Sloan's Liniment Ad and Gulf Coast Visit Note
Sloan's Liniment promises rapid relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lumbago sprains and external aches and is sold by druggists at 25c 50c and 1 00 Mrs Kitty Brighton and daughter Nellie of Trinidad Col arrive with sister Mrs James Weedin Edwin Boy of Kansas City visits relatives for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Kitty Brighton
Nellie
Trinidad
Col
James Weedin
Edwin Boy
Kansas City
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad and Kansas City Visit
An advertisement urges early cold treatment with Dr King’s New Discovery priced at 50 cents and 1.00. Miss Lillian Woodmansee of Kansas City visits Miss Alice Spencer in town while Mrs John Lockhart travels to Kansas City for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lillian, Woodmansee
Kansas City
Alice Spencer
John Lockhart
The Evils of Constipation and Dr King’s Pills
The advertisement warns that constipation shortens life and causes headaches biliousness nervousness and muddy skin. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as mild fast relief that tones the system and clears the complexion, available at druggists for 26e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Visit Highlights Kansas City Trip and Iowa Sisters
Lawrence Marcks toured Kansas City Sunday morning on a brief visit. Mrs Christina Grazian of Centerville Iowa arrived Sunday for a visit with her sister Miss Nora Mussatto, visiting together in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Marcks
Kansas City
Christina Grazian
Centerville
Iowa
Nora Mussatto
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Aid for Croup and Colds
An old household remedy advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for croup, whooping cough, and bronchial troubles. It claims to loosen mucus, ease breathing, and soothe irritated membranes, selling at 25 cents. The notice also cites family visits to Warrensburg Wellington Aullville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
For Sale Poland China Sows Near Prairie Church
A few Poland China sows offered for sale by A P Young near Prairie Church. Sows expected to furrow around the middle of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
A. P. Young
New Missouri Feed Law Requires Labels on Livestock Feeds
Missouri enacts the Shannon Glick Commercial Feed Stuffs law effective June 18 1917 requiring attached statements on all prepared cattle and poultry feeds. Regulations cover net weight brand and trademark and manufacturer address plus protein fiber and ingredient details with permanent registration available through the Missouri State Board of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Coplee
Kansas City man killed by Missouri train near Mexico
Harry Price aged 28 of Cammargo Alabama was killed near Mexico when struck by an eastbound Wabash railroad train. He served as assistant foreman on a construction crew for the Western Union Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Price
Camargo
Mexico
Price
Western Union Telegraph Company
Former Carthage Mayor Jeorge Howenstein Dies at 74
Jeorge Howenstein, 74, former Carthage mayor and Southwest Missouri pioneer after the Civil War, died of heart trouble. In Vernon county a 16 year old, Clarence Kebler, son of Mrs. Richard Kabler, was killed when struck by a car driven by Jerry Willhite Jr. in the southeast part of the county as he attempted to cross the road after a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jeorge
Howenstein
Tie
Missouri
Clarence Kebler
Richard S. Kabler
Jerry Willhite, Jr
Vernon County
Draft Worry Brings Death In St Louis Case
Robert Skiblal of St Louis feared military draft and took his own life. He left three young children and a grieving wife, with authorities noting the tragic act followed mounting worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Skiblal
St Loute
Missouri University records largest glass in its history
Missouri University celebrates its largest graduating class with 600 total graduates. Forty five graduates are credited to Kansas City, highlighting a notable share from the city among the multimillion milestone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri University
Kansas City
Chillicothe Purchases Liberty Bonds Amid Local Notices
Chillicothe bought Liberty Bonds totaling five thousand dollars in one bond and three thousand dollars in five bonds. Mrs. Adolphus Husch, widow of a well known brewer, acquired half a million dollars in Liberty Loan bonds. Mrs. A D Freeman of Morton celebrates her 90th birthday under trees on her farm where she and her husband planted the elm and sugar maples. Mrs. Burnham of Kansas City funds Drury College art and domestic science departments. J. Witen Tw, age 68, dies in Centreville after grieving wife's death weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
Adolphus Husch
A D. Freeman
Morton
Prosecution of Slacker Registration Begins Nationwide
Washington reports the end of leniency for men aged 22 to 30 who failed to register for the draft. Provost Marshal General Crowder orders vigorous enforcement and possible penalties, while local boards may extend opportunities for delinquent registrants. Some states report registration totals, with Ohio leading and Washington at the low end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inoluage
Army
General Crowder
Selectfys Service
Focal Registration Boards
Department of Justice
United States
Baker
General
Taker
Wilson
Chew
Benerdl
Ohlo
Tilipoli
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Iowa
Connecticut
Bond subscriptions lag in federal districts as of June
Totals of subscriptions to the Liberty Bond amounting to 41.39 billion dollars were announced Friday by Secretary McAdoo and released by the treasury. Not one of the twelve federal reserve districts has subscribed to its minimum allotment, though New York, strongest among districts, nears the minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Lease
Washington
McAdoo
Treaghy Department
Federal Reserve
New York
Ransom paid for two men held by Villa’s forces
Final payment of ransom ends months of captivity for Donald Hent and Alex Stroud, managers of a mining operation south of James, with Villa’s men reporting the pair is safe. War Department in St. Louis contracts for equipment valued at 114 million, while conspiracy cases and arrests unfold in Texas and bordering regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hent
Alex Stroud
Erupicion
James
Nherry
Villa
War Department
St. Louie
Calles
Entente Forces Oust Greek King and Install Crown Prince
Allied powers force abdication of Constantine I king of the Hellenes after a series of Greek crises. Crown Prince George is removed as heir while Alexander of Greece is expected to assume the throne with entente backing. Mission led by Frenchman M. Jonnart aims for a peaceful settlement as troops poised offshore. Constantine to leave Greece aboard a British ship for Switzerland via Italy.
