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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

11 Oct 1918

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Lexington Intelligencer

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Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

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3

Two American Army Reasons for Supporting Liberty Loan

Lieut Grantland Rice of the American Expeditionary Force in France offers two vital reasons to back Liberty Bonds. He cites frontline courage, reports of six days under fire without food, and a soldier’s faith in home support, urging a massive bond drive to sustain the war effort.

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Grantland Rice France James W. Riley Liberty Loan Committee Second Reserve District Hun Berlin Ries Somme Alsace Bill Pereen Tardenois Benng Addy
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Cider mill opens for grinding and pressing near Lexington

Farmers and apple growers are notified that the cider mill on a farm eight miles south of Lexington Missouri is in running order. Beginning Friday September 27 the mill will press cider on Tuesday and Friday each week and patronage is solicited.

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Lexington
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Help to Make Gas Masks Campaign Urges Local Help

Price five cents per gallon cash. Co. G. Dickmeyer. Phone R1 C. Help to Make Gas Masks by saving pits and shells of fruit and nuts including peach apricot prune olive date cherry Brazil walnut English or native hickory and butternut. Materials needed to make carbon to protect soldiers from German poison gas. Red Cross barrels and boxes placed in prominent spots for collection.

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