Missouri wheat second in union despite wet May
Missouri remains the second wheat state in the union according to E A Logan and Jewell Mayes. May rains reduced May production by eight points and Wheat on June 1 stood at 93 percent condition yielding about 17 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
E. A. Logan
Jewell Mayes
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
State Board of Agriculture
Pettis County
Jupiter Pluvius
Chariton
Dunklin County
Reorganize Guard Officers Meet in St. Louis
Six Missouri guard officers gathered in St. Louis on Sunday to discuss reorganization plans for the unit. Leaders from the state's military and civic circles attended to outline structural changes and leadership roles.
National Guard Rebuilding urged by St Louis meeting
Colonel Linxweiler presided a St Louis gathering of former officers from Missouri’s 6th regiment to discuss rebuilding the National Guard. The group aims to restore prewar structure and expand, with a recruiting drive starting immediately as officers from Sedalia to Cape Girardeau voiced support for broader state reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Salisbury
140Th Infantry
St. Louis
Sixth Missouri Regiment
National Guard
St. Louis Republic
National Guard of
Missouri
6Th Regiment of Missouri
Majestic Hotel
Eleventh
Pine Streets
Sixth
Albert Linxweiler
Adjutant General’s Office
Col. Linxweiler
Col
Linxweiler
6Th Regiment
St. Joseph
Kennet
Dexter
Poplar Bluff
Bennett C. Clark
Jefferson City
Carl A. Ristine
Ralph W. Campbell
Lexington
Sedalia
H. E. Brashler
Doniphan
Richard Stogshill
W. W. Darnell
Willow Springs and Cabool
Jacob L. Milligan
Richmond
Lyle P. Malone
Siketon
Harry W. Gaines
Cape Girardeau
O. S. Imes
Carterville
O. G. Jones
Mansfield
George W. Phipps
Caruthersville
Ward Goodloe faces probate accounting over mother's estate
Clay Bent Goodloe and brothers Bent Hart and William seek an accounting from Ward Goodloe, guardian of their mother Mrs Emeline Bent Goodloe, alleging mismanagement and unseen debts. Hearing set in Clayton before Probate Judge Samuel Hodgdon. Ward is also facing a slander suit by the brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Hart
William
Ward Goodloe
Ers
St. Louis County
Emeline Goodloe
St. Louis Republic
G. Clay
William O. Goodloe
Clayton
Goodloe
Death of George Brown in Mokane
George Brown died Monday at 1 25 morning at his Mokane home after illness. His son W C Brown reported the time of death. He formerly managed the Garrison house in Sedalia and later Sedalia hotel, and was in Mokane’s hotel business. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Portland Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Ben
Mokane
George
W. C. Brown
Howard Brown
Swift & Co
Mr. Brown
Garrison House
Sedalia
Portland
Burns and Scalds Quick Relief Remedy Mentioned
An advertisement advises immediate application of O-ZO-NOL over affected areas for quick relief from burns or scalds followed by a loosening poultice.
Remarkable Relief Claimed From HERBDINE Dose
Abilious half sick feeling loss of energy and constipation are said to improve quickly with HERBDINE. The first dose brings improvement and a few doses restore vigor. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Bard Drug Co
Large rhubarb leaves exhibited by Sedalia resident
J. H. Amos of route 5 Sedalia sent two immense rhubarb leaves to the Democrat. The larger leaf measures 21 1/2 feet by 3 1/4 feet as readers file in with garden curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Amos
Route 5
Sedalia
Democrat
O Z O N O L Promoted For Wound Care Advice
A health advisory urges thorough washing of cuts to remove foreign matter without rubbing and recommends applying O Z O N O L, with the druggist selling the remedy.
