Local notices and visits from Concordia to Camp Funston
W F Brockman of Concordia was in town Thursday. W B Scotten and family visited S M Reynolds and family last week. Dr Moore was in Kansas City on business. Pat Young of Camp Funston was home on furlough last week. Bud Kelley of Kansas City visited his sister Mrs Walter Langley here. Several others, including Miss Edna Rogge and Miss Jeanett Weight, traveled or visited around town. Special notice announces cash-only sales from July 26 1918 and end of credit. A testimonial praises Dodds Kidney Pills from Lexington resident Miss Maud Nave.
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Concordia
W. EB. Scotten
Helex Dorris
Sedalia
S. M. Reynolds
Dr. Moore
Kansas City
Pat Young
Camp Funston
Bud Kelley
Walter Langley
Franced
Neff
Edna Rogge
Minnesota
N. F. Welliver
Packers defend war profits amid FTC figures clash
Cudahy Packing Co Morris & Company Swift &Company Wilson & Company describe profit margins during war years as modest and argue FTC figures overstated. They state three-year profits total 140 million on over four and a half billion in sales, with only a small share paid as dividends and most reinvested to meet wartime needs. They claim major packers account for about one third of U.S. meat business.
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Caw
Casa
U.S
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Clarence Beard
Camp Dodge
Fannie Roberts
Jeanett Weight
Odessia
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Mr. Reynold
George Corder
Kansas
E. H. Morgan
John Gorbin
Frank Miller
Leo Wollenman
Wm. Coleman
Ed Doggin
Independence
J. K. Leiter
Mars
R. Phisall
Little Daughrhter
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Mrr
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Bo Meeks
Jona
Dillard
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Sindford Sellers
Kareysaity
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Maud Nave
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Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Federal Trade Commission
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Armour and Company
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