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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

4

Missouri schools to get $2,000,000 funds pledged

Missouri reports show public school distributions exceeding 2 million dollars this year while a state treasurer note cites 1.9 million available. Penitentiary earnings reach 49 thousand with 700 as excess over disbursements. State road fund nears 2 million amid debt payments. Tax law yields over 1.3 million with 200 thousand more due. Clinton man Eichhoff faces charges after disparaging Liberty bonds and urging German victory.

Jefferson City Clinton Henry C. Hichoff Coal Camp United States Jefferies J. M. Moss Mora Bunton County Eichoft Germany Wilson

State fair slogan and dates set at Sedalia

A Sedalia state fair will run August 10 to 17 with a slogan Promote patriotiam production and progresal geneus. The Minaour council of defense and the state Board of Agriculture issued the statement to move the event up a month to avoid autumn rains and bad roads.

Geneus Sedalia Minaour Council of Defense State Board of Agricultura

Three Democratic candidates doomed for speaker post

The piece notes three Democratic contenders for speaker of the next Missouri House Frank C Wilkinson Nick T Cave and Frank T Fulbright and mentions the duties and pay for 120 days. It also covers a def erency appropriation bill granting $7500 to widow Mrs William J Stone and details a war band organized in Mexico by named musicians.

House of Representatives Frank C. Wilkinson Kansas City Nick T. Cave Callaway County Frank T. Fulbright Ripley Mra William J. Stone Missouri Senate Mexico Audrain Council of Defense J. C. Stoy Gua Bunnen Will Willams Geo. Snook Nolan Fry Curtis Mitchell Gibson Winans Blake Williams Pemberton Blatiner Charlie Machin Chas Freney Raymond Heldbreder John Dearing John Paintey Willem Barre Gua Bonnea Will Williams Geo, Snook Cgurtla Mitchell Pemberton Blattner Chea Frabey John Dear Joy John Painter William Barre

Missouri Fuel Administrator Protests Anthracite Cutoff

Wallace Crowley protests a federal fuel order cutting off Missouri from Pennsylvania anthracite. He appeals to J D A Morrow for a hearing and seeks support from Iowa Kansas and Nebraska fuel chiefs. He warns thousands of families face winter hardship without coke or Arkansan coal. The order would hit St Louis and northern Missouri hardest and may affect 129 289 tons this year.

Wallace Crowley Federal Fuel Administration Missouri Pennsylvania Crogaley Washington J. D. A. Morrow Iowa Kansas Nebraska Crossley St. Louis Miinols Oval

Gardner appoints delegates to Ozark Trail convention

Governor Gardner named a long list of delegates to the Ozark Trail convention held in Miami Oklahoma. Included are L Sanford from Springfield state highway department editor Harry Jowell McKimsey and many others from St Louis Jefferson City Rolla Joplin and Mount Vernon. Deputy details show broad regional representation and road and press figures.

Gov. Gardner Miami L. Sanford Springfield Harry Jowell The Leader McKimsey Republican M. D. Lightfoot Ozark Tralla Association John T. Woodruff Jesus M. Tolerton Arch Mu Gregor Harry B. Hawes St. Louie Edward M. Filesch Anto Elub St. Louis Paul J. Fischer Motor Digest Robert E. Lee Auto Review James A. Houchin Jefferson City R. F. Chapman C. McKibben State Highway Department A. W. Graham W. H. Owen Lebanon Don Q. Vernon John W Sarcoxie Barnard Man John M. My Jang Joplin Howard Murphy P. M. Bradley Joseph Leopold Pearley Burton Phillip Coldron Globe T. W. Cunningham Dolph Shaner Rotary Club J. W. Winters Charles W. Fear Good Roads Journal

Allies Turned Tables on Germans in France

Washington reports Allied forces countering German offensives in France near the Marne and Chateau Thierry. Americans and French troops hold lines, launching stiff resistance as German attempts slow, with heavy casualties and prisoners noted.

Washington France Solesons Chateau Thierry Marne Rheims Neuilly Wood Paris Jaulgonne Chateau Tlerry Thia Inez Aisne Oureg Pernant Oureq Neuilly-la-Poterie Veuilly-le- Poterie Olee Alune Stand Bull Soissons Owerd Paria German War Office Lewat Thhelms Vaureala Solysons Luconin de Breuil Choudun Licy Boyresches

French War Plant Blows Up Near Arles

A violent explosion at a tar materials plant near Rauiwens in southern France caused extensive damage. A Havas dispatch from Marsonley notes the blast occurred yesterday. Benjamin Chan ter Chapin, famed moving picture actor and screenwriter, died in Alberty, N. on Sunday, drawing wide notice for his resemblance to a popular actor.

Paris Rauiwens Arles Marsonley Wiperiennter Lincoln Dias New York Benjamin Chanter Chapin Abralasi Idaccais Alberty

Rahe Army Downs Athletics In Closely Fought Tilt

Rahe's Army school team from Kansas City edged the Athletics 3 to 2 Thursday afternoon. All Rahe scores came on errors by the Athletics, shaping the narrow victory.

