Government warns coal shortage may worsen
The United States Geological Survey in Washington warns a coal shortage looms as mines run with idle orders. Buyers delaying purchases risk insufficient winter supplies. production must reach about 10.7 million tons weekly from June 1 to January 1 to meet 1920- era demand, with labor and transportation constraints adding risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Garfield
Iran
Railroad Administration
Odd Fellows Endorses War Savings Drive in Missouri
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows, one of the world’s oldest fraternal groups, endorsed the War Savings Stamp program. At a Missouri grand lodge meeting in St. Louis, a resolution urged members to buy government securities, highlighting safety, 4 percent interest, and quarterly compounding. Ben Wardle, grand secretary, dispatched letters to lodge officers detailing the pledge and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellows
Treasury Department
Grand Lodge
State of
Missouri
Order of Nebekah Assembly
Bt. Lewis
Odd Fellows
United States
Ben Wardle
C. C. F. Lodge
Weidle
America's Women and Strawberry Bed Advice
Frances M Coglin honors Brave women and wartime service as the nation rebuilds. The page then gives agricultural guidance from W R Gardner urging prompt tops removal, annual burning, and meticulous cultivation to renew strawberry beds for next year, with tips on runners and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gardner
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Government W.8.8 market trend investment note
A terse saying questions worrying about market trends and advises investing in government securities as a stable, wintry end. The line hints at cautious financial strategy without concrete details or identifiable figures.
Real estate transfers listed for Lexington Missouri week ending June 14
Deeds filed in the Recorder's office show transfers from Henry Tieman to Henry Bargfrede and others, with prices ranging from 4600 to 9147.28 dollars. The notices cover parcels in Lexington Odessa Concordia and surrounding areas, including tracts, lots, and partial sections, with several purchases by Mo. Pac Railroad interests and local church trustees. A fishing trip report and weekend visits by Elmer C. Duelbert and Mrs. Leo Harrison are also noted.
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Recorder's
Lexington
County Abstract Co
Missouri
Henry Tieman
Henry Bargfrede
W. D
Finley W. Tobias
Roy F. Mills
Odessa
Katie M. Schneider
Henry Beerman
Concordia
Harvey
Dierking
Harry L
Maggie May Semler
Pomeroy
Naomi R. Weber
Thos. T. Proffitt
Jesse L. Groves
Mo. Pac
Chas, B. Young
Arthur G. Young
Rolly R. Wickuler
Trustee Christian Church
Arthur
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Monroe Butler of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lexington with homefolks.
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Fletcher
Castorisa
Monroe Butler
Kansas City
Lexington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geological Survey
Thrift
Weldin
Frances M. Coglin
Fedom
Oscar Peerson
Elmer C. Adams
Elmer C. Duelbert
The
Ozarks
Elmer H. White
Warensburg
Leo Harrison
Geo. Weis
Barney Oldfield
Ford
Lexington, Missouri
Stockwood Tire CO
Kansas City, Mo
Oldfield Tire Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Tanah Ea
Py Ina Nya
Prince Alberta
P.A
P. A
Prince Albert
Samhill
Sakeave Perfec
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
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