National recruiting appeal urges youth join U S Army
World War I era notice urges young men to enlist or volunteer, outlining pay increases and benefits starting June 1 1917, with $80 monthly wages, training, and education as incentives. It contrasts military service with civil employment and lists recruiting stations in Missouri and Kansas, plus a union church service schedule for summer.
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Moto
Army
Kansas City
Slater
Maryville
Kansas
Sedalia
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Brookfield
Trenton
Topeka
Fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs offered for sale
Advertises orders for fruit and ornamental trees grapes small fruits flowering shrubs roses climbers aspargus rhubarb privet and hedge plants. Claims low prices and rejects fake blight or frost proof claims. Mentions CHAS TEUBNER and phone 738. Also notes short local social notices about Miss Nann Douglass and Miss Ruth Douglass returning to Cordler Oklahoma and others traveling to Dover and Colorado.
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Chas. Teubner
British Extend Gains in Belgium Front Stays Active
British forces push in the Messines region with gains toward Warneton and Comines as German artillery duels continue. In Trentino and Russian sectors weather and attacks limit infantry actions while Italian front duels persist and Macedonian fighting notes sporadic artillery exchanges. Internal Revenue warns of June 15 penalties. tax filers advised to comply and narcotics records required. Mrs. Freeman Alford and son Freeman join Mrs. Florence Alford in Kansas City.
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Washington
Jane
Douglas Maig
Messines
Trencheree
Ypres
Am Ger Mans
Chemin da& Pines
Champagne
Butte de Mesnil
Haute Chevauchne
Trentino
Vodice
Gorizia
Bend
Betgii
North Sea
Soba
Gar- Mane
Nou
Messines Ridge
Marshal Haig
la Potente Farm
Warneton
Comines
Mont Garnillet
Berlin
Wa Biy
Trent
Internal Revenue
E. M Harber
Congress
Mr. Harber
Unclear OCR item on tax rates and fuel costs
Fragmentary text appears to discuss increased taxes on fuel and oil with an unclear date and locale. The readable elements mention Mexico, a June 13 time, and a 10 percent rate, but specifics are missing, making a precise summary difficult.
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Wikies
Armeh Navy
Ome
Mexico
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Ends a Children's Cry
Mr and Mrs Geo P Blackwell and daughter visited Kansas City on Tuesday to spend the day as part of a brief family outing reflected in a local note.
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Nadine Keith
Kansas City
Mabel Rush
Walter
Orrick
Sarah Tuck
Sweet Springs
R. M. Tuck, Jnr
A. P. Kelly
Hiram Kelly
Mary
Bates City
M. T. Kelly
J. L. Hitt
K. P. Kramer
Bertha Schumacher
Homer Schowengerdt
Aullville
Mabel Hester
W. C. Carlton
Dr. Johnson
California
S. M. Reynolds
Corder
Houston
Texas
J. L. Masters
J. R. Hedges
Miami
Minnie Bell Gaines
Higginsville
Lloyd Ramey
Nathan Corder
Marguerite
Helen Groves
Virginia
Jo Ellia Hudson
Briggs Twyman
Minnie Corder
Ellen Corder
Bowman Corder
Clawson
Oak Grove
Anna van Meter
Ethel Slusher
Lizzie Schulz
Blackburn
W. E. Scotten
Sedalia
M. Reynolds
Léo. Wollenman
Katherine Condon
Bellville
Harry Neimeier
Thad
Horace Corder
Bettie Hackley
Adair Beamer
Katherine and
Roberta Wilson
Lexington
Frances Groves
Dorris Reynolds
R. B. Twyman
Armstrong
Geo.p. Blackwell
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Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Postofice
Missouri
Childen
United States Army
W.P. Clark Airdome
Christian Church
Presbyterian
Evangelical
W.G. McCausland
Nann Douglass
Cordler
Ruth Douglass
Oklahoma City
W. B Douglass
Margaret Davis
Dover
Colorado
K Warwick
Kansan Ghee
Belgium
Haig
Rench
London
Hritian
Repehy
Freeman Alford
Freeman
Evelyn Jagers
Florence Alford
Fort Omaha
Fletcher
Lexington Savings Bank
Liberty Bond
Traders Bank
Traders
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Cheges
W. J. Bandon
Richard Field
V. W. A. Catron
J. Andrew
Cash