M A Furnishes Advice To Cities
The Municipal Reference Library of the University of Missouri, a one year old branch of the Extension Division, has served 47 Missouri cities with information on 150 municipal questions. It covers street lighting, sewerage, water works, paving, city organization, legal status, and commission government, inviting any city to seek guidance.
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Municipal Reference Library
The
University of Missouri
Board of Curators
Extension Division
J F Schaal Heads to Kansas City on Friday
J F Schaal traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a day of business. Oswald Winkler also went to Higginsville on Friday to spend the day.
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J. F. Schaal
Kansas City
Oswald Winkler
Higginsville
Fayette candidate for congress visits Lexington area
Hon. Sam C. Major of Fayette Missouri, seeking to succeed C W Hamlin, spent Thursday night in Lexington. D T Bogie of Moberly Missouri arrived Thursday evening for a visit with relatives.
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Sam C. Major
Fayette
Missouri
Congress
C. W. Hamlin
Lexington
D. T. Bogie
Moberly
Missouri Chief Advocate Praises State Agriculture
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture releases a bulletin by W. L. Nelson extolling Missouri farming. It cites high owner occupancy, strong hog and livestock centers, vast corn and fruit production, and robust public schools. The piece argues Missouri leads in cattle, hogs, and dairy progress and questions comparisons with smaller states.
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Missouri
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
W. L. Nelson
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Indiana
United States
Texas
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Knew No Such Word as Fail Atchison's Dreamer Dies
An Atchison man described as a failure sought wealth through politics and business, never succeeding yet always hopeful. He died recently at a son's home penniless after a life of unfulfilled promises, believing he would enter pearly gates to join loved ones.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Pa and son discuss alchemists and fuel substitutes
A father explains that an alchemist is an ancient philosopher who sought to turn base metals into gold. He notes modern alchemists no longer exist in name, but people seek substitutes for gasoline.
Aimes And Hazel Debate Germs In Tears And Kisses
A dramatic exchange reveals fear over germs in tears and kisses as a scientist claims discovery. Hazel laments the loss of pleasures for women while Aimes expresses concern over the potential impact on social life.
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Aimes
Teare
Hazel
Teara
Gossip on Percy Pinkweek's club nights prompts chatter
Gossip column notes a remark about Percy Pinkweek being “60 ef feminate” and claims he only attends the club on ladies' nights fueling social buzz about his behavior and appearances.
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Percy Pinkweek
And just think how horrible this modern war fare is
A reader laments modern warfare, shuddering with vivid, movie-like imagery as the scene conveys horror and rapid unease. The fragment hints at public concern over war’s impact and the emotional strain it causes.
Flattered Ethel and Mamma Like Jack Mystery
Flattered, Ethel remarks Mamma seems fond of Jack sparking curiosity. Fanny recalls mistaking her for you one night, raising humorous speculation. Judge remains puzzled by these playful exchanges.
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Ethel
Jack
Fanny
Heirers Delay Wedding Over Debts Demand
Interested parties discuss postponing a marriage as creditors demand payment. A suitor cautions uncertainty, saying he must consult his creditors before proceeding.
The Difference Dialogue About Secrets
A fragment from a dialogue notes the joke that women can keep secrets but often do not. The exchange contrasts belief in secrecy with a witty quip about behavior, reflecting everyday social humor.
Thinning Fruit In Missouri Orchards A Practical Guide
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station notes thinning fruit to improve size and quality. Recommends thinning Winesap Missouri Pippin Ralls Ingram Jonathan Grimes York. leave one fruit per spur and space four to eight inches. Early thinning saves vigor and reduces packing costs.
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Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Ingram
Jonathan
Grimes
York
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for Stomach Ailments
Were MacKeD one dose will cure all stones cancer ulcers of stomach and intestines auto intoxication yellow jaundice appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from stomach trouble thousands of stomach sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy For Sale by Westerman Rankin and druggists everywhere
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Mayr
Mike
Westerman & Rankin
Trustee's Sale Notice for Lafayette County Missouri
Trustee announces sale under deed of trust dated October 10 1918 by Sophia Summers and Rees Bullard to satisfy the note. Sale set for June 30 1916 between 9am and 5pm at the Lexington Court House to receive cash for the four block deed in Lexington Missouri and cover costs.
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Sophia Summers
Rees Bullard
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Eav
Lexington
Ty Ofington
J. Bandon
Executor's Notice for George Gray Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of George Gray deceased were granted May 10 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to the undersigned. All persons having claims must file for allowance within six months after the date of letters or be barred from any benefit. Publication date May 10 1916.
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George Gray
Lafayette County
Missouri
Enid
John McIntyre
Aix
Maine
Notice of Local Option Election in Lexington Missouri
The Lexington City Council orders a special election July 15, 1918 on selling spirituous and intoxicating liquors within Lexington limits. Petitions show required voter support. notices to be published four weeks in the Lexington Sentinel. voting at usual precincts. Authority under Local Option Law. results recorded by the city.
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Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
James Peak
E. B. Vaughan
Brawner
Posington
Lexington Satellite & Newspaper
Ington
Notice for Lexington banking depository bids 1916
The City Council of Lexington Missouri announces a regular meeting in July 1916 to receive sealed bids from banking corporations to become depository of city funds. Bids due July 3 1916 at 7 30 PM to the City Clerk must state the rate offered on daily balances and include a bid bond payable to the city. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated June 13 1916. SEAL.
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Lexington
Missouri
City of
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