Dr Kings New Life Pills and local obituaries
Clear Away the Waste. Lower regularity is the secret of good health. Dr King s New Life Pills are a mild laxative that regulates the bowels and relieves wastes without gripping. W R Humphreys attended his nephew H C Wingo s funeral in El Paso Texas. Miss Lucile Cheatham visited Miss Agnes Swinney at Central College and left Tuesday for Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. R. Humphreys
Fulton
H. C. Wingo
el Paso
Texas
Lucile Cheatham
Agnes Swinney
Central College
Colorado
Sloan's Ointment Promises Quick Soreness Relief
An advertised remedy claims to ease muscle soreness from unusual work and strenuous activity. It purports fast relief without rubbing, penetrating the skin and avoiding stains, with usage for rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises stiffness and backache at 25 cents from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Mrs D M Dillingham Visits then Heads Home
Mrs D M Dillingham left Tuesday for Blue Springs Missouri after visiting her daughter Miss Margaret at Central College. Mrs N E H Baskett went to Kansas City Tuesday for a day trip. Mrs James T Kinkead and son James Jr left Tuesday to visit her parents in St Louis. Mrs C G Taylor of Dubuque Minn and Mrs C B Sexton of Chicago left Tuesday for home after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Dillingham
Tuesdy
Blue Springs
Miss Margaret
Central College
James T. Kinkead
James, Jr
George Calloway
St. Louis
C. G. Taylor
Dubute
Minn
C. B. Sexton
Chicago
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
An old fashioned advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup as a pleasant remedy for children's deep hacking coughs. It claims soothing pine formulas loosen phlegm heal irritated tissues and urges readers to buy at local druggists and start treatment immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Grippe
Croup
Dr. Bell
Mrs Walk and son join husband in Tulsa travel
Mrs. Albert Walk and her son J. C. left Tuesday for Tulsa Oklahoma to join her husband who has located there. She was accompanied as far as Kansas City by her sister Miss Leann Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walk
J. C
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Leann Pace
For Sale Poland China Sows Near Prairie Church
A. P. Young advertises a small barn sale near Prairie Church offering Poland China sows for purchase. The sale will occur mid summer when furrowing is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
A. P. Young
Prairie Church
Will Raise More Guard Regiments
Washington reports the actical expansion of national guard units to form nineteen divisions. The plan calls for many new artillery, engineers, signal troops and cavalry regiments, plus divisional HQ detachments, trains, and aero service to meet war strength targets. States must draft existing troops first, then create 288 field batteries and 96 engineer companies among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
Way Department
New York
New Vessels in 18 Months Under Goethals Plan
Washington May 21 Within the next eighteen months the United States will have three million tons of government built new ships for foreign commerce Gen George W Goethals builder of the Panama Canal is to supervise this vast merchant marine He has advised Congress and Congress believes he will make good Contracts to start this week after passage of a law placing at the disposal of the general 500 million dollars with authorization of 76 million more should it be needed Goethals has completed plans and organized his working force for supervision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Congress
Goéthals
Shell killed two nurses in practice firing at sea
In an accident aboard an armed American merchantman bound for Europe during practice firing, two Red Cross nurses from Chicago were killed and a third from Nebraska wounded. Mins Hdlth Ayres and Ming Helen Burnett Wood died, Ming Finma Matzen injured. ship returned to New York with bodies and wounded nurse, under navy army silence on the cause. A separate Memphis mob burned a Black man, El Persons, after confessing murder. In Oklahoma, John J. Powell, 50, drowned crossing Wikthorae Creek near McAlester while riding a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Red Cross
Mins Hdlth Ayres
Ming Helen Burnett Wood
Chicago
Ming Finma Matzen
Columbus
Neb
France
New York Navy Yard
Navy
Atlanta Fire Destroys Ponce de Leon Area Homes
A late day blaze in Atlanta swept a broad mile through the northern residential district, ruining many homes and hundreds of structures near Decatur and Port streets. Firefighting efforts, aided by Fort McPherson troops and neighboring cities, fought the flames as winds fanned the blaze toward the edge of the city. An estimated 2 to 3 million dollars in damage reported with one death from shock. thousands were rendered homeless and housed in public buildings and Red Cross facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Oaiuy
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Decatur
Port Streets
Fort McPherson
Boulevard Pigee
