Missouri Ad Clubs Urge 1917 National Convention in St Louis
J B Powell of the University of Missouri and secretary of the Associated Advertising Clubs of Missouri says bringing the 1917 National Convention of the Associated Ad Clubs of the World to St Louis benefits Missouri. The Missouri clubs have urged all advertising groups nationwide to support hosting 15 000 leaders and businessmen in the state for one week.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Retail Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
Associated Ad Clubs of the World
J. B. Powell
University of Missouri At Columbia
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Associated Missouri Clubs
Columbia
United States
Powell
Missourian Heads World Press Congress in Sydney
Twenty-nine countries select delegates for the 1918 World Press Congress in Sydney Australia Dean Walter Williams of the Missouri School of Journalism presiding The nations joining include the United States Colombia China England Australia Japan Germany India New Zealand Argentina Honduras and more The congress will meet triennially at world capitals with its first formal session in Sydney Australia on invitation of New South Wales government.
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Australia
Sydney
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri At Columbia
San Francisco
United States of America
United States of Colombia
China
Egland
Japan
Germany
India
New Zealand
Argentina
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Canada
Ireland
Switzerland
Portual
Russia
Cuba
Phillippine Telands
Italy
Venezuela
Denmark
Sweden
Persia
Brazil
Chile
Belgium
Congress
New South Wales
Local visits noted from town to neighboring cities
Miss Ella Nickell traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a visit. Mrs. T. J. Green journeyed to Liberty on Tuesday to attend the State Convention of the Young Peoples Branch of the W C T U. Mrs. Z. A. Wright visited Wellington on Tuesday for a brief stay.
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Ella Nickell
Kansas City
T. J. Green
Liberty
Young Peoples Branch
Z. A. Wright
Wellington
Law Graduate Admitted to Practice in Lafayette County Court
Irvin Morris recently graduated from the University of Nebraska Law Department and was admitted to practice Monday in the Lafayette County circuit court.
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Irvin Morris
University of Nebraska
Lafayette County
Visits and travel notes from Kansas City region
Mrs Reid Moreland returned to her home in Kansas City yesterday after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs M C McFadin. Her mother accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs Henry Meyers went to Kansas City yesterday for a few days visit.
Mixed Babies Stir Nurse Nan and House Surgeon
In a hospital drama Miss Nan Keller, a coldly distant nurse, confronts an inner hunger for sympathy. When a mix-up places an infant of unknown race with the wrong mother, Nan flees in panic but Charlie Abbott pursues, calms her, and promises to sort out the babies, leading to a reluctant confession of love and a hopeful reconciliation.
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Nan Keller
Miss Nan
Charlie Abbott
Ier
General Hospital
Misa Nan
Charley Abbott
Julin
Ikis
Nan
Miss Non
Miss Jameson
Igs Matthews
Miss Keller
Matthews
Molson
Mrs. Molson
Probationrs
Mrss Matthews
Heira
Charlie
Abbott
Cen
Making Gasoline From Gas In Pennsylvania Planting gas from wells to fuel blend
A Pennsylvania firm built a plant to extract gasoline from natural gas sourced from about 400 small wells. Gas is compressed, gasoline removed under 200 psi, blended with naphtha, and stored in tanks. Output runs ~120000 gallons monthly needing ten rail cars. A high pressure compressor will also prepare compressed gas for sale.
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Pennsylvania
Hinu
Wall Street Journal
Lexington Bank Depository Bids Sought for City Funds
The City Council of Lexington Missouri invites sealed proposals from banking corporations doing business in Lexington to become the city depository. Bids due July 5 1916 at 7 30 PM must state the rate offered on daily balances. Successful bidder must furnish a bond and adhere to legal requirements. Council reserves right to reject any bids.
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Lexington
Missouri
City of
Executor's Notice for John MeIntyre Estate
Executor William McIntyre announces letters testamentary granted June 13 1916 by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. All creditors must file claims for allowance within six months, or be barred from estate benefits. claims not filed within one year from the date of the last publication will be forever barred.
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Missouri
Lexington
Lafayette County
Misa
Bett
Dane Wis
MM. W. Hatton
B. M. Little
H. H. Spears
James Peak
BE. B. Vaughan
Brawner
M. W. Hatton
E. B. Vaughnan
Ed. Brawner
Anid
John MeIntyre
William McIntyre
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Willard
John Morrison & Sons
Main St
The
Star
International News Service
Lexington Inteligencer
ST. Louis Star
Star Building
Star Square
St. Louis, Mo
Clyde Wright
Missourian
World Press Congress
O. M. Kingery
Fredna
Kokoma
Indiana
Nevada
C. B. Kingery
J. Q. Lesueur
Site Traders Bank
Vaughan
J. A. Rankin
Judge Field
Fletcher
Castoria
Michigan
Wisconsin
Green Woods
Blue Water
Chicago & Alton
A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
W. G Chapman
Pennsylvania Company
New York City
O Pat
Pat
Harper’s Magazine
Lexington Intelligencer
Xington
C. Wright. Coen
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