quoting him. He asserts duty to protect fatherland and refuses to declare terms. The paper notes the speech prompted demand for clarification of stance on the Socialists' platform.

Berne Germany von Bethmann-Hollwegg Heichstag Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Imperial Chancelior

Missouri papers compete for loving cup

Missouri newspapers may compete for a silver loving cup awarded by the University of Missouri School of Journalism for the most constructive work promoting good citizenship in the year ending April 1 1918. Nominations close April 5 1918 with written justification and newspaper issue files. Judging panel includes leaders of the Missouri Press Association the Missouri Writers Guild and the State Historical Society.

Columbia, Mo School of Journalism University of Missouri Missouri Missouri Press Association H. J. Blanton The Paris Appeal Wiliam Southern, Jr Independence Examiner Fred Naeter Cape Girardeau Republican Missouri Writers’ Guild State Historical Society University

Justice Dept Inaction Explained By Fear Of Embarrassment

Washington July 1 The federal trade commission answered a Senate resolution asking why the commission had not moved to desist from illegal and unfair practices by certain paper manufacturers The reply reviews the news print paper investigation including criminal indictments in New York and renews the recommendation for government control of the print paper distributing system and a cooperative arrangement with Canada to remedy the situation and bring relief

Washington Justice Department Federal Trade Commission Senate Gompel Reed Tle News New York Canada

We Can Save You Money Advertisement Offer

An old Kansas City Star and Times promotional ad details a price deal for a 13-issue bundle. The notice emphasizes savings with a lowered price, listing two price points and a combined offer. It reads as a clipping of a sale advertisement for newspaper subscriptions.

the Intelligenter Kansas City Star & Times

German sea planes destroyed by British trawler

London reports two German sea planes were destroyed by the British armed trawler Iceland off Lowestoft. Four of the Germans were taken prisoner. The Admiralty issued the announcement today.

London Iceland Lowestoft

Reports on Liberty Loan date denied by McAdoo

Washington July 11 reports set September 16 as the next Liberty Loan date and the amount at 1 billion dollars, but Secretary McAdoo issued a formal denial.

Washington McAdoo

A dollar in road repairs saves nine

Columbia Mo July 12 a discussion on road maintenance argues that timely repairs to bridges and culverts prevent far greater damage. It notes misaligned roadbeds cause vehicle wear and higher costs, and that a ten minute shovel effort can fix sites saving dollars in damage.

Columbia

Sanol Eczema Cure Promises Clear Complexion

A Sanol Eczema Cure ad claims the remedy guarantees perfect skin for any woman and will cure eruptions. Marketed as a household skin tonic, it urges readers to try a trial and purchase at the drug store.

Adv

Mrs Dannahower Family Return From Visit

Mr and Mrs L Dannahower and two children returned Tuesday to their home in Kansas City after a visit in this city with Mr and Mrs Chas Hackler T Bruce went to Odessa Monday for a visit Mrs R L Britt left Monday morning for a visit with relatives in Montgomery Mo

A New Kind of Battle Against U Boats Opens War’s First Naval Clash

The New York Times reports the first American war encounter and the first duel between a submarine fleet and an enemy fleet. U-boat boats attacked openly, faced swift Allied fire, and fled as their dream of sea combat collided with reality.

Admiral Gleave Admiralty New York Times

Sand Bezema Cure Promises Clear Skin Aged Ad

An advertisement claims Sand Bezema Cure removes blackheads pimples and bezema with pleasant use. It promises smooth skin and urges a trial for five cents at the drugstore.

Mrs Mary Meisenhelter Visits Kansas City for Day

Mrs Mary Meisenhelter traveled to Kansas City on Monday to spend the day in the city. She planned to return the same evening and was seen visiting local shops and attractions.

Mary Meisenhelter Kansas City Richmond Bottling Works Lexington Bottling Works

Mrs Warder Visits Higginsville. Arkansas Relative Arrives

Mrs J W Warder Sr traveled to Higginsville for a family visit. Mrs Logan Walters of Little Rock Arkansas arrived Tuesday to visit relatives. Geo P Blackwell went to Marshall on court business.

J. W. Warder, Sr Higginsville Logan Walters Little Rock Arkansas Geo. P. Blackwell Marshall

Also Mentioned on This Page

United States Agency For United States Tires T. A. Howard 13Th Street M. A Palm Beach Crawford's Matthew Kenney Prairie Home, Mo Mr. Kenney Mrs C. L. Kenney Z. M. Williams Warrensurhg Epworth M. UU Sanol Archie Moore Neves Hollwegg Main Committee of Reichstag Teutons Semadonsberta Fio Intelligencer Kansas City Journal, Daily the Intelligencer Kansas City Post, Daily Kansas City Post Fletcher Mec Academy J. A. Rankin Main College Streets Nn Wilson Mia F. R. Neet 20Th Bloom Streets Wesley Kroeck Andy Wilcox G. Cgeles Collins Oil A. Rankin Tabo Bridge Warwick Hotel Nic Ritts Petre Sadas James E Buchanan Lexington Chautauqua
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