Senate probe exposes Wall Street farmers and lobbyists
Testimony before the Senate finance committee reveals Allen and Isham of the National Grange acting as professional lobbyists for tariff interests. The report ties them to major lumber, paper, and wool trusts and names John D. Rockefeller-linked figures and others aiding the anti reciprocity campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Senate Finance Committee
Allen & Iirsham
National Grange
Washington
Allen
Thones Throw
Wall — Street
Allen Abs
Americott Lamber Maninufacturers’ Association
Anetican Wool “Manuficturers
Imoher Trust
Respectrivsly
Dens Wong
Flatmers
Allen & Grabam
Taniers
Willstreu
Po Tedon
Eihalf
Missouri June Crop Report Highlights Drought Pressures
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture reports May was one of the hottest May periods on record with widespread dry weather across the state. Some areas saw no rainfall, and most regions received only light showers late in May, with rain still greatly needed statewide. Corn stands are good where germination succeeded, but some fields suffer from moisture shortage, and mole, mouse, and crow damage slowed growth in spots. Wheat conditions declined slightly but remain better than a year ago, with harvest approaching in the southern region in the next few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Darley
Wits
Todhey
T. G. Wilson
Midiatary
Missouri State Board of Agtiiltus
Missouri
Thor
Coop Pital
Wardrobe Clothes Reclaim Call at Singer Office
SHERWIN & WILLIAMS Paints and W F Weis notice recalling clothes left at the Wardrobe. Call at Ones at the Singer Office to claim items. If unclaimed, arrangements may follow per local policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin & Williams Paints
W. F. Weis
Singer
Central Business College Opens New Building
Central Business College at 129 14 Oak Street Kansas City announces its new brick and white glaze tile building designed for student comfort and efficiency. The school promotes its 20th annual 96 page catalog now ready for distribution and offers to mail it free to prospective students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
Oak Street
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Time Card Lexington Branch Schedule
Railroad timetable shows Sedalia to Lexington and Kansas City trips, with morning and evening departures and arrivals. It lists eastbound and river route segments, times for Sedalia, Jefferson City, and Lexington, plus local freight windows on the Lexington Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Lexington
Wahes
Selatia
Kansas City
Sedalia
Free laxative sample from Dr Caldwell touted
A promotion for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claims it is a mild gentle laxative suitable for families including babies. The ad cites letters from mothers and professionals like C K Smith of Pine Bluff and Nenge B Turner of Harlan Kentucky. Readers are urged to send address for a free sample and then buy the product through their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Nenge B. Turner
Harlan, Ky
de Caldwell
B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello, NL
Local residents attend events and return home
Mrs Felix Young and Miss Blanche Fulkerson spent Monday in Wiggingville. Irvin Morris and Albert Loonis, students at Columbia State University, returned home Sunday to spend vacation. Dr Geo W Hyde went to Liberty Monday for William Jowell College commencement. A license was issued in Kansas City Sunday to Joseph C Twostell and Miss Tazel Neff, both of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Young
Blanche Fulkerson
Wiggingville
Irvin Morris
Albert Loonis
State University At
Columbia
Geo W. Hyde
Liberty
William Jowell College
Kansas City
Joseph C. Twostell
Tazel
Neff
Enlargements and color photos offered locally
Local ad offers enlargements from L000 up and Eve enlargements from Kodak film seats up. Color photos priced from 30 cents per copy, with pricing based on work required. Phone number 240 provided for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam
Fcom
Partition Sale of Real Estate in Lexington Missouri
Heirs of Elijah D Nest deceased agree to a partition sale of three described tracts in Lafayette County Missouri. Each tract will sell separately with separate abstracts and plats at the Lexington office for examination. Purchasers will receive deeds and warranties as described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah D. Nest
Trey
Pend Yous
Lexington
Pilon
Crenshaw Contracts For Dwelling At 1819 May Street
The contract has been awarded to J. G. Crenshaw for a two shire fame dwelling at 1819 May Street. Excavation will begin in two weeks and work will be pushed rapidly. Ed Aull traveled to Kansas City Monday on business. Indge Inc, Hedge went to Kansas City Monday to visit relatives. W. TL. Chiles went to Kansas City Monday on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crenshaw
May Street
Ed Aull
Kansas City
Indge Inc
Hedge
Visi
Kenney's Red Phone and Gelzer's Groceries Ad
An old classified style ad touts Kenney's Phone 17 Red as the place to buy Gregg's coffee and highlights Gelzer's prompt feed orders. It also promotes Pickwick products and a greenhouse listing at Egeleston's Green House with Ponderosa and Dwarf Champion tomato plants and flowering plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Kenney
Gelzer’s
Pickwick
Egeleston
Green House
We Do Love Work by John Ashurst Ad Copy
A compact promotional note touts work ethic and product quality. It claims strong service and delivery, citing contact numbers and a calling card for orders. The wording is garbled but presents an advertising pitch from John Ashurst for donkey services or goods.
