Death Notice and Fatal Collision Involving Miss Lelia Patridge
Miss Lelia Patridge of the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School died Saturday after being struck by an automobile while crossing a street near Philadelphia. The accident shattered her skull and broke her neck. Services were held Tuesday at the Eastern Normal chapel, conducted by Rev. R L Telford and Dr H G Carpenter, with the campus closed in her honor.
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Lelia Patridge
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Eurene E. Patridge
Southern Pines
S. C
Cording
Craanpsebery
Philadelphia
Deatt
Miss Patridge
Eastern Normal Chapel
R. L. Telford
H. G. Carpenter
Galveston Ships Western Wheat to Europe in 6 Million Bushels Monthly
Galveston, once the leading cotton port, now sends wheat from the Midwest to Europe at a rate exceeding 6 million bushels each month. This shift highlights the port's evolving role in global grain trade and logistics.
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Galveston
Europe
Pepto Mangan Restores Vitality And Red Blood
An old advertisement touts Pepto-Mangan as a blood making tonic that restores color and energy. It claims the tonic strengthens weak starved blood, improves mood and appearance, and promises a big improvement after a short period of use. It notes physicians prescribe it and offers liquid and tablet forms.
Pawnbroker's Chagrin Sparks Liberty Bond Advice
An elderly San Francisco man lost $900 kept in a tobacco sack but police recovered the money from a pawn shop where a $2.50 loan was recorded. The tale ends with a lesson to invest in Liberty Bonds and entrust them to a bank for safekeeping and coupon clipping.
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San Francisco
Aew
Farmers in Good Shape as Corn Yields Rise
Missouri and Kentucky wheat output falls short of a 10 year average while corn far outpaces. Missouri wheat 12.5 bu/acre versus 14.3. Kentucky wheat 10.2 versus 12.2. Missouri corn 200,159,000 bu or 81 percent. Arkansas 59,252,000 bu at 86 percent. Kentucky 96,941,000 bu at 90 percent. Farmers plan larger Liberty Bond and Treasury Savings Certificate investments.
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Missouri
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Liberty Bonds
Treasury Savings
What About Your Bond
The article argues investors should avoid selling Liberty Bonds for emergencies and suggests borrowing from a bank instead. It warns that selling depresses prices and implies exchanges for unknown securities are unwise. If sale is unavoidable, do it via a trusted banker or broker at low cost.
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Scribner’s Magazine
City Swaps Bonds for Liberty Bonds for Profit
Frank Siemans, city comptroller of St. Joseph Missouri, asks the City Council to invest old bond funds in Liberty Bonds at current prices. He notes 3850 dollars could buy 4450 dollars of Liberty Bonds yielding 4 4 percent yearly and 139 37 versus 77 now, with potential extra 600 dollars at maturity.
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City of
St. Joseph
Frank Siemans
Liberty
Victory
Mammoth Corporation Proposed at Chicago Meeting
Immediate formation of a million dollar trade corporation will be considered at a Chicago gathering of bankers public officials manufacturers and agricultural leaders. A constitution would be adopted so the organization can function immediately says Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Minstrel Show Promises Singers and Holiday Night
Hear Charlie Nelson sing Sweet Mama Papa's Getting Mad and Weaky Stanifer perform Save a Little Dram for Me with the American Legion Minstrels on December 14 and 15. The two acts promise lively entertainment for local audiences.
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Charlie Nelson
Mr. Weaky Stanifer
American Legion Minstrels
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement urges readers to take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours, claiming three doses break a cold. It promises immediate nasal relief, stopped nasal discharge, relieved headache and feverishness, and notes the drug costs only a few cents with no quinine.
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Pape
Colored Column Highlights Local Social and Club News
Mr Neal returns to work at the high school after illness as Mrs Ruth J Newell returns from Indiana and Ohio. The Embroidery Club met with Miss G L Walker and the Monday Evening Music Club with Mrs Nannie Hatt. Officers were elected for the year led by Mrs Ruth J Newell. A big free street parade by the America Legion Minstrels is announced for December 14 and 15 with tickets on sale Friday.
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Neal
Helen Hampton
Four Mile Avenue
Embroidery Club
G. L. Walker
Nannie Hatt
Georgia Walker
Ruth 3. Newell
Lena B. Pugh
Beulah Willis
Lena Miller
Goldie J. Chenault
Hattie Gholston
Pearl Rankins
Band of Twenty Pieces
America
Legion
Minstrels
Sandlin Hauling Offers Day or Night Service
Call 653 day or 283 night for hauling and moving by Sandlin. McKee's Rimk.
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Sandlin
McKee’s Rimk
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John Nolanr
Attorney AT Law Id
F. H. Gordon
Dairy Feeds
Propose Mammoth Corporation
W B. Chenault
Ruth J. Newell
Indiana
Ohio
Dennis Rogers
Letha Miller
Wm. Ballew
Frankfort
Richmond
George Ballew
Gonzella
Munter
Four Mile Road
Ollie Stone
Hill Street
Creme Dairy Feed
Sewell & Winckinney
Florence
Douglas & Simmons
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