Lexington Red Cross May to June 1920 Report
The Lexington Lafayette Chapter Red Cross reports duties as Executive Secretary from May 1 to June 1 1920. Highlights include opening a Health Center on May 22 with rent funded by county court city council and Red Cross, cooperation with the U S Public Health Service, infant and preschool screenings, donations received, and numerous visits from officials and branches across Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
U. S. Public Heath Service
Lexington
City Council
Red Cross
Emma Brown
U. S. Public Health Service
H. T. Phillips
County Public Health Agreement and Legion Parade News
The Lafayette County branches agreed to cooperate with the Chapter to make the county the best in Missouri. Edith Stringer led the Division with vision and enthusiasm. American Legion Day on May 31 drew many out of town visitors, with Wellington, Alma, Concordia, and Lexington represented in the parade. Wellington won a silver loving cup for the best float. Also notes on goats and goat milk highlighting health benefits, values, and prices from $50 to $500 for pure breeds and nanny goats, with global references to Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Missouri
Edith Stringer
Lafayett
American Legion
Wellington
Alma
Concordia
Lexington
B. C. Drummond
J. C. Crenshaw
Mrs. Geo. Prock
E. N. Hopkins
Mary L. Marquis
Europe
Italy
Paris
England
United States
East
California
Chicago Daily News
N. Y
Prohibition Advice on Stomach Ailments In Ames
An Ames Iowa Intelligencer snippet warns against using whiskey for colic and diarrhea. It notes a common incorrect belief that alcohol cures stomach distress and urges seeking medical help or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead.
Local travelers make weekend trips and business visits
Al Chamblin and Fred Spencer spent Sunday at White's Island. Edgar Cox accompanied by his wife and Mrs. R. M. Taubman and D. C. Morris, drove to Kansas City Friday morning. E. W. Hoffman went to Kansas City Friday morning on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Chamblin
Fred Spencer
White's Island
Edgar Cox
R. M. Taubman
D. C. Morris
Kansas City
E. W. Hoffman
Dependable John Deere Grain Binder Promises Low Losses
Dependability is emphasized for the grain binder, with claims of strong roller-beam construction and easy operation. Features include a bundle carrier that dumps with minimal effort, teeth that rise from stubble, easy adjustments, and the Quick Turn Tongue Truck for faster wheel turns and cleaner corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilar
Laughte
Liam
Barlo
Cassi
Elliot Tram Wiek
Sor
St. Louis
Edith E. Stringer
U. S. P. H. Service
Washington
D. C
W. K. Hand
Topeka
Kans
James Jackson
G. C. Marquis
Independence
J. A. Burgess
H. ©. Brinkman
J. A
Elisabeth Mann
Lenora McElmerray
Grace Slade
J. C. Burgess
Albert Noever
Rohlfing
Napoleon
A. W. Bettein
Geo. Prock
Meta R. Lucke
Virgie Slade
J. L. Corse
Bates City
Hally
Misa Bessie Webb
E Roach
Odessa
Jos. Keuhls
Mayview
Mra
Oscar Thomas
Rey. Rolfing
J. W. Horner
Bk G. Becker
Oppenbring
Ww C. Pes
Oxfords
The
Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Fletcher
Catron & Taubman Abstract & Agency Company
Harry Taubman
John K. Taubman
Insurance of All Kinds
Traders Bank
Central Beverage Co
Old Pal
Union
W. L. Gruber
10Th Street
Farmer's Co-operative Ass'n
C. W. Johnson
Hix Building
Castoria
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