Wilfley Opens Campaign in Missouri for Senate
Senator Xenophon P Wilfley opened his race in Mexico Missouri to a large Audrain County crowd. He praised President Wilson, acknowledged his late predecessor William J Stone, and outlined his wartime service and loyalty to Missouri. He thanked Judge Alex Carter for introducing him and spoke of early life, education, and commitment to victory in the war.
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Central College
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Notice to Farmers under Missouri Pure Food Law
Notice to farmers that selling or offering eggs unfit for human food is prohibited. Local dealers will handle all eggs from this date in compliance with the pure food law. Checked eggs will be returned to the farmer for disposition. Use utmost care in hot weather to protect eggs and secure value while aiding food administration. August 10th the United States will take up the last of the issue of 200 million Spanish War bonds.
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Compulsory Work Laws Endorsed by President and Crowder
In a letter to Governor Harrington of Maryland the President heartily endorses compulsory work laws in Maryland and several states. Gen Crowder, builder of the work or fight order, also endorses the idea. The Maryland law covers all able bodied men 18 to 50, while Crowder's order targets draft age men. If enforced, these laws aim to reduce loafing and boost productive labor nationwide.
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Next Loan to Be at Least Six Billion Dollars
Treasury projections indicate the next indebtedness issue will not be under 6 billion dollars. The forecast aligns with warnings from the Treasury Secretary and the President about the country’s growing financial burden. Bond buying remains pivotal. a future easing is unlikely, so prudent economy is urged to prepare for the expense and support national duty. Lost watch notice. Ladies gold watch disappeared Monday near Monroe City. reward for return to Mrs. Ed Jackson.
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