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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

6

Corder Notes and County War Enlistment Appeal

Local items note community visits from Alma to Higginsville and Kansas City plus travels of many residents. A vigorous appeal urges county enlistment to meet the army quota by June 30 1917, and Pershing ancestry is traced to Alsace with notes on his forebears and Westmoreland Provincials.

United States Army War Department Regular Army Rgular Army Pershing Alsace Black Jack” Pershing Gen. Pershing Frederick John Pershing America Baltimore Greensburg Col. Proctor Westmoreland Provincals Frederick Pershing Bradenville Westmoreland County Laclede General Beauman New York World

Threshing Price Schedule Adopted in Lafayette County

A Higginsville joint committee of Threshermen and Farmers set threshing rates for 1917. With crew, shock threshing: wheat 18 cents, oats 10 14 cents. fuel and feed by farmer, fuel paid by threshermen. No crew: wheat 10 cents, oats 6 cents. Stock threshing: farmer supplies crew and fuel. wheat 6 cents, oats 4 cents. Local social notes: Miss Allie Jo Leslie returned to Odessa after visiting Miss Ruth Howe. H Swartz spent Sunday in Higginsville. Mrs W T Tutt and son Ed ward with Miss Vivian Tutt of Kansas City visited Higginsville yesterday.

Corder Red Cross Alma James Stocker Mt. Leonard S. J. Wagner Hill Higginsville Fred Ruddes Milton Hester Kansas City Lydia Chicago Fannie Roberts W. L. Holman Blackburn J. E. Summers Helen Chas. Lesser Myrtle Ross Malta Bend John Corbin Wm. Holtcamp Eugenia Roberts Lexington W. P. Morgan, Sr Betties Hogan Geary, Okla Ray Beatty Nathan Corder G. A. Ferking George Rev. Moeller Milwaukee Senate of the Luthern Church Leila Smith Warrensburg Eva Dean Frances Florence Kidd Irene Blase University of Chicago Henry Edwards Marshall Chass Kurtles Kansas Mise Esther Frerking Hugh Hackley John Perry and Son Lewis Schreier Margaret Bardge Sedalia J. E. Tucker Walter Reeder Tampa Florida Meierer Liberty William Keller Anna Lierman Wellington Annie Burgess Ewing S. H. Boyles Robert Bates City S. N. Wilson John Jaques Clara Thompson Allie Laura Bougher M. E. Holliday Leavenworth Forest Wallace W.Z. Mitchell Kansas’ City Leroy Belt Daisy VanMeter J. Arthur Boyr 4. Goelet W. B. Butner Pueblo Col Oscar Andreen Howard Henry Virginia Henry F. M. Burton Ollie Miller Clovis Burton Albert Loomis Berkeley California Tena Groneman St. Louis Henry Emke F. L. Shelby Lincoln Nebr J. S. Bell Long Beach Lafayette Allie Jo Leslie Odessa Ruth Howe Miss Howe W. T. Tutt Edward Vivian Tutt

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