Report on Clean-Up Week by A Boy Scout
A Boy Scout reports May 15 Clean-Up Week a success with about 300 wagon loads of dirt and trash removed. Cost near 350.00 funded by Civic League subscriptions. League aided in reporting cases for investigation. City officials, Plattenberg Coal Co., McGrew Coal Co., and a hired team supported the effort under Dr. C. T. Ryland and George Simmons. Down town saw greatest gains. some residential areas required enforcement. Sewer gaps near the depot hinder sanitation. drainage and sanitary improvements hoped soon. Overall city urged to sustain cleanup as a continual effort.
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Civic League
Plattenberg Coal Co
Wilson America First Buttons Promotion Pagepiece
The piece details a campaign promotion offering Wilson America First buttons and a special subscription deal with National Monthly. Norman E. Mack of the Democratic Monthly arranges a half price 50 cent annual subscription to National Monthly for readers, plus ten free campaign buttons mailed to subscribers who send 50 cents.
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Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Monthly
Democratic Monthly
National Monthly
Mack
Bufalo
N. Y
Nationsl Monthly
Wilson
America First
Kin and kith talk in Yale Record humor
The Yale Record humorously depicts a family chat where Father asks about a conversation with John last night and Daughter replies about kinship. The Small Brother chimes in, prompting a playful exchange on kin and kith.
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John
Seth
Yale Record
Wesley Kroeck Spends Day on Business in Napoleon
Wesley Kroeck traveled to Napoleon on Wednesday to handle business. He planned to stay for the day, meeting with local contacts and reviewing his scheduled tasks.
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Wesley Kroeck
Napoleon
Tested and Proven Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
A local reader from East St Richmond Missouri lauds Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from kidney and bladder issues. He describes frequent kidney secretions heavy backache and side pains and credits the remedy with lasting improvement. Price 50 cents at dealers and urged to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills.
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Lexington
Dean
A. B. Powell
East St
Richmond
Doan
Mr. Powell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Coulter Leaves for Bowman, West Virginia Home
J. W. Coulter departed Tuesday for Bowman, West Virginia, to establish his future residence. He was joined by his granddaughter Miss May Coulter of Charleston, South Carolina, who is returning home after a visit.
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J. W. Coulter
Bownemont
W. Va
Miss May Coulter
Charleston
8. C
Hughes
Hedline
T. R
Will Sydnor
Corder
George
Addie Sydnor
Emmet Eagan
Kansas
James Cather
R. P. Cherry
Lexington
Elmira Winn
Ella Page
W. G. Harwood
Philip Wahl
Kansas City
Mattie Cole
Billy
Pierson
Glasgow
Baptist Church
Commencement Calendar Details for Central College for Women and Lexington High
The calendar lists May events for Central College for Women including Board meeting, recitals, alumnae reception, art exhibit, and baccalaureate service led by Rev Robert Goodrich. Lexington High School notes a Sunday class sermon, Monday alumni banquet, and Tuesday commencement with Walter Williams speaking on "A Man's Life." Local notices mention laundry service ads and numerous visits by residents to Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Robert A. Goodrich
St. Joseph
Missouri
Lexington High School
Chas, A. Weed
Episcopal Church
the Christian Church
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Brill
Louise
Lincoln
G. G. Riggan
Higginsville
Lafayette County Baptist Association
W. H. Comer
Kansas City
Hubert Bates
M. A. McCoy
Carrie Field
Lenora Gordon
W. B. Waddell
E. N. Hopkins
F. A. Hoefer
St. Louis
Missouri Bankers Association
John Burden
Ida Smith
Concordia
George Ruppel
Summer session offers complete poultry raising course
The University of Missouri will host a complete poultry raising course during the regular summer session from June 8 to August 4. The program covers houses, fixtures, feeds, hatching, mating, and disease management with two daily lectures and laboratory work to apply principles. Contact J. D. Eliff or H. L. for full details.
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University of Missouri
J. D. Eliff
H. L
University of Missouri, Columbia
Goose Pond pool opens for season with cleaned facilities
The Goose Pond swimming pool, dressing rooms and equipment overhauled, opened yesterday at 10 am for the season. Wentworth will compete for the Schmelzer trophy, while the public is invited to attend. Nearby residents and visitors, including Mrs. W. H. Comer and others, were noted in local travels and visits.
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Goose Pond
Wentworth
A House Full of Furniture on Easy Payments
A storefront advertises liberal credit terms with monthly semi monthly or weekly plans to help buyers afford home furnishings. It highlights summer goods such as gas and oil stoves st? es sets lawn swings go carts refrigerators brass beds sanitary couches and other home essentials. The copy promises easy trade with a large assortment and emphasizes price and quality.
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Brother
Chicago & Alton
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State Normal School
Warrensburg, Missouri
North Central Association of Colleges
Teachers’ College
E. L. Hendricks
GEO
Wittenberg
Merchant Tallor
Central College For Women
Board of Curators
School of Music
School of Expression
Crawford
Elmer
Arthur Tieddlemann
J. C. Bierbaum
Chicago
Myron
Grace Gaffin
H. Luellen
Irwin Williams
Varsailes
Charles Weber
Albert Weber
F. W. Bauer
Maud Schimscher
Odessa
Florence Charlton
Sam Barnett
Tabernacle
S. A. Vermillion
Fred Brill
Worth Bates
Buckiner
M. E. Church
South
Frank Steele
Los Angeles
Cal
William Aull
Lith and
Franklin Ave
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