Harvest delays trial in Alpine murder case
In Brownwood Texas on June 11 Judge Woodward postponed the January retrial of Harry J Spanell for the murder of Col M C Butler near Alpine in 1916 due to harvest work providing jurors. Spanell had earlier been freed on charges related to the killing of his wife Mrs Spanell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tex
Harry J. Spanell
Col. M. C. Butler
Alpine
Woodward
Spanell
Butler
Col
Dissolution Notice for E G Cassidy Mercantile Co
In Pettis County Missouri the circuit court, Judge H B Shain, orders all stockholders to show cause by July 7 1919 why the E G Cassidy Mercantile Company should not be dissolved. The petition states debts paid and assets to be distributed, no further corporate need. true copy on record by Clerk Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Cassidy Mercantile Company
Circuit Court
Pettis County
Missouri
Hopkins B. Shain
Homestead land available for discharged soldiers
Notice offering 560 acres of grazing land near a town of 490 population with 124 miles of railroad. An appeal to discharged soldiers. Details at 511 South Ohio with A. J. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ohio
A. J. Kelly
For Sale Farms in Barton County Maine
For sale farms in Barton County Me 1 16 percent crop would go to buyer if sold before harvest 8 6 160 326 400 680 acre tracts all well improved and located near Lamar Prices 79 to 100 per acre For particulars see A J Kelly at 511 South Ohio this week mwa four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Co
Lamar
A. J Kelly
South
Ohio
Death of Zina V. Wakefield in St. Louis
Zina V. Wakefield aged 38 died Saturday at his St. Louis home from spinal meningitis after influenza. Former Smithton resident, he traveled for Traffic Motor Truck Co. Survived by wife Kate V. Wakefield and three children Reginald Vivian and Zina, a brother Orange Wakefield of Jefferson City, and sister Flore Wakefield of St. Louis. Services by Rev W F Jones Kansas City. Burial in Smithton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina B. Wakefield
St. Louis
Mr. Wakefield
Smithton
Traffic Motor Truck Company
Kate V. Wakefield
Reginald
Vivian
Zina
Orange Wakefield
Jefferson City
Flore Wakefield
J. L. Wright
W. F. Jones
Kansas City
Smithton Cemetery
Mrs Irene H Mowery Dies At Home Near Sedalia
Mrs Irene H Mowery aged years died Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at her home ten miles south of Sedalia from paralysis. Born October 14 1850 in Kentucky she lived in her present home since 1881 moving from Cooper County. Survived by husband Hen Mowery three children Benjamin seven miles southeast of Sedalia Mrs Royal Anderson of Smithton and Luther at home. Also three brothers in Tipton and two sisters in Oklahoma. Member Walnut Christian church. Funeral Tuesday at noon at home with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery south of Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene H. Mowery
Sedalia
Mowery
Cooper County
Hen Mowery
Royal Anderson
O Smithton
Luther
Helen Richards Dies After Golf Club Accident
Helen Richards eight, daughter of J and Mrs W B Richards, died Friday at St Marys hospital from a skull fracture suffered when struck by a golf club while playing on the county club lawn. Funeral at 2:30 Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs John T Bell with Rev R I Davidson officiating. Burial Crown Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Richards
W. B. Richards
St. Mary’s Hospital
Little Clend Alcorn
Helen
Country Club
John T Bell
East Seventh Street
R. I. Davidson
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Bard
A. M. Embry
James T. Montgomery
J. D. Donnahue
W. F. Keyser
Emil Neef
H. A. Woodworth
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs Emily Hilton Dies in St Louis
Mrs Emily Hilton died at her home in St Louis Friday morning. A message to her nephew C F Sostin lists her address at 308 North respect avenue. She had been an invalid for years and declined in the last three months. Survived by son Will Hilton and brother Frank Willis of St Louis, with Will Hilton and Frank Will to accompany the remains to Sedalia Saturday at 2 05 PM. Also survived by sister Mrs F A Shantz of Washington state and aunt of Will Metcalf. Funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hilton
St. Louis
C. EF. Sostin
North
Respect Avenue
Longtime Hannibal Figure Thomas B. Jeffries Dies at 91
Thomas B. Jeffries, 91, longtime Hanibal resident and father of J. B. Jeffries, publisher of the Hannibal Courier-Post, died Wednesday night at his home. A Missouri native, he lived in northeast Missouri for 84 years and served as four term mayor of La Grange, 12 years as Lewis County circuit clerk, and twice a Republican national convention delegate. He was a director of the Keokuk and Western railroad. Survived by son, two daughters Mrs. Hugh Harnsberger of Sedalia, Miss Belle C. Jeffries, and a brother William of Canton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Jeffries
Hanibal
J. B. Jeffries
Hannibal Courier-Post
Missouri
Lagrange
Lewis County
Keokuk and Western Railroad
Father of Sam B Jeffries Passes in St Louis
Mrs. Harnsberger at her father’s bedside as the end came. Mr. Harnsberger joined her in Hannibal Thursday and will remain until after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam _ B. Jeffries
St. Louis
Mention of Company D members in Sedalia seek Corporal Ianess
