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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
Wentworth Wins Columbia Track Meet Over Kemper
Wentworth High School captured Division III honors at the University of Missouri Columbia open track meet, beating Kemper 53 to 35. The Red and White swept most events, set a state record in the 440-yard relay with Bradfield, Hampton, Williamson, and Moreland, and topped Northeast by a fraction of a second to claim a coveted trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missour
Columbia
Kemper
Wentworth
Whitley
Ferguson
Bradfield
Williamson
Hampton
Moreland
Northeast
Westport
Manual
Kansas City
Norton
Manual High
Kangan City
Missourian
Collins
Terry
White
Fleet Moreland
McDowell
K. M
Hall
Peddycord
Speers
Campbell
Scott
Beels
Hand
Lindenmadiy
Treadway
Watson
Lindenmark
Cunningham
Spock
W. M. Ayes
Whaley
Jona
Moréland
Thue
Collin
Mt. Vernon High
Weldon
Dundee
Lindenmaek
Butt
Brown
Woodward
Speck
Radfield
Kemp
W. M.A
Valencia Orange Trade Revives Amid War Hardships
Valencia's orange groves glow as it notes a revival in the trade. Despite plenty, prices are high and exports from Valencia's harbor look steady, aided by calmer conditions after years of war and transport troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Ner
London Morning Post
Iruit
Te Valen Ia
Citas
Club banquet recalls dry old time mock feast
A club known for lively dinners hosted a recent banquet advertised as a mock four course program. The surprise menu featured dried beef and corn, dried apricots, buttered popcorn, salt mackerel, salted peanuts and dry toast, with speeches described as the driest part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Babel of Tongues at War Risk Bureau translates mail
Skilled translators in Washington render foreign language mail into English and replies into foreign tongues. Forty five linguists handle 46 languages aiding dependents of servicemen abroad. In August the bureau received 41,000 Italian letters, 463 Spanish, 287 Greek, and 280 French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington
Australian Bee Industry in Australia
The bee industry forms a key adjunct to farming in Australia with honey output averaging over 5,000,000 pounds annually and about 90,000 pounds of beeswax over the past five years. Recently both honey and beeswax have dropped well below the 1918 peak of over 8,000,000 pounds honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Making Mushroom Extract For Long Shelf Life
A simple method to flavor stews uses fresh mushrooms layered with salt in an earthenware pot. After 24 hours the mass is crushed and the juice squeezed through a linen cloth. Heat briefly, skim, and bottle in sterilized small bottles for indefinite shelf life.
Riot and chemical attack rumors shake Alveria campaign
Reporters describe a volatile scene in Alveria where crude oil and black soap mixtures are linked to a liquid fire insecticide style weapon. Gaston Buzile and associates are mentioned amid references to poison gas in the Oued-Berci area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaingt Cricketain
Alveria
Gaston Buzile
Gee
Preserved Eggs Offer Low Cost Living Strategy
A Missouri agricultural bulletin urges households to preserve infertile eggs in water glass to cut yearly costs. It notes March consumption of thirteen dozen eggs per family of five and claims May preserving yields indistinguishable eggs in February. Requires jars, water glass, boiled rainwater, and cool storage. promotes want ads for sale or rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Townsley
The
University of
Missouri College of Agriculture
St. Loui
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