Lexington Intelligencer local notices and travel
The Lexington Intelligencer reports residents and visitors traveling to Kansas City and Wellington, including Mrs. T J Greene and daughter Isabelle, Mrs. E C Paynter, Mrs Lyton Lamb, Miss Elliott Todhunter, Mr and Mrs John B Mitchell and son, plus many others. Also notes a memorial service for George Cullom, and endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with testimonials.
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T. J. Greene
Isabelle
Kansas City
E. C. Paynter
Lyton Lamb
Pleasant Hill
Clyde Cannady
Elliott Todhunter
John B. Mitchell
John B. Jr
Mr. Mitchell
W. Z. Mitchell
Chamberlain
Wm. Scriby
Chillicothe
Camberlain
Croup
Chambelain
Labor's Part in World War I of Vast Importance
Gompers in Europe stresses labor unity for the Fourth Liberty Loan. President Wilson notes workers’ essential role at home and front, linking factory toil to national defense, with laborers driving supply, equipment, and morale for victory and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
United States
Wilson
England
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Europe
America
Gombora
Americas
Gampers Sage
Fourth Liberty Loan drives push volunteers to aid soldiers
News from the Western Front cheers readers as Liberty Loan workers in the Eighth District rally support. Citizens are urged to subscribe quickly to the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds and to participate in Volunteer Days on September 28 and 24. Messages encourage backing the war effort and sending a strong signal to the Kaiser. Local names mention William Aull Jr., George Calloway, W. A. Gaffin, and Herman Wehrman with travels noted to St Louis and Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armerican Church
America
Fourth Liberty
William Aull, Jr
George Calloway
Frichildren
Louis
Virginia
W. A. Gaffin
Herman Wehrman
Kansas City
Sedalia
Sedalia woman visits kin while Kans City trip noted
Miss Anna Herd of Sedalia spent Sunday here with home folks. Mrs Herman Wehrman went to Kansas City Sunday morning for a few days visit. Mrs Martin Connor went to the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Kuchenski
Kansas City
Andrew Kuchinski
Tillie
Pearl Boar
Nannie Vaughan
Joel Ewing
Virgil Weat
Wellington
Annie Burgess
Leila Kleinschmidt
Concordia
Lexmiton
Viola Milan
B. J. Minort
Farnum
Nebr
John Horner
Mattie Marquis
Minnie Rieckhoff
Rev
T. M. Cobb
Tula
Okla
James O'Malley
F. L. Ehrhardt
Florence
Eli Barnes
Anna Herd
Sedalia
Herman Wehrman
Martin Connor
Castoria and a busy Sunday with local names
Payments on the Second Red Cross War Fund are due October 1. R. L. Chamblin of Wigginsville visited with his son G. A. Chamblin. J. W. Petering of Higginsville spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs. C. W. Roth. Edith Burton returned to Corder after a brief home visit. Mrs. Bailey Homesley traveled to Winton for a visit Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Chamblin
Wigginsville
G. A. Chamblin
J. W. Petering
Higginsville
C. W. Roth
Edith Burton
Corder
Bailey Homesley
Winton
Lexington Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills in 1911 Interview
A Lexington woman recounts a 1911 interview detailing kidney and bladder troubles. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after initial suffering and back pain, noting continued improvement by 1916 and stating she only occasionally needs kidney medicine.
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Lexington
Butler Talbott
Franklin Ave
Dean
Crenshaw & Young
Talbott
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Jay Harding
Arnold Mayer
Q. M. Department of the Army
Jacksonville
Fla
John Winley
Warsaw
Oswald Drumm
Methodist Church
George Cullom
J. E. Alexander
Misses Elliott
Kathryn
Emory Todhunter
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
G. W. Shull
Louise
J. R. Wiley
Esta Malter
Wellington High School
Childrens Black Satino
W.G. McCausland
Gonmpers
Warder & Connor
Aristos
Queen OF Pantry
Russells
Western Front
Securitita
Mrs. Talbott
Experi
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Catron - Taubman Abstract & Agency
John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Lexington, Missouri
Cash Merchandise
Orimnger
Lexington Savings Bank
W. G. McCausland
E. N. Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
B. R. Ireland
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
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