The Pocket Nerve in Hygiene and Industry Policy
A New York Sun summary notes that fueling efficiency through hygiene, not hours or wages alone, drives welfare programs in large firms like Pennsylvania Railroad. It cites medical exams and tuberculosis control as profitably linked to productivity, with examples from Montgomery Ward, Swift, Sears, and International Harvester aiding employees via sanatorium care. Real estate transfers and various local notices follow, including Lexington property deeds and business ads, such as Schaberg Bros. expanding livery services.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mpany
Army
Theodore B., Sachs
Chicago
Montgomery, Ward and Co
Swift and Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
International Harvester Co
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York Sun
How Much Potash is Made
Aside from coal tar colors the one other material of widespread use that came from Germany before the war was potash in one form or another. Other countries as well as this depended on that source of supply. Since exports of potash salts from Germany have stopped recourse has been.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Searles Lake
California
Saldura
Salt Lake Desert
Santa Fe Railway
New York Times
Germany
Mortgage burden questions and farming costs
A fragmentary notice asks Mr. Farmer about accumulating funds to pay a mortgage and mentions expenses for abstracting recording and commissions. It solicits readers to write for full information on the affair and related costs.
Crawford's Laundry Ad Promises Quick Service at 5 Cents Per Pound
Let Us Do Your Washing We will wash your clothes lean and white and will not fade the colored pieces Your flat work will all be ironed leaving you only the starched pieces to iron at home Only 5 cents per pound We'll call for it any day you request and deliver it promptly Crawford's Laundry Phone 130
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Crawford’s
Mr. and Mrs. George Nasser Spent Sunday in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs George Nasser traveled to Kansas City for a Sunday outing with friends in attendance. The visit highlighted regional ties and social connections across the community.
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George Nasser
Kansas City
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LexinGton High School
Louise MacDonald
Leona Long
James Gwinner
Louise Reynolds
Florentine Levere
Robert King
Carrie Glasscock
Olivia Bartels
Tom Walker
Catherine Clark
Florence Schenck
William Loomis
Mabel Oehlschlarger
Ruby Wright
Dora Horn
Mary Elizabeth McNeel
Esther Stalling
Roland Hall
Annie Mary Starke
Mildred Barron
Virgie Welsh
Carrie Smith
Eva Messersmith
Gertrude Owen
Recorders Office
Lexington
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Ike H. Noyes
Anna H. Eggleston
Leonard Coen
W. D
Taubmans
Milton B. Fase
Adolph C. Heings
Fred Lieses
Corder
B” F. Mierands
Malora J. Stark
Emmett W
Jessie M. Green
Lexington Athletic Club
Dudley T. Bogie
John A. Logan
Finis Thomas
Samuel
Bertha McCorkle
Estill Heights
Pred K. Kueck
John Glahn
Concordia
Grover C. Wright
Daniel W
Rose Ellen Martin
Pomeroy, Houx and Grahamsddition
John Stoll
M. E. Johnson
Higwinsville
George Hutchison
Nannie R
Nellie G. Vaughan
Joshua Coulter
Emma Walk
Gustav A. Ritter
Samuel Ritter
Higginsville
Schaberg Bros
J. C. Young, Sr
Bre
Mr. Farmer
Forth Farm
Edipe
Commissi
Lombard
Baltimore Ave
Kanees City
Raymond Payne
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