Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Opens This September
The article urges stay at home readers to buy Liberty Bonds in the Fourth Liberty Loan drive starting September 28, highlighting Marne and Aisne defense, urging early bond purchases and personal sacrifice. It notes the St. Louis District leading the pledge drive and McAdoo setting the campaign dates from September 28 to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmin
Laerte
Avery Warteenty
Marne
Was
German Empire
Uhlig
Simon
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
Wilson aides map war finance plans after vacation
Secretary McAdoo returned to Washington from a two month trip and discussed war finance, railroad administration, and plans for the next Liberty Bond issue with President Wilson. He emphasized the tax bill progress and the Ways and Means Committee’s work, while declining to set a date or rate for the next bond. The finance chief said the government's financial position remains strong as bond sales approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Washington
Paufe
White Sulphur Sprimers
Treasury
Wilson
White House
Treasury Department
Lisle
Germany
Mec Adoo
Bonda
New York Liberty Loan Organizes Campaign Tools
A. Mitchell Palmer, Alien Property Custodian in New York, seized furniture from a noted banker tied to a bomb plot, as the New York Liberty Loan Organisation moves to use these assets for the Sept 2 Liberty Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
A. Mitchell Palmer
Cintadifan
New York
Coren
You Liberty Loan
A Good Slogan Whit Ceodele Your Money If We Don T Wie Nid War
Fragmentary prompt lacks readable facts. No verifiable people places or events present to summarize into a proper news item.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It highlights its pleasant taste and safety for children noting long use and favorable opinions from mothers including Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri. The product contains no opium or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Chamberlain
Croup
Higginsville Chamblins Visit Relatives in Sedalia and More
Mr and Mrs Robert Chamblin of Higginsville and Miss Ethel Derks of Illinois spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo A Chamblin. Mr and Mrs Roy Lierman returned Sunday to Seda lia after visiting relatives. Mrs J Allen Campbell and daughter Almarine of Moberly arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chamblin
Higginsville
Ethel Derks
Illinois
Geo. A. Chamblin
Roy Lierman
Sedalia
J. Allen Campbell
Almarine
Moberly
Remedy for diarrhoea in children recommended now
The text advises using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil for a one year old child at the first sign of abnormal bowel loosening. It emphasizes keeping the remedy on hand and administering promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Residents Return and Visit Guests Depart
Miss Laura Hyde returns home Sunday evening after summering in Colorado Springs. Mrs. H. J. Thomas and Mrs. Harold Winters of Nevada and Mrs. E. J. Thomas of Sedalia, guests of relatives in the city, left for Kansas City Tuesday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hyde
Colorado Springs
Colo
H. J. Thomas
Harold Winters
Nevada
E. J. Thomas
Sedalia
Kan- 48
For a Weak Stomach Relief With Chamberlain Tablets
The article notes the relief provided by Chamberlain's Tablets for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It claims the relief is permanent in many cases and sufferers have been completely restored to health.
Miss Kate Taegthuchring Visits Kansas City Sunday
Miss Kate Taegthuchring went to Kansas City Sunday morning where she will locate. Miss Opal Drumm also went to Kansas City Sunday morning for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Taegthuchring
Kansas City
Opal Drumm
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Lima Woman In Illness
A Lima Ohio resident Miss Emma Verbryke reports relief from stomach trouble and biliousness after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says symptoms lessened rapidly following the regimen. The ad quotes her favorable experience as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Visitors Return Home After Midwest Visit
Mrs. C W Roth and her infant daughter, guests of her parents in Higginsville, returned home Tuesday. Miss Helen Ransdale left Tuesday for Kansas City after visiting Miss Margaret Palmer. Miss Florence Dillard went to Kansas City Tuesday for a day visit. Waderman Sudbrook, who had stayed with his sister Mrs Edward Marcks, departed Tuesday for Wathena Kansas, with Mrs Marcks accompanying him home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Roth
Higginsville
Helen Ransdale
Kansas City
Margaret Palmer
Florence Dillard
Waderman Sudbrook
Edward Marcks
Wathena
Kansas
Marcks
Resignation of Home Demonstration Agent Leda Gray
La Fayette County welcomes a successor to Leda Gray after her resignation for health reasons and winter travel to California. A forthcoming appointment will be announced with date and place of the meeting. The group aims to resume home nursing study soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda Gray
Lafayette County
California
Columbia
Miss Elizabeth Graves Piano Teacher Opens Fall Term
Miss Elizabeth Graves announces the fall term of piano lessons starting September 2. Located at 1118 Main St phone 810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Graves
Main St
Residents Make Short Trips Amid Weekday Travel
Miss Rhea Owen returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives here. Mrs F C McReynolds, now in Kansas City, stayed with sister Mrs John B Logan near Lexington before heading back to Grand Pass. T C Sawyer traveled to Independence on business. Mrs Geo Slusher and Miss Elizabeth Slusher spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs A G Young and daughter Elizabeth visited Misses Margaret and Mary Frances Rosewall, returning from Higginsville. Mr and Mrs Andrew Kuchinski and daughter Helen concluded a visit elsewhere Tuesday.
