Notice to Subscribers Cash in Advance Policy
Notice explains wartime cash in advance mail policy effective after September 15 1918 and discontinuation of papers when paid time expires. Includes thanks to H F Corbin Marble Hill Mo for a War Fund contribution of 458 51 and appreciation from Salvation Army War Fund officials in St Louis Missouri dated September 9 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Board
St. Lou
H. EF. Corbin
Marble Hill
Corbis
Salvation Army War Fund
Tom
J Dowell
Messages From France Front by An American Soldier
An American in France writes from the western front about three months’ service, Allied drive after July 18, and Americans helping in the push. He notes shared meals with officers from seven nations, praises home support, and observes women running factories and farms in France. He mentions weather, front lines, and hopes for victory, wishing readers strength and courage. Also included is a funeral notice for a child, Mary Ruth, with a brief obituary and cemetery details.
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England
France
Sam Yimd
United States
Land of the Living
O. K
Metta Hahn Resting After Illness in April to July
Obituary style notice describes Metta Hahn’s death after illness, mentions rosebud tribute and home garden, and notes sister and brother arrival, final farewell to a daughter who spoke of heaven. It reflects family sorrow and religious reflection, urging others to emulate Jesus.
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Helen
Metta
Golden City
Jesus
Georgia Puts Five Daughters Into War Bonds Drive
In a wartime tale Georgia Kampeon a laundry worker with five children explains why she funds Liberty Bonds. She balances wages from washing clothes windows and floors with supporting the war effort while her husband is absent. She vows to buy more bonds to secure her children’s future and help win the war.
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Georgia Kampeon
Heratiee Jim
Georgia
Laney
Uncle Sam
Lanny
Kaiser
Sam
Darling Metta Resting in Shell Cemetery
A mother writes of missing daughter Metta who died while in the army. Funeral services led by Rev Hess of Lutesville were held and Metta was laid to rest in Shell cemetery with faith in a future resurrection. The letter expresses hope of reunion in eternity and comfort in faith.
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Ruth
Ottis
Emiles
Kirkpatrick
G. Mo Mouser
Mr. Hinkle
Metta
Jerms
Rev
Hess
Lutesville
Shell Cemetery
Clortens
Parewell
Darling
Audited Accounts at State Hospital No 4 Reported
Farmington News notes auditors from the State Auditor Hackman’s office examined State Hospital No 4. Examiners John Ratholomaeus O. F. Culfield and LD. Thompson reportedly spent time reviewing accounts but are not permitted to comment on the condition of books or property.
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State Hospital No
John Ratholomaeus
O. F. Culfield
LD. Thompson
Office of
State Auditor
Hackman
State Hospital
Pfarmington News
Grant of Letters Estate of Missouri Eaker
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Missouri Eaker deceased were granted to Marvin W. Eaker on September 7 191A by the Bollinger county Missouri probate judge. All persons with claims must exhibit them to the administrator and probate court within one year from the grant date or be barred. Marvin W. Baker administrator Lutesville Mo. Att. W C Cole judge.
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Missouri Eaker
Marvin W. Eaker
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marvin W. Baker
P.O
Lutesville
Atte
W. C. Cole
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HE. Corbin
Harvie B. Crites
Headquarters .Co
Inf
FP. S
U.S. A
K. M. Boyer
Arlington Smith
Heortee
Darlinge
Metta Hahn
Liberty
WORF
Baye Urde
Sam Juet Hae
Dong Mer
Erly
J. H. Widecarver
Marble Hill, Missouri
Darling Metta
Chetriet
Stethally
Universal Talking Machine
Victor
Etter
Hercules
Estes Brothers
Mary
Mingle al Fawner
Ratics
Poe
Pew Riese
Jess
Rimini
Arms Union Metalucs Gompan Ve Teme
Larges
Mawateseeevryet
Fomarms
Amman
Te She Tey
Woolworth Dutding
Kew
York Ccity
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