War Department Lapel Button Draws Attention In 1919
A War Department issued lapel button, similar to the GAR style, is described as a beacon for veterans seeking recognition. Articles from Farming ton News and Farmington News discuss related military personnel, political events, and the era's fashion remarks, including women's spring hat styles and political commentary from the Maryville Dietocrat Forum.
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War Department
Farmington News
Maryville
Dietocrat
In Memoriam for Cov Lesley Sestaneh
The death angel took from Miles and Katie Sestaneh their son Cov Lesley born July 5 1908 and died February 12 1919 at age 9 years 7 months 7 days He suffered last twelve days from inflammatory rheumatism and pneumonia He will join the angels in rest and the family thanks neighbors and friends for their help during illness and death He is survived by parents three brothers and four sisters a grandfather two grandmothers and many relatives and friends.
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Miles
Katie Sestaneh
Tittle
Cov Lesley
Coy
The
Angels
Jesus
In Loving Remembrance of Mrs Lizzie Smith
Mrs Lizzie Smith wife of George Smith and daughter of Mr and Mrs Gibson of near Zalma died at age 30 years 3 months and 5 days after brief illness from influenza and pneumonia. She leaves a husband three children her father and mother two sisters and many relatives to mourn her departure Let us take courage and strive to the better world.
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Lizzie Smith
George Smith
Johnson Gibson
Zalma
Fragmented 1919 Missouri club and court notes
A long page clip mixes Missouri extension clubs in 25 counties with 27,855 members and product value $120,029, plus church services, deaths, post office concerns, and a bank stockholders meeting notice. It records community events in Bollinger County and Seigewickville with local obituaries, plan of organizing clubs, and court actions.
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Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service
Columbia
Local merchants change hands in town deal
Judge J. A. Taylor sold his mercantile business to Cr. Hopkins of Patton and former County Clerk Oscar W. Yount of this place last Thursday. Hopkins then sold his Patton business to a Mr. Johnson. The new partners bring substantial mercantile experience and are expected to form a strong firm.
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J. A. Taylor
Cr. Hopkins
Patton
Oscar W. Yount
Hopkins
Johnson
You Can Save 20 Percent on Diet Choices Now
An advertisement urges readers they can save 20 percent on diet products while stock lasts offering the preferred kind.
Stomach troubles urged in strange patient tale
A garbled report recounts a distressed sufferer and husband seeking relief from stomach illness. The text mentions doctors medicines and a dubious remedy claiming to purify impurities. The speaker warns of serious trouble without a proposed tonic.
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Scottstury
Annie Jobrenn
Othe Place
Heagache
Thedhord
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