95 Million Bushels Sent To Allies, Wheat Will Aid Next Harvest
Missouri officials say rumors that no wheat is reaching the Allies are false. F B Mumford notes about 95 million bushels exported by March end, and a total of 176 million bushels in U S stocks. With 75 million bushels needed for Allies and 200 million normally consumed, Americans are asked to cap wheat at six pounds per month. Local notices cover visits, births, cemetery election, and a May Street Fair to aid the Red Cross at the Red Mens Hall May 11.
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Columbia
Missouri
France
U. S. Food Administration
F. B. Mumford
United States
The
Red Cross
Red Mens Hall
D. 0
Wanted: A Farm to Rent in Lexington Missouri
A person seeks a farm to rent in Lexington Missouri. Please contact E. E. Bell at Lexington for arrangements. This notice runs from April 26, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bell
Lexington, Mo
Central College Students Stage Red Cross Benefit Burlesque
Students present "Every Bite" on campus Monday night May 20 with 25 cent admission. Event aligns with Red Cross drive urging turnout to close the day by supporting the charity. Misses Ollie and Estelle Wyatt travel to Prescott, Iowa for a months long visit. Mrs. E N Hopkins and Mrs. Ida H Wilson attend Addison A Walker funeral in Pleasant Green Tuesday.
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Central College
Red Cross
Ollie
Estelle Wyatt
Prescott
E. N. Hopkins
Ida H. Wilson
Pleasant Green
Addison A. Walker
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Recall Spotted in City Paper
Mrs J A Scarlett and her daughter Miss Josephine traveled to Wellington on Tuesday to spend the day, as readers note an advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria appearing in the same issue.
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J. A. Scarlett
Josephine
Wellington
Lafayette Telephone Directory to Print May Fifth Notice
The next issue of the Lafayette Telephone Directory will go to press about May 5. Subscribers desiring changes in the current listing should notify the Company in writing at once. Advertising space is available at reasonable rates.
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Lafayette Telephone Directory
Local social notes from Kansas City area visits
Mrs Jennie Aull spent yesterday in Kansas City. Miss Jean Wiley returned Wednesday from Excelsior Springs. Mrs R B Wilkins visited Wellington for a few days. Mrs T Ryland traveled to Concordia on business Friday. Miss Anna Alford from Kansas City arrived Thursday to visit her sister Mrs Harry St Clair. Automobile Tires and Supplies listed at John Morrison & Sons. Licenses and notices include Horstman.
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D. Collard
Maryville
Kans
A. Johannes
St. Joseph
Elizabeth Speer
Rowland Williams
Richmond
J. E. Dixon
Hattie Connor
Kansas City
Clyde Kerdel
Moberly
Ina Mount
Independence
W. B. Wilson
Florence Ingram
Sla
James Bridgwater
Cemetery Association
Methodist Church
Edward Sleighman
A. H. Ledford
Bettie L. Hall
Florentine Leweke
Napoleon
B. J. West
Wellington
W. R. Vaughan
Lillian Drysdale
Jennie Aull
Kanaac City
Jean Wiley
Excelsior Springs
R. B. Wilkins
T. Ryland
Concordia
John Morrison & Sons
Anna Alford
Harry St. Calir
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M. E. Reed
Cameron
Arthur Bour
J Q. Cope
Jefferson City
State Medical Association
Clarence Demasters
Ward and
Warren
Setae Tol
SS Tcs
Westra
Lexington Livery Service Hogan
Clark
Lexington
Broadway & Main
Fletcher
Louise Nover
Leslie Mitchell
Woodson
Florida
J. L. Teetor
Oklahoma
Freda
Miss Helen
John Hughes
Baby
J. E. Alexander
Atlant
Georgia
M. E. Church
South
Ighton
Ey Horstman
Alima Robert H. Ferguon Matinsigton
K. C. B. Co. Commerce
Manses City
Lexington Bottling Work
Orks
the Kop. CO
Kansas
Ciry MO
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