Fresh Jersey milk delivered in bottles at your door
New Dairy offers whole fresh sweet milk from Jersey cows of good grade. Prepared for delivery in bottles directly to your kitchen door. Phone 433 to order and enjoy wholesome milk daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord of Good
Fresh Eggs Call John Price for Fresh Eggs
Local ad offers fresh eggs from John Price. Call 233 to arrange pickup or inquire about availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Trusteessale of Lafayetter County real estate
Trustee sale notice for Lafay ette County Mississippi amid a deed of trust involving Wheteha W. Harvey Smith and spouse. It lists property in Township 48, Section 4, and State notes defaulted. sale ordered to satisfy the secured debt and recorded in the Lafayette County Recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Harvey Smith
Deodé
Lafagtete
Mistaurt
Lafayette
Sale Notice at Front Door of Court House in Lexington
On Saturday June 17 1911 the property described will be sold at the front door of the court house in Lexington Missouri by order of Joseph O Lesueur Cruston for cash in Lafayette County. The sale aims to satisfy and discharge a trust obligation. The notice is dated May 27 and references Zue L Smith and Harvey Smith in the described conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Narragansett Pier
Megetary
Narragansett
Cummins
Taft
White House
Congress
Particu
Boral
Idaho
Republican
Senate
Campbell
Rensus
United States
Wickersham
Washington
Sugar Trust
Lid Deen
Henry P. Taft
al- Wing
House
Bean
Roxcnthal
W. R. Day
Tiesenthal
Rosenthal
State Department
Chatman Hamlin
Missouri
Knox
Hamlin
Tonge
Canada
Root
New York
Hijau Db
Neer
Lanyette
Jno
Walker
Fatu
Duielbed
Puting
Frank J. Zauy
Ashweth
Goat Holme
LosMitton
Bas
Wala County
Bate
North
Wal wUrner
Nortae
Seethuw
Ah Ohoma
Khenow Aarti
Scotton
Ranye
Pitt
Freud
Hite
Chalna
Nowel Halt
Seo Don
Hawke
Fellowuibay
Tyes Court
Howe
Lexington
Lafayette
Caah
Duschnort
Thin Trust
Joseph O. Lesueur
Cruston
Zue L Smith
Harvey
Ordinance Notice from Lexington City Council
An ordinance dated and published seeks public reading and comment. It outlines actions by city officials and references the court and judge involvement, with a 30 day period for response after publication. The notice directs interested parties to attend or respond within the stated timeframe.
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ST. Louis, MO
Stephens
Crenshaw & Young
Tivenner
May
Oath
Jefferson City
W. TL. Chiles
Kany City
Legal Bins Inns
Donut
Wwa
Wwe
Coods
John
Ashurst
Mfke
Res
New Dairy
M, ©, Mepadin
Vilends
Tomal
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