Northcliffe remembered as a model for critique and loyalty
A reflection praises Lord Northcliffe as one of Edgund’s strongest figures and argues that honest criticism of government is essential. It warns against suppressing dissent even in wartime, noting Americans will limit liberties only as necessary to win the war and that fierce disapproval awaits officials who overstep.
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Northcliffe
Edgund
England
Lord Northclife
America
Germany
Ten Million Americans Register in Momentous Spectacle
A massive registration day mobilizes ten million young Americans to pledge service against Prussianism, seen as a heroic duty. Editors praise peaceful ideals while emphasizing readiness to bear arms if needed, framing the act as a crucial test of republican resolve and liberty.
Preparedness and Liberty Bond push as war spurs action
The piece urges national unity for World War I, arguing preparedness could have deterred German gains and solders and farmers must support with Liberty Bonds as bills and prices threaten to undermine effort. It stresses government need to protect farmers from price gouging, calls for swift bond purchases, and notes new laws and routes impacts amid the war drive.
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Germany
Kirksville piano firm plans local music store branch
Mr Barrett Stout of Stout and Wells toured town this week with new pianos. The firm intends to open a branch music store here, storing inventory temporarily at EDU Brasfield jewelry shop while securing a permanent showroom for pianos, music boxes, and accessories. Mr Stout is a familiar tuner and seller. Mr Wells is a former Lucerne resident.
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Barrett Stout
Stout & Wells
Kirksville
Edu Brasfield
Stout
Mr. Wells
Lucerne
Pratt Cabin Cleaned and Overhauled by Local Ladies
A small group of women Undertook the thorough cleaning and overhaul of the Pratt Cabin on Tuesday under supervision and with their concerted effort. The project showcased community spirit and collaborative work by local residents.
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Pratt
On the Road With Casey a Nation Wants Roosevelt
A poetic reflection questions why Roosevelt was not allowed to lead. It laments missed volunteerism and calls for conscription, arguing the public would rise, talk, and place blame on those who kept him out. The piece suggests future unity and critique of exclusion.
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Roosevelt
Rural Routes Cut Where Travel Is Poor
The Postmaster Everywhere notes that rural route service will be eliminated in areas with poor traveling conditions, reflecting postal policy adjustments. It discusses implications for communities dependent on rural mail delivery and the broader aims of the postal department.
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Ulp
Notice of Administration for Solomon P Tatman Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Solomon P Tatman deceased were granted June 8 1917 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to F O Elson administrator. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months after the date of letters or be barred. claims not shown within one year from last publication date are forever barred. This Sunday of June 1917.
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Solomon P. Tatman
Probate Court
Putnam County
Missouri
F O Elson
Sedalia Woman Praises Tanlac In Remark About Health
Mrs Ralph Thomas of Sedalia declared on February 17 that Tanlac improved her kidney trouble and rheumatic back pain. She said she slept through the night since starting the medicine and felt daily improvement in her condition.
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Ralph Thomas
Tanlac
Taniac
Tanlac touted as cure in Unionville drug store promo
The advertisement extols Tanlac as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues loss of appetite and respiratory ailments. It notes Tanlac is being introduced and explained at Howard's Drug Store in Unionville.
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Taniac
Unionville
Howard’s Drug Store
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Unionville Republican
Unionville Republican Printing CO
Mace Pest Mei Masawse
Tee
J. FE. Underwood Merc. CO
S. H. Jackson Merc. CO
Mary B French
Misa Julia Haker
Ackworth
New Hampshire
Kete G Pchon
Lexington
T H Follock
G C Muller
T H Pollock
St John
Jahop
Pollok
Mre French
Byker
Boston
Palys
Casey
Wood
Stone
Peot Office
Sedalia
Woman
EV. Hanna
Kansas City
Tasman and Radford
Kretzer Brand
St. Louis
Morgan's Lumber Yard
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