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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

6

Sugar ration plan urged to curb repeaters in Missouri

Missouri food officials warn that sugar repeaters hoard beyond the three pounds per person monthly allowance. The Food Administration stresses equitable distribution and penalties up to 5000 dollars fine or two years imprisonment for hoarding or unauthorized sales. Death notice accompanies long obituary for William James of Lexington, age 41, survived by wife Anna and six sons.

Columbia Missouri Division The Food Administration F. B. Mumford Missouri Mr. Mumford England France Italy U. S. Food Administration

Baker visits Wellington on business Wednesday

W. F. Baker traveled to Wellington on Wednesday to attend to business matters.

W. F. Baker Wellington

Morris Lieutenant Wounded in France Update

Mrs. TD. C. Morris received word from Kansas City that her son, Lieut. Morris, was wounded. No details were provided. He was among the first officers sent to France after the Funston Officers Training Camp.

Morris Kansas City Lieut. Morris Lieut France Funston

Property deals near town involve two 23 acre and home transactions

Sam W. Barnett Wednesday bought the Peak property south of town comprising twenty three acres from E. B. Vaughan, with private consideration. Vaughn then purchased the John Chamberlain home on South Street, also for private consideration. Both transactions were arranged by John Kh. Taubman.

Sam W. Barnett Vaughn John Chamberlain South Street John Kh Taubman

Call for volunteers to sew refugee garments at Red Cross

A call seeks many helpers to make sleeve less shirts with garments sent to homes. About one hundred women are now sewing surgical dressings and space is tight. Larger quarters will be available soon, so volunteers are urged to come and assist.

Red Cross

Teacher Examination Scheduled in Lexington

The August teacher's examination will be held in the High School building in Lexington on Friday and Saturday, August 2 and 3, 1918. Examinations run from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day with Geography, Language, Algebra, Spelling on Friday morning and grammar, arithmetic, literature, reading Friday afternoon. Saturday includes Civil Government, U. S. History, Agriculture, Adv. Science in the morning and Physiology, Writing, Pedagogy, Adv. History in the afternoon. Dr and Mrs Z M Williams traveled to Kansas City Tuesday for a day trip. Miss Rylie Els returned Tuesday to Prairie Home after a visit with her brother Sam T Ellis.

Lexington U. S Z. M. Williams Kansas City

Chiropractic claims amid opposition gain acceptance

Chiropractic faces criticism and ignorance but grows with thousands of practitioners. It is presented as a legitimate method for maintaining health and well being, encouraging investigation and study of its claims and methods.

Kapayedpe Boys Travel to Gamp Funston

A list of names follows a terse line about the Kapayedpe boys heading to Gamp Funston. Names include Swan Swanson Lexington August Bertram Alma Hugh, Morgan Odeesa Walter S. Thieman Odessa, Oliver H. Kock Wellington Herma G. Cashing Concordia Eur A. Sanders Napoleon Ira Bh Jones Dover David P. Temming Concordia Zible De Barker Odessa Orphus D. Cook Waverly Qecar T. Holman Lexington Charlea Hiiker Wellington Walter ih Torp Higuieville Pierre Tineul Lexington Cleveland Brown Odessa Henry J. Backs Lexington Okle Barnes Lexington Willie Brockmeyer Napoleon Ernest W. Boosehen Concordia Fred Einke Lexington Edw. F. Hester Corder Harley W. Hinderamann Well Gus Potter Wellington Irvin Petering Concordia Joseph M. Temming Concordia Ernest Weeden Waverly Al Schlapper Concordia

Swan Swanson Lexington August Bertram Alma Hugh &. Morgan Odeesa Walter S. Thieman Odessa Oliver H. Kock Wellington Herma G. Cashing Concordia Eur A. Sanders Napoleon Ira Bh Jones Dover David P. Temming Zible de “Barker Orphus D. Cook Waverly Qecar T. Holman Charlea ‘Hiiker Walter Ih. Torp Higuieville Pierre Tineul

Union War Rally at Gospel Grove Meeting Named

A public meeting, Union war rally, is set for Sunday night at the Gospel Grove under the County Council of Defense. Dr. S. D. Goodale will address alleged German atrocities and discuss 20th century crimes with special music. He will also speak at Higglinsville Corder Mayview Odessa and Wellington.

