Bargain Days A Success for Lexington Merchants
Merchants in Lexington report a successful Bargain Days with special prices on various goods Thursday and Friday. Wide publicity via Daily and Weekly Intelligencer and hand bills helped draw eager buyers and strong business. October Bargain Days dates will be announced soon. Oliver Wilcoxon injured when a lumber yard bridge collapsed under him. no bones broken and recovery expected in days.
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Lexington
Oliver Wilcoxon
Lambert Lamber Company
Trew
Miss Louise Shull Heads to Washington for College
Miss Louise Shull departed Monday evening for Washington D C to attend Martha Washington College. She was accompanied by Miss Grave Shull and Miss Kittie Worthington as far as Higginsville.
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Louise Shull
Washington, D. OC
Martha Wshington College
Grave Shull
Kittie Worthington
Higginsville
Wentworth Football Prospects Move to Fall Practice
Wentworth returns five key players from last season Ewing Clare Winburn Werner and Rogers join new talent on campus as coach Raymon Sermon promotes the forward pass The schedule opens with Lawrence High School and includes Carrollton Ottawa University Haskell Kirksville Osteopaths Kansas City University and Kemper Military School with games in Lexington Boonville and Kansas City
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Wentworth
Ewing
Clare
Winburn
Werner
Rogers
Raymon Sermon
Warrensburg Normal School
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Lawrence Ties
Lexington
Carrollton High School
Carrollton
Ottawa University
Veterinary College
Kansas City
Haskell Institute
Kirksville Osteopaths
Kansas City University
Kemper Military School
Boonville
What About War Prices In The Intelligencer Ad
The Intelligencer urges farmers to profit from war time price advances for grain and live stock. It offers a year of The Intelligencer plus Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegraph at a rate slightly over one cent per day, with liberal arrears and subscription terms.
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Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegraph
Intelligencer
H C Chiles Heads to Kansas City for Legal Work
H C Chiles traveled to Kansas City on Friday to handle legal business.
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H.C. Chiles
Kansas City
Faculty Convert opens Conservatory season in Murrell Hall
The Conservatory of Music opened its season with a Monday evening program in Murrell Auditorium presented by organist D F Conrad and soprano Faye Marvin Brill. The audience praised their artistry with a program ranging from Italian opera to modern ballad and a notable Song Cycle. Mr. Conrad’s organ playing and Brill’s voice received strong recalls and Mrs Allen accompanied.
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Conservatory of Music
Murrell
D. F. Conrad
Faye Marvin Brill
Conrad
Central College
Lexington
Dhureches
Simoneus
Muisses
Miss Brill
Mixes Brill
Cadman
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Allen
Conservatory
Dover Notes Local Visitors Share Weekend Trips
Dover notes a flurry of short visits and travels. Higginsville and Lexington occurrences include John Cooper, W W Cole, and numerous families visiting relatives and attending events. Several residents journey to Wellington Sedalia and Enterprise, with Kansas City and Mexico trips reflected in social chatter.
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John Cooper
Higginsville
W. W. Cole
Lexington Wedteaday
Tf. T. Redd
Positfives
Mexico
John Vaughan
Iis
Town
Wilson Malone
Willard Smith
Wellington
Jack Cooper
Small Son
Reid Moreland
Enterprise
Grave Crisis Threatens American Railroads
The European War has sharply worsened railroads finances in the United States. Receipts fall as operation costs rise while European markets for rail securities collapse. President Wilson cites the need for private and public action to sustain rail financing and protect the broader economy. continuation on page 3.
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England
Germany
France
Austria
Belgium
Holland
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Becaise
Palmer and Walton Return From Europe Trip
William Palmer and Thomas Walton arrived last evening after a three months tour of England. They were greeted in New York by Mrs. Palmer and daughter Miss Rose, who accompanied them back.
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Europe
William Palmer
Thomas Walton
England
New York
Palmer
Miss Rose
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Arwood
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Oliver Martin
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Convention of the Christian Church
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Tilton Lewis
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Willie Shoemaker
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Tatil
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President Wilson
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Stier Clothing Company
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