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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

2

Local visits reported for several residents

Miss Velma Kratzer visited Wellington on Tuesday. Mrs. D. A. Schencks and children traveled to Fort Scott Kansas on Tuesday for a visit. Mrs. J. R. Pinkerton and children from Oregon visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ford went to Higginsville Monday evening. Miss Bernice Campbell went to Higginsville Monday evening for a few days. Miss Florence Gaffin and her brother Herbert visited Kansas City Tuesday. Miss Emma Spring visited St. Joseph on Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Vivian attended the Christian Church state convention in St. Joseph Tuesday.

Velma Kratzer Wellington D. A. Schencks Fort Scott Kansas J. R. Pinkerton Oregon W. P. Ford Higginsville Bernice Campbell Florence Gaffin Herbert Kansas City Emma Spring St. Joseph Clarence Vivian of the Christian Church Lizzie Beck Ida H. A. Koppleman New Haven Columbia Joe Salyers Washington Della Grindstaff Amina Ruppel Concordia Boyles Gon Harry W. Woodridge Freda H. Meinecke Ed Thompson Lawrence Windsor

Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria in era notice

Mrs F W Vollmer returned to Centralia after a visit with relatives. Miss Ruth Bullard traveled to Kansas City for a brief visit. Mrs Gertrude Shea went to Kansas City for a visit with relatives.

F. W. Vollmer Centralia Ruth Bullard Kansas City Gertrude Shea

President Wilson Before Congress Impressed Irish Legislator

T P OConnor recalls observing President Wilson before Congress from the gallery. The Irish critic notes the plain attire and democratic spirit, contrasting with British pomp. He admires the simple dignity of the President and the awe of the vast assembly, linking the moment to themes of power and national destiny.

T. P. Oconnor Washington Post House of Representatives Watson Congress Edward Supreme Court Republic Senate of United States de Quincy Rome Ito Earth Abraham Lincoln Ome

President Wilson's War-Savings Proclamation

A proclamation issued by President Woodrow Wilson calls for war-savings measures to support the United States during wartime. The document emphasizes national finance, thrift, and citizen participation through savings drives and patriotic duty. The signed declaration underscores the administration's commitment to mobilize resources for the war effort.

Wilson Gendlala Seemg Timnes Treasury Department Revere United States GREAT Volunteer Army OF Production Oer

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Lexington Intelligencer A. W. Allen Postoffice Lexington Congressional C. Major Seventh Congressional District R. C. Duebbert Lafayette Polk Phillips Democratc MW .T. Hartman Bei Meron Dan Zach W. Wright J. F. Winn Eemocra Arty Ide W. B. Douglass Rter Joseph Kuehls Ithen E. M. Thomas Julius Vogt Geo, Peoce Democratic Party Wee John. F. Larkin Ls W. M. Miller Recorder of Deeds Geo. W. Bates Jas Democrata Ae Stephen N. Wilson Aseabe Fletcher Gingham W.G. McCausland Rael Mra D. A. Corder J. J. Wootruff Lexington, Missouri Woodrow Wilson Lexington Savings Bank W. G. McCausland BN. Hopkins Lee J. Slusher B. RB. Ireland M. Taubman F. A. Hoeper W. H. Chiles W. J. Bandon Ayall
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