Rahe Rahe Army School Kansas City

Dover Visit Recap With Gordon and Waters

Miss Francis Gordon returned to Dover Friday after a visit with Mrs. George Gordon. Rev and Mrs Baxter Waters went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day.

Francis Gordon Dover George Gordon Baxter Waters Kansas City

Lame Back Relieved with Cham berlain’s Liniment Guide

An older health note advises using Cham berlain's Liniment twice daily for a lame back. It recommends massaging the back muscles over the painful area thoroughly at each application.

Chamberlain

Local Ladies Travel to Kansas City and Garden City

Miss Anna Mae Rushing and others traveled to Kansas City on Friday for business. Mrs Annié Burgess and her son Ewing went to Garden City on Friday for a visit.

Anna Mae Rushing Freda Elizabeth Lizlerman Eoline Smith Kansas City Annié Burgess Ewing Garden City

To Prevent Belching Warning and Remedy Advice

Old health column urges slow eating and thorough masticating to curb belching. If symptoms persist, take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper as directed.

Chamberlain

Women Visit Higginsville And Nearby towns

Mrs BE C Mignery and her children traveled to Higginsville for a short visit. Mrs C H Heines of Blackburn spent Wednesday in the area. Mrs Hattie Hughes left for Higginsville Thursday morning for a few days’ visit.

BE. C. Mignery Higginsville C. H. Heines Blackburn Hattie Hughes

Mild laxatives urged for digestive disorder cure

The article advises increased water intake, raw fruit, outdoor exercise, and gentle laxatives like Chamberlains Tablets to ease a moisture deficiency in residual food matter. Harsh laxatives are said to worsen the condition. Also mentions visits of Miss Estelle Planchett to Kansas City and Mrs Eleanor Proctor with Miss Bess Warren visiting locals, plus a trip by Mrs Frank Kriehn, Mrs John Sturgis and Irvin Sturgis to Camp Funston.

Chamberlain Estelle Planchett Kansas City Eleanor Proctor Bess Warren Higgginsville Chas. Warren Frank Kriehn John Sturgis Irvin Camp Funston

The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed

Advertisement urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoida Remedy at home for sudden stomach and bowel pains when a physician is unavailable. It claims the medicine is the best for colic diarrhoea and can save lives by prompt treatment.

Higginsville visit notes and returns home

Mrs. S. L. Humphrey of Higginsville visits her mother Mrs. J. B. Crogs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smarr returned to Higginsville Thursday evening after visiting Mrs. Gordon Graham.

S. L. Humphrey Higginsville J. B. Crogs Ed Smarr Gordon Graham

Primary Election Notice for Lafayette County Missouri 1918

Lafayette County Missouri holds a primary on August 6 1918 to nominate candidates for Congress Supreme Court State Superintendent of Public Schools and various county offices including probate court clerk county collector and prosecuting attorney. The countys county clerk GEO W Bates provides the official notice with filing requirements of at least sixty days.

Lafayette Congress Missouri Supreme Court House of Representatives Deada Clay Towns Eldcr Ustice Davis Township Dover Township Freedom Township Justice of the Peace Lexington Middleton Township Sniadier Township Washington Township Clay Sutur Askin Geo, W. Bates

Administrator's Notice With Will Annexed For Maggie Hall

Letters of administration on the estate of Maggie Hall deceased were granted April 20 1918 by the Probate Court of Lee County. All persons interested in the estate are required to present claims for allowance within six months after grant. The notice specifies deadlines and legal actions regarding the estate and will.

Maggie Hall Lee County Miseoan Peraons J. D. Templeton Olive Templeton

Salas County Legal Notice Names Judge Stephen N Wilson

Forthcoming probate action in Salas County Missouri appoints Stephen N Wilson as judge in probate matters. Court date set for May 17, 1913 with SHAL authority overseeing proceedings and related filings required by local statutes.

Stephen N. Wilson Salas County Missouri

Girls at Chillicothe Business College Embrace War Work

Six to one is the ratio of girls to boys at Chillicothe Business College this summer. The girls are alive to unusual business opportunities and eager to do their part in an industrial way to win the war.

Chillicothe Business College

Rankin and Taubman Visit Kansas City Friday

Mrs J A Rankin and Mr and Mrs John Taubman traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a visit. John Shisher also went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day.

J. A. Rankin Kansas City John. Taubman John Shisher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Patriotiam Public Service Commission United Railway Conta Busby, Simpson Piad Daves Bean and Bilaly Poultry Department University of Missouri Poultry Extension Service W. J. Stone Frank W. McAllister Fulton John M. Newsom Callaway Williamsburg Taylor Althiser Jefferson Barracks James L. Cole Gardner Independence Sarah Hedges Crowder J. H. McCord Selective Service Law Frederick Auwat H. Frederick Board of Aldermen Bt. Louta Gar-Gardner State Prison Board HMS Kaiser Sammies Tone Fletcher Risa the Beverage Anheuser-Busch Bevo State OF Dafarae County Bates Mollie Hill Lafayette County Bates City Circuit Court Hollie A. Ee Lbott Aull & Aull
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