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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

3

Hoover urges grain savings as war continues

Amid postwar talk of abundant wheat, Hoover and Food Administration officials stress that Americans must store every grain to avert possible shortages. They warn that even with a large harvest, restrictions may persist and emphasize domestic conservation, export limits, and stockpiles to support the army and Allies.

Sherbert F. B Mumfort Hoover Food Administration Europe Elevatory Trandit Fedral Food Administrators Washington Nowra Bend

Defeat the Kaiser Defeat the Kaiver and His Bebpata

Wartime prose fragment set in a chaotic call to action urging victory over fears and hunger. The narrator frames a struggle between food supply and morale, urging resilience and patriotism despite unclear plot elements.

Why Fishing Is Good Fun in The Amer ican Magazine

Bruce Barton quotes Bret from Isaak Walton on fishing as a path to contemplation and revelation. The piece cites Peter du Moulie and notes the lure of a peaceful lakeside scene at Foxboro. A humorous aside laments intrusive fish and the trouble they bring, including a neighborly taunt about cleaning them.

Bruce Barton Bret Isaak Walton Peter du Moulie Foxboro

Sunlight Makes Sea Water More Alkaline Findings

Harvard scientists W d V Osterhout and A B R Hall report experiments in Science showing that light exposure increases seawater alkalinity. They describe immersing a green sea weed in salt water with phenolphthalein and measuring pink color change against buffer solutions to estimate alkalinity produced by sunlight.

W.d. V. Osterhout A. BR. C. Hall Laboratory of Plant Physiology Harvard University

Practical Training in Household Ethic and Work

The article urges mothers to blend tact kindness and encouragement with practical household training. It advises involving children in real work, praising effort, and guiding daily tasks to teach business methods and the dignity of honest labor with direct personal instruction.

Tlene

Keeping 'Em Sweet Florence Roaster Of Tactics

Fragmentary wir news from Florence describes General Poch as a roaster of tactics and his spouse praised as a master of proper disposition of troops. The dialogue questions why the troops appear ill behaved and raises curiosity about military discipline.

Florence Poch

Amateur Farmer Faces Questions Over Farm Work

An amateur farmer contends with daily tasks as locals discuss his methods and commitment. He faces inquiries about farming practices and a possible book of instruction guiding his work.

Waverly Social Notes and Local Real Estate Transfers

Miss Mateerary Bens e 1 Ane sas City visited Mrs. M. L. Duffy last week. Kansas City visitors and arrangements with families appear, plus a Fontenelle Stock Co. engagement. A Chicago & Alton train collision near Marshall injures Larry Shroyer and relatives. Real estate transfers in Lafayette County include multiple deeds in Higginsville and Lexington during the week ending May 22, 1918, with parcels and names listed.

Mateerary Bens William R. Byars Lee Holtzelaw Haastings Nebris Henry .Burnette Ed Miller Carrollton J. Salinger Arkansas Dave Yancey Margaret McGrew Marshall Fontenelle Stock Co Chicago & Alton Larry Shroyer Shroyer John Watts Lof Marshall Lizzie Thomasv Ed Wood Neva Tunsey Recorder's Office Lexington Lafayette Co Lafayette County Abstract Co Ike H. Noyes Ager, Abstract L. Hudson G. W. Stealy Odessa A. Stefarski Caroline Otto Strathmann Stefan

McCall The Piano Man Offers Pianos And Player Pianos

A tight card ad touts best value pianos and player pianos with a selection of player rolls featuring popular hits and classics. Also listed are used cottage organs from first class makes in excellent condition. Contact McCALL The Piano Man at 1124 Franklin St, phone 203.

McCall—The Piano Man Franklin St

Visit Notes Highlight Howard Henry and Louise Shull

Mr and Mrs Howard Henry arrived Thursday night for a visit with home folks. Miss Louise Shull returned Thursday night from a short visit in Kansas City.

Howard Henry Louise Shull Kansas City

Visitors Return Home After Weekend Trips

Mrs. W. R. Hix came back to Sweet Springs Sunday night following a visit with her son R. P. Hix. Miss Marie Duncan returned to Wellington Sunday morning after a stay here with friends. Miss Opal Drumm went to Centralia Saturday night for a visit with her sister Mrs. A. Sexton.

W. R. Hix Sweet Springs R. P. Hix Marie Duncan Wellington Opal Drumm Centralia A. Sexton

MOP New Time Card Bus Schedule Details

Daily routes between Lexington Kansas City and Myrick with multiple east and west bound departures. Times include 647 Lexington to KC 9 am and 11 am arrival, 648 KC to Lexington 4 30 pm to 6 43 pm, 658 Lexington 9 80 am, 6 pm return, 647 Westbound Denver Myrick 9 15 pm to KC 11 pm, 42 KC to Myrick 7 am arrival 8 50 am. 4520 pm on Myrick.

K.C Myrick

Machpelah Cemetery Election of Directors Notice

Notice under Machpelah Cemetery charter to owners of lots that joining the association requires a five dollar payment. An election will be held July 9 1918 at 10 a.m. in Traders Bank Building Lexington Missouri to select fifteen directors by ballot for terms of one two and three years. June 20 1918.

Machpelah Cemetery Traders Bank Lexington Missouri

Higginsville visitors spend Sunday with Chamblins

Mrs C C Houston and her daughter Miss Hattie of Higginsville spent Sunday in town with Mr and Mrs Albert Chamblin, sharing a brief family visit and hospitality.

C. C. Houston Miss Hattie Higginsville Albert Chamblin

Administratrix Notice of J D Templeton Estate

Letters of administration granted to Olive Templeton on May 14 1918 by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must present claims by May 14 1919 or be barred. N Wilson judge of probate.

Sane Pe N. Wilson Protama Lafayette County Missouri

Administrator's Notice With Will Executed in Wilson County

Notices hereby announce letters of administration on the estate of a deceased person granted on the 29th day of Abul 1918 by the Probate Court in Jayette County Missouri. All persons with claims against said estate must present them for allowance to the undersigned by a fixed date or risk losing rights. This notice is issued by SAM TAYLOR administrator with will annexed in Wilson County Missouri.

J. D. Templeton Olive Templeton Jayette Missouri

Primary Election Notice for Lafayette County Missouri 1918

County Clerk Bates of Lafayette prescribes a August 8 1918 primary election at all precinct polling places to nominate candidates for Missouri Congress Senate Supreme Court and other county offices. The notice lists precincts and offices including County Court judges peace constables and municipal wards, with filing rules and legal references.

State OF Missouri Lafayette Puron W. Bates RB. S. Mo

Piano sale and furniture listings in Lexington area

A piano near Lexington is partly paid for and must be taken back by the purchaser who pays the remaining balance. Means and Person at 205 East 10th Street Kansas City handle details. Also for sale a seven piece parlor set an oak dining table and a sideboard at Mrs George Logan home seen at Mrs Nice Sill home. A Studebaker passenger car offered at a bargain through J B Northern.

Lexington Means & Pearson East 10Th St Kansas City George Logan Nice Sill

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