Joseph Asserts Candidacy For County Collector
The announcement states Joseph is a candidate for County Collector in the Democratic primary on August 6, detailing party backing and the action of the primary electorate.
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M- Hartman
Gary
W. Wright
Couns Pass
Democratic Rty
Generees
W. Douglass
F. L. Carter
Democrata Iee
Joseph
Democratae
W. 7. Wernwag
Recorder of Deeds
Democratic Party
Geo. W. Bates
Stephen N. Wilson
Congressman's 20 000 speech on arms ban provoked Kaiser ties
The speaker warns Americans about a Congress man who mailed 20000 copies advocating a law to ban munition sales to England France and Belgium. The piece accuses the act of violating international law and echoing Kaiser will and implies readers may have received the pamphlet but many did not.
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England
France
Belgium
United States
Local visitors and travel notes from town page
Mr and Mrs Howard Stone returned Friday from a visit in Higgingville. J W Shouse went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day on business. Miss White Lockhart of Roswell New Mexico who has been visiting relatives here went to Wellington Wednesday for a visit. Walter Walker went to Kansas City Wednesday to enlist in the Navy. Mrs Frank Gochenour of Syracuse Missouri arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Albert Wohilt.
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Howard Stone
Higgingville
J. W. Shouse
Kansas City
Miss White Lockhart
Roswell
N. M
Wellington
Walter Walker
Nvy
Frank Gochenour
Syrjacuse, Mo
Albert Wohilt
Lou Mitchell
Robert W. Jacoby
Eva Scott
Pittsburg
Wm. Palmer, Jr
Bettie Klee
Raymond Crawford
Waverly social notes and Milner funeral report
Waverly residents and visitors are listed as traveling to Kansas City and Oak Grove for family visits and attending the funeral of Mrs. John Edwards in Dover. Sewell Milner dies in Kansas City after illness. services held at the Methodist church in Waverly with interment in the local cemetery. George A. Kull departs for Navy training at Great Lakes via Kansas City.
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Waverly
Ailer
Methodist Church
Waverly Cemetery
Piano and Player Pianos for the Money
A local ad promotes the best Pianoe and Player Pianos for the money with a prompt call to inspect the shore statement. It adds a night selection of Player Rolls including popular and classic works and notes used cottage organs in first class condition available for purchase.
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Rolla
Prank Hayman Quits Hamlin Debate Over War Munitions
The writer condemns Prank Hayman for opposing embargoes on munitions amid looming war. They argue the embargo helps the Kaiser and threatens national defense, urging readers to oppose Hamlin and defend a proactive stance. The piece frames the issue as a stark moral and strategic choice during a period of imminent involvement in global conflict.
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Hamlin
Marriage License Issued for Heldt and Stoll in Higginsville
A marriage license was issued to John F. Heldt of Higginsville and Minnie Stoll of Higginsville, formalizing their union in the local records.
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John F. Heldt
Higinsville
Minnie Stoll
Higginsville
Fisher Couples Visit As Draft Orders Reach Nearby Kin
Mr and Mrs Join Fisher of Pittsburg Pennsylvania travel to Arapaho Oklahoma to visit Mr Fisher s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Fisher. Mr Fisher is ordered to report for military service at Camp Fremont California on August 9. Mr Otto Neulauser of Herman Missouri arrived Sunday evening to visit with Wohilt and family. Miss Pearl Wallace returned Sunday evening to Kansas City after visiting relatives.
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Join Fisher
Pittsburg
Arapaho
Okda
Lexington
Kansas City
Visitors and Travel Notes Through Missouri Town
Mrs. David Reavis returned Sweet Springs after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hicks. Mrs. M. W. Albin of Independence arrived Saturday to visit her brother James L. Kinkead. J. K. Leiler went to Kansas City on business. Paul Heidenrich visited Excelsior Springs for a few days. Mrs. Clarx Moore left Wednesday for a visit in Springfield Missouri.
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David Reavis
Sweet Springs
R. P. Hicks
M. W. Albin
Independence
James L. Kinkead
J. K. Leiler
Kansas City
Another Lexing ton Case and Kidney Pills Report
A Lexington notice touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney ailments. A farmer and former sheriff, C. B. Mitchell, recounts long kidney trouble improved after using the pills bought at Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store.
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Lexington
Dean
Mitchell
Farmer
Crenshaw & Young
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Congress
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Damorrativ ‘Ya
Elmer C. Duebrert
Lafay- le
Pa Varty
E. M. Thomas
Bute
Democrat Party
Caer
Glasscock
Denver
Eitnaidare
Chanit
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W. M. Miller
W.G. McCausland
John H. Davis
Carter Davis
Willian R. Byers
John Byers
Earl Hedricks
M. L. Duffy
Rabel Harris
Marshall
Olive Burnette
Dy Ben Brown
Leavenworth
Spencer
Palmore Brown
Will Cook
Cameron
Green Fulkerson
Oak Grove
Louise Davis
Kate Edwards
Webb Davis
Blackburn
Tom Davis
Tom Ault
Clem Prauser
Alma
Carry Cauthorne
Nowata
Ohla
Sewell Minor
Sewell Milner
Sewell Milnor
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Milner
Virginia
Rowata
Oklo
Payton Tabb
J. F. Winn
Jeff Wilson
Mias
Mildred Caldwell
Dover
George A. Kull
Navy
Great Lakes
Prank Hayman
F.C. Hayman
Fletcher
Castoria
Raft
U. S
Brugitts
Misgas
Anderaser-Busch
St.Louis
Aug. A. Busch
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
BX. Hopking
B. R. Ireland
B. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Cbiles
Proukant
W. J. Bandon
Accouan
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