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Athens
Constantine I
France
Great Britain
Russia
Jonnyrt
Silioniki
Alexander Zaimis
Constanting Ale
George
Constantine
Greece
Notic
Zaluils
Switzerland
Italy
Frinte Alexander
M. Jonnart
Stolen Records Questioned by Navy Officials
Washington reports a probe into confidential Navy bureau information leaks. Secretary Daniels told the Senate naval affairs committee that letters postmarked Detroit appeared to reveal data from ordnance files. Senator Frelinghuysen offered the letters and urged returning them to the Secret Service while denying any intent to accuse innocents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apy
Bureau of Nance
Daniels
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Mongolia
Ine Ehlent
Frelinghuysen
Detroit
Ordnance Bureau
Ave
Secret Service
Fretinghittysen
Senate moves toward national prohibition in committee
Washington reports that the Senate judiciary committee advanced the Sheppard National Prohibition Bill with a favorable recommendation. Senators Culbertson Reed and Grundegee voted against it while a second prohibition measure aimed at restricting liquor manufacture to conserve food supplies also moved forward in agriculture committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Culbertson
Texas
Reed
Missouri
Snd
Grundegee
Senate Committee Agriculture
Tragic Train Crash Claims Local Family Life
A car carrying Mike Jackson, his wife, and their six year old daughter was struck by a trash near hare fate today, killing the father, mother, and child. another child was severely injured. Britain releases wool for U S warmington. Great Britain has released forty five thousand bales of Australian wool for immediate shipment to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mike
Britain
U. 8
Warmington
Great Ucllain Hee
United States
Call 399 Bake Shop Ad Promises Satisfaction
Call 399 for bake shop products. The message highlights high satisfaction, growing business, repeated orders, and flattering comments on cakes and bread, inviting new customers to try and be convinced of perfect service and quality.
Chillicothe Business College Ad Promises Tuition Refunds
A Chillicothe Mo advertisement invites young men under or unfit for military service to enter business, offering to refund tuition if called to service. It notes insights from a study and invites letters to 101 Normal Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Business College
Normal Ave
Chillicothe
Administrator notice for Marius Poutlevigne estate occurrence
Notices announce letters of administration issued to Albert Poudevigne for the estate of Marius Poutlevigne deceased by the Probate Court of Fayette County Missouri on April 2 1017. Creditors must file claims within six months or risk bar from benefits. failure to exhibit within one year from last publication will forever bar. Dated April 26 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius Poutlevigne
Ayette County
Missouri
Albert Poudevigne
Executors Notice in Missouri Probate Court
Letters Testamentary granted May 19 1917 for the estate of Francis M Tevicuff in Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months after publication or be barred from the estate. Signed by Marie Catherine Thinmuff.
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Lexington College 1917
Notice states annual meeting of Lexington College stockholders at H C Wallace office 1014 Main Street Lexington Missouri on Friday June 15 1917 at 2 PM. Elect trustees and decide disposition of college property plus other business. Dated June 19 1917 Henry C Chiles chairman Henry C Wallace secretary 525.8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rr Ulst
Lexinton ‘Collera
Ae Wowhen
Sich
Henry C. Chiles
Henry C. Wallace
Executors Notice in Lafay ette County Missouri
Notice is given that letters testamentary for Mary Jones deceased were issued May 18, 1917, by the Probate Court of Lafay ette County Missouri to Walter B. Ardell. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. actions not shown within one year from this publication date will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Tevicuff
Lafayette County
Missouri
Marie Catherine Thincufr
Mary Jones
Probate
Walter B. Ardell
Walt Leltersea
Michael Holwell
Lafayette
County
Nuch
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E. M. Davis
Warrensburg
Leonard Goodloe
Wellington
Chas. Warren
G. P. Warren
Eleanor Proctor
Aullville
Near Prairie Church
J. L. Peak
Lexington
M. A
Chillcothe
Drury
Mra LK. Burnham
Kansas
City
Wite
J. Witen
Deal
Centres
Littlefield
W. J. Littlefield
Naval War College
Newport, R
Ohio
Tex
Norihort
Ivtelot
Ape
Viliv
Siayyol
Biry
Hihivabte
Tly
Entente
Green King
Alexander
NAVY
Daniels Save
Nation Day Bill Reported
Rena
Athena
Tan
Castoria
Waterloo
Sam Edmonds
Laayette
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