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Rhea Owen
Kansas City
F. C. McReynolds
John B. Logan
Lexington
Grand Pass
T. C. Sawyer
Independence
Geo, Slusher
Elizabeth Slusher
Margaret
Mary Frances Rosewall
Higginsville
Andrew Kuchinski
Helen
Plaintiff Divorce Order Of Publication In Missouri Court
In Lafayette County Missouri the circuit court issues an order of publication for a divorce case against Bessie Kroech stating she absented herself for over a year and must answer by the October term. The notice appears in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks and a true copy is recorded by Circuit Clerk W T Tutt. An executrix notice for Matthew D Wilson estate announces letters testamentary granted August 15 1918 and requires claims within six months for allowance and one year to avoid being barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Higginsville land lien suit targets Lot 2 in Block D
The State of Missouri Lafayette CountyOctober term 1918 Higginsville city pursues a lien case against Dionysius J Waters and others for Lot 2 in Block D Original Town Higginsville. Counts claim two tax bills 193.24 from October 1 1916 and 28.49 from October 20 1917 for road and sewer costs, with interest and costs, seeking judgment and sale of the lot to satisfy the liens. Public notice requires appearance by September 11 to plead or default. A newspaper publication is ordered for four weeks starting October 1 1918.
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Susie Waters Brown
Brown
Emily Updike
Fannie Lee Blackturn
Johnie Ellen Zahn
Dionysius J. Waters
C. A. Keith
Missour
Ecinal
City of
Higginsville
Lafayette County
Missouri
Board of Aldermen
Russell St
Grand Avenue
Higinsville
Hickox St
Barbara St
Peanetta
Ixinggeton
Lexington
Lhsw
Lafayettia
Maintiff
Recon
W. T. Toutt
Ty T. A
Administratrix Notice of Wilson Bros Estate in Missouri
Administratrix Mamie C. Wilson announces administration of the Wilson Bros partnership estate Lafayette County. All claimants must present claims for allowance within a set period or be barred from benefiting from the letters. Attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judge of Probate with date August 9 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bros
Lafayette County
Missouri
Mamie ¢. Wilson
Stephen N. Wilson
Don't Prod Your Liver to Action
An old style health ad touts Nature's Remedy tablets as a safe, quick fix for liver and digestive issues. It claims to strengthen the whole system, relieve constipation, billows, and headaches, and promises genuine long term benefit with a money back guarantee. Crenshaw and Young of Lexington, Missouri endorse the product.
Order of Publication for Divorce in Lafayette County Missouri
In Lafayette County Missouri a divorce action Girtle Rodgers plaintiff vs Louis Rodgers defendant is published. The court orders Louis Rodgers to appear at the next October term in Lexington and answer the petition filed August 3, 1913. failure to appear will result in a default judgment. The publication runs for four weeks in The Lexington Intelligencer with the last insertion at least fifteen days before the October term. Deputy T A Walker signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Misouri
LASER
Girtle Rodgers
Louis Rodgers
Rod
State of
Missouri
Louis Rogers
Enid
Lexington
Waid
Lexineten Intelligencer
Easrely
W. T. Tutt
T. A. Walker
Notice of Administration on J W Weal estate
Grace West is named as administrator of the estate of J W Weal in Lafayette County Missouri. Letters granted August 5 1918 by the Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or risk being barred. one year to file claims. Witness dated August 5 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Lafayette County
Missouri
Grace West
Stephen N. Wilson
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Dane
Big Dane
Generaligs
Marishal Foch
Aisne
Liberty Loony
Country
Deak
Castoria
Alwayn
A. G. Young
Elizabeth
Missoures
Ans
Circuit Court
Pe Leemacont
Benard Kroeck
Bessie Kroeck
Bessie Kroech
Anteus
Bessie Kroevk
Lexington Intelligencer
W. A. Tut
Matthew D. Wilson
Mamie Chew Wilson
Stephen N. Wilton
DR. C. Johnson
Wigeox
Hix
Lexington, Missouri
Hemedy
Per
Wei
Adaministraerin
Catron - Taubman
Abstract & Agency
John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Traders Bank
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