A note asks any Company D members now in Sedalia to call Home phone 934X if they have information on Corporal Ianess condition or location. The message requests a favor from readers with knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
Sedalia
Ianess
Obituary: Mrs Delia Smith Dies at 8 After Illness
Mrs Delia Smith aged 8 years died Thursday at 1 10 AM at 1718 East Fourth Street after an illness since January. Born in Ohio May 18 1851 she lived in Sedalia for 30 years and was active in First Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by husband David R Smith nine children two sisters and one brother. Funeral Friday at 2 30 PM at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Sir P Anderson officiating. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Smith
East Fourth Street
Smith
Ohio
First Methodist Episcopal Church
David R. Smith
Sedalia
Frank
Robert
Harry
Walter
Cappie Smith
Loi. Campbell
Harry MeckDonald
Anna Davis
Nora Davison
Kansas City
Mary Taylor
Eliza Dexheimer
Sir P. Anderson
Messrs
James White
Will Vaught
Leek
Thomas Cramer
Bruno Luther
Bert Miller
Crown Hill Cemetery
Me Gee’s Baby Elixir Promises Relief for Teething Sufferers
Teething bambes endure hot weather with sore gums and stomach upset. The ad claims Me Gee’s Baby Elixir corrects sour stomach, colics, and fits digestion, sold by W. Fe Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megee
W. FE. Bard Drug Co
Missing Corporal Henry Maness Sums to 1919 U S S Shrce
J F Maness at 1205 South Montgomery says government letters confirm Corporal Henry M Maness of the 140th Infantry was sent aboard the U S S Shrce February 19 1919. A gassed hospital contact in Paris reported seeing him there. the witness left a base hospital in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Maness
South
Montgomery Avenue
Henry Maness
Harris
Henry M. Maness
140Th Infantry
Homecoming of Private Cox After Years With 88th Division
Glen A. Cox returns home with the 88th division after a year of overseas service. He spent nine months abroad and was discharged at Camp Taylor Kentucky after leaving Camp Dodge Iowa. He earned a silver clover leaf medal for outstanding training at an enlisted men’s program in the arena at Grandrecourt France. Private Cox praises the United States as a great place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen A. Cox
S. J. Cox
Route Seven
88Th
Camp Dodge
Iowan
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Goundrecourt
Trance
Infantry
Cox
United States
United States Army Recruiting Opens Enlistment Across Branches
Enlistments remain open for service in France, Hawaii, Panama, the Philippines, Alaska, Siberia, and all U S branches including tank corps air service and motor transportation. Enlistment is three years for newcomers and one year for those with prior military service. Ages eighteen to forty with pay from thirty to eighty dollars monthly. Obtain age proofs or a guardian affidavit. Contact Army Recruiting Station 99514 South Ohio Street Sedalia Missouri.
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France
Infantry
Engineers
Field Artillery
Medical Department
Hawaiian Islands
Cavalry
Enginers
Signal Corps
Panama
Coast Artillery
Philippine
Innés
Medical den
Jes Infantry
Alaska
Siberia
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Tank Cors
Air Service
Motor Transportation Corps
Marine Corps
Navy
Army
South Ohio Street
Sedalia
Missouri
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Through Chamberlains Ointment
When stiffness and aching muscles hinder movement, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment to relieve pain and enable rest and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
House approves $750 million rail fund despite objections
The House passed the rail administration revolving fund bill 305 to 4, with Democrats urging a larger sum and Republicans calling the amount sufficient for now. The measure moves to the Senate as debates continue on federal supervision of interstate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Railroad Administration
Senate
Anthony
Kansas
Ramseyer
Iowa
Woodward
West Virginia
Thomas
Kentucky
Good
Appropriations Committee
Hines
Byrnes
South Carolina
Sburns
Tennessee
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nelson
Minnesota
Railroad
Convict transport to state penitentiary leaves Sedalia
Deputy Sheriff E S Dudley of Kansas City leads 33 prisoners from Jackson county court to the state penitentiary in Jefferson City. The inmates, serving 3 to 12 year terms for automobile thefts and other crimes, were moved Wednesday aboard Missouri Pacific No 38 with several Kansas City deputies aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Dudley
Kansas City
Jackson County Criminal Court
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific No. 38
Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
Dudley
Cut this Out and Take It With You
A man seeks the right article for purchase and ends up with a substitute. The safe choice is Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. An ad style urging correct selection and suggesting a proven remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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UNION
A. Linxweiler
Salisbury
HEAR
Clay
Pettis
H. B. Shain
E.G Cassidy Mercantile Company
R. Melton
Cireur Court
Zina V. Wakefield
Helen’ Richards
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
Epstein & Bloch
Sedalia, MO
Henge G
Maness
Paris
Castoria
S. Army
McLaughlin Bros
Undertakers
John McLaughlin
Charles McCloskey
Jackson County
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