Gospel Grove County Council of Defense S. D. Goodale 20Th Centure Goodale Dr. Goodale Higglinsville Corder Mayview Odessa Wellington

New Cash Plea Adds Route System for Deliveries

Warder Connor Supply House announces a single daily route to cut costs. Orders west of 20th street close at 9:80, east of 20th at 2:30, and Southside by 3:30. payment to the driver is requested.

20Th Street Tlosee Cloge Southside Warder & Connor Supply House Phoni

Hopkins and Gay ger Return From Fairfield Fishing Trip

E. N. Hopkins and T. C. Gay ger returned Friday from a fishing trip to Fairfield Missouri.

E. N. Hopkins T. C. Gayger Fairfield, Mo

Dover couple wed after Tuesday afternoon ceremony

Will Williams and Ethel Bolton of Dover Missouri were married Tuesday afternoon by Judge W. P. Cole at Con C Barron's grocery. Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rush and three daughters visited Mrs. Rush's mother Mrs. James Peak in Forrest City Arkansas. Dr. Rush reported good road conditions from St. Louis to Lexington and writer Glasscock spent Sunday with relatives. Mira C L Glasscock and Mrs. E J Powell left for Texas after visits.

Will Williams Ethel Bolton Dover, Mo W. P. Cole Con C. Barron's Grocery Felix G. Young B. ©. Drummond Questa J. O. Rush Forrest City Ark

Death of Mrs. Emma Schofield in Kansas City

Word arrived Friday of the death of Mrs. Emma Schofield at the Swedish hospital in Kansas City after years of ill health. She had been in the hospital three months. Survived by son John L. Schofield of Memphis, Tenn. Body brought to Lexington for burial. Services by Rev. Br. L. Cowan held Sunday at 2 p.m.

Emma Schofield

Billie Bandon Visits Before Brooklyn Navy Yard Duty

Billie Bandon son of Mr and Mrs Wm J Bandon arrived Tuesday from the Great Lakes Training Station for a day with homefolks. He returned Wednesday and today leaves for the Brooklyn Navy Yard for assignment to active duty.

Billie” Bandon Wm. J. Bandon Great Lakes Training Station Brooklyn Navy Yard

Mrs Humphery Visits Higginville Relative Saturday

Mrs S L Humphery of Higginsville arrived Saturday for a visit with her mother Mrs J Be Cross.

Higginsville J. ‘Be, Cross

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William James Jacob Newcomer St. Joseph Mr. James Anna Hollingeworth Warwick Hotel St.Louis Recorder's Office Lafayette Co Lafayette County Abstract Co Ike H. Noyes Joseph Temming Chas. F. Temming W. BP Garcre Thos. A. Walker Rasmus Pollard Hawkins & Smith's Blair’s Sandford Morrison-Wentworth Bank W. D Firat Chas. Gillou Louis & Hattie Gillon Luehrmann D. C. Calhoun Admiro F. R. Howe Davis Annis Groves & Husband Chas Edna B. Warder Stayton Stout Jas. H. Davis Herman H. Heidbrink Jod. H. Chappell Hisginaville E. W. Klaustermeyer Amelia Kroencke Lexington B. & 1 Lena Klein Etta Oliver & Husband Q. C. D Bik Hoefer Higginaville Bulion United States Treasuy India Treasury Federal Reserve Bank Margaret and Louise Mayer Florence Haekker Oscar Thomas Fletcher Chiropractic H. H. Hentges H. A. Koppleman Baskett Tha Mae Gamp Funston Old Town Rl v Sedalia Bylander Ation Sedalia, Mo AVERY WM. Steffens Concordia, Missourt
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