Local residents take short visits around Concordia
Mrs Wm Beizenherz and sons Walter and Paul visited in Concordia for a few days. Mrs J M Petering returned to Higginsville after visiting her daughter Mrs C W Roth who accompanied her home with her small son. Dr Z M Williams preached in Kansas City and returned. Miss Mary Claudia Willson returned from Wellington. Frank Buellens visited Nap ton. Miss Idasenmidt returned home after visiting her sister Mrs George Ruppel. Mrs G F Egan left for Portland after visiting sister Mrs Catherine Fanolio. Mr and Mrs Oscar Barnes of Kansas City arrived for a few days with relatives.
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Wm. Beizenherz
Walter
Paul
Concordia
J. M. Petering
Higginsville
C. W. Roth
Roth
Z. M. Williams
Kansas City
M. E
South
Mary Claudia Willson
Wellington
Frank Buellens
Napton
Idasenmidt
George Ruppel
G. F. Egan
Portland
Oregon
Catherine Fanolio
Oscar Barnes
Missouri coal shortage urged to bolster war effort
A Missouri State Fuel Administration appeal urges residents to store coal promptly to support wartime needs. The letter warns of Pennsylvanian anthracite cuts and recommends coke, Arkansas anthracite, or adjusting stoves, while urging public orders to sustain mines and summer stock.
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U. 8
Furl Jefferson
City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Illinois
State Fuel Administration
Social News mentions many visits to Kansas City
Miss Nancy Vivian returned Sunday evening from a week's visit with friends in Kansas City. Mr. and Miss Leonard Goodloe spent Sunday in Wellington. Miss Fannie Duling went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day. Mrs. E. B. Campbell went to Nevvada Monday for a visit. Mrs. Chas Gaffin and two children returned Sunday evening from a visit in Kansas City. Mrs. Eli Spruce returned Saturday night from Kansas City, where she has been in a hospital. Miss Eoline Smith and Joe Flynn of Kansas City spent Sunday with Miss Smith's parents. Mrs. Ella Barnes and Mrs. Ada Bergestrom went to Wellington Monday for a visit. Mrs. Horace Blackwell went to Kansas City Monday to spend time there. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Verdon went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day. Mrs. W.S. Adama went to Kansas City Monday for a visit. Miss Theresa Wilson went to Chillicothe, Mo, Tuesday morning for a visit with mare Richard.
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Nancy Vivian
Kansas City
Leonard Goodloe
Wellington
Fannie Duling
E. B. Campbell
Nevvada
Chas, Gaffin
Eli Spruce
Eoline Smith
Joe Flynn
Miss Smith
Ella Barnes
Ada Bergestrom
Horace Blackwell
Richard Verdon
Theresa Wilson
Chillicothe
Mare Richard
Knitting Yarn Available at Red Cross HQ
Those interested in knitting may find yarn of all kinds at the Red Cross Head quarters at McCall's Music Store on Franklin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
McCall’s Music Store
Franklin Ave
Local residents attend various visits and funerals
Mr and Mrs Loney Campbell and daughters traveled Friday to Levasg to attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Summer ville aunt. Mrs Otto Brueggeman returned Friday from a short visit in Higginsville. Mrs Geo D Littl went to Harrisonville Friday for a visit. Mr and Mrs Timothy Collins of Kansas City visit relatives in this city. Mrs Carl L Ristine and daughter Martha arrived from Joplin Monday evening to visit with Mr and Mrs Hubert Bates. Mrs N T Revard went to Kansas City Tuesday, to spend time there. Mrs B E Shriver left Tuesday for Helena Arkansas to join her husband who has located there. Her sister Miss Anna Kana Clgher as as
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Loney Campbell
Levasg
Mary Summerville
Otto Brueggeman
Higginsville
Geo. D. Littl
Harrisonville
Timothy Collins
Kansas City
Carl L. Ristine
Martha
Joplin
Hubert Bates
N. T. Revard
Kansas Ciy
B. E. Shriver
Helena
Ark
Anna Kana Clgher'as - As
A Lexington Interview Reveals Mrs Talbott’s Kidney Relief
A Lexington woman, Mrs. Butler Talbott of 2107 Franklin Ave, recalls a five year old kidney and bladder inflammation causing severe pain and backache. She says Dean's Kidney Pills from Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store eased her suffering and later improved her condition. She reports needing kidney medicine only occasionally now, recalling statements from December 4, 1911 and September 12, 1916.
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Lexington
Butler Talbott
Franklin. Ave
Dean
Crenshaw & Young
Harvest field labor request during wartime
Notice calls all men able to work in harvest fields to perform patriotic service this coming season to prevent labor shortages affecting food production during the war. Wages will be paid. Leave your name with J R Moorehead Jr, Local Farm Help Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. Moorehead, Jr
Leocal Farm
General Officer Transferred Without Notice reports Kansas City Stax
A general officer was moved without informing the Kansas City Stax of the reason. Mrs. P. H. tawkinas returned Friday to her home in Leess Summitt after a visit with Mrs. Chas Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Tawkinas
Leess’ Summitt
Mins.Chas Mayer
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Stephen N. Wilson
C. A. Keith
Fletcher
Jefferson City, Mo
Kansas City Star
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Kell
Lord Nortcliffe
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
General Wood
Independence Examiner
Rigel
Rte
Figen
Mrs. Talbott
Feapstarlburn Co
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N. Y
Lexington Livery Service
Hogan Clark
Broadway & Main
Aidan
Lexington Savings
W. G. McCausland
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