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta Red Cross
American Action Pleases London Dispatches
London May 22 morning papers highlight General Pershing preparing a division of American troops for France in prominent headlines. The Telegraph editorial says Washington shows broad vision of American wartime service and the people rally behind the President for civilization’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pershing
France
Thea Tele-graph
Washington
Submarine activity, fires, and Irish convention news
German submarines reportedly captured three Swedish freighters off Finland as patrols and convoys operate in the Baltic. A large fire destroyed Yonuseawa Ja tin institutions housing 3 500 residents. Yonowwa is a key prefecture town with 36 000 inhabitants. David Lloyd George said Parliament will convene a convention of Irish representatives to discuss administration for Ireland, while Wes Abernethy of Kansas City Mo was elected president of the American Dapitet HomeeMle ylon Svelety and leads Pires Baptist Church in Racine City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonuseawa
Jatin
Yonowwa
Yathiagata
Svelety
Wes. Abernethy
Kavos City
Pires Baptist Church
Raneas City
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Lexington College for Women
Notice of the annual meeting of stockholders of Lexington College for Women to be held at the office of H C Wallace on Main Street Lexington Mingon on Friday June 15 1917 at 2 P M for electing a Board of Trustees and other business including property matters and any other matters as may come before the stockholders Dated 28th 1917 Henry C Les Chairman C Wallace Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington College
H.C. Wallace
Lexington
Mingon
Eee
Thia
Henry C. Les
Ee C. Wallace
Executor's Notice for Teincuff Estate in Missouri
Letters testamentary issued May 19 1917 by the Probate Court of Pettis County Missouri to Marie Catherine Teincuff Executrix. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. notice repeats for Walter Wad dell Executor, with similar deadlines and instructions.
Notice of administration for estate of A H Wilson
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of A H Wilson deceased were issued April 19, 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after the date of letters, or be barred from any benefit. If not exhibited within one year from the last publication date, they will be forever barred. William Ausr, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Florida K. Stier
Jaines
Court House
Lafayette
Missou
Circuit Ae
Ev Sane
Isouri
Edgar F. Gaines
Bates City
Recorder’s Office
J. C. Talbott
Francis
M. Telncuff
Ette County
Marie Gatherine Teincuff
J. Frederick Kroener
Laake
Mary
Tafayette
Geuntry
Fay
Walter
Bo Waddell
Marius Poudevigne
Probate
Albert Poudevigne
Mary E. Hickman
William F. Hickman
A. H. Wilson
William AU SR
E. Tucker
Yette
Eaid
Avek
Gok
G. W. Fredendall
Bessie B. Lillard
Lillian Shewalter Ellsworth
Lex- Hinbon
Joseph C. Talbott
Said County
Rex
Payne Wood
Recorder of Deeds
Missouri River
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Nbs
John Taubman
Harry Taubman
John K. Taubman
Estate of E Tucker Deceased Proved by Court
The Pro Court of Yette County Ohio issues notice for the estate of E Tucker deceased. All creditors must file claims within six months after letters testamentary. those not complying may be barred from benefits. Admin G W Fredendall signs notice dated April 6, 1917.
Hampton Family Returns From Windsor Visit
Mr and Mrs W E Hampton and their son Ellis of Windsor Missouri returned Sunday evening to their home after a visit with relatives at Central College Mr and Mrs Reid Mooreland their home in Kansas City a week s visit here with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hampton
Ellis
Windsor
Central College
Reid Mooreland
Kansas City
Fis
Manville Twyman et al versus Buford and bank in sale
A sheriff may conduct a partition sale involving Manville Twyman and Buford and Shelly Buford with Lexington Savages Bank as plaintiffs. The action seeks disposition of the property under court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville Twyman Rey
Buford
Shelly Buford
Lexington Savags Bank
Executors Named for Taubman Estate in Missouri Dispatch
The executors Harry Taubman and John K. Taubman were granted letters testamentary on April 18 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All claimants must file within six months for allowance or be barred, and if not filed within one year from the last insertion this notice will be forever barred. Published April 13 1917 by the executors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Peak
War Department
Adjutants General
Maj. Gen. Goethals
SHELL
Memphis
el Persons
Antionette Rappal
McAlenter
John JH. Powell
Wikthorae Creek
Kia Horse
Gen
E. H. Crowder
Srig
Army
Atlanta, GA
Hwehrhowes
Pinland
Bothula Gulf
Xappelins
Poimar
David Lloyd Gieorge
House of Commons
Frame &Couetitunion
Ireland
Irtabmoh
Odessa
U. S
H. T. Phillips
County Sept. of Schoola
Obale
Court Ste
Budweiser
Corus
Ie Rata
Anheuser-Busch
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