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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer is issued weekly on Fridays with a subscription of 150 dollars per year payable in advance. The paper is entered as second class mail matter at the Lexington post office in Mississippi.
A policy directive requires that all submissions intended for print in The Intelligencer bear a signature. The rule applies to letters, notices, and any unsigned material submitted for publication.
Washington march 30 Republican Leaders of Congress plan to quit Washington in June and return the first Monday in December. Mondell and Lodge are coordinating the move while resistingPresident Wilsons unfinished recommendations including a federal budget tax reform for farmers and land for veterans road and forest programs tariff readjustment and interstate food transport regulation. Bulletin George Fawks returns to Kansas City with Mrs Shinn. Wm Barnett and James Shull depart for Detroit to bring back two new Dodge cars.
In Farmington Missouri Rev Robert S Boyd announces the Presbyterian progressive program within the synod of Missouri. Westminster College Fulton will be a principal beneficiary with an endowment near one million dollars. Missouri Female College Fulton pursues a separate campaign for 350000 dollars. School of the Ozarks Hollister receives seven percent of synod funds. Preparatory schools seek 100000 dollars for buildings and equipment.
Strong evidence is given by Lexington woman Mrs. Gavin that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve backache, described as kidney ache, with a testimonial noting high opinion of the medicine. Also reports Mr. and Mrs. Veach traveling to Claremore and Miss Gordon visiting in Lexington. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Mrs. Blakeney for colds and croup, with an advertisement.
In Estill Heights several garden plots listed for rent on lots 93 97 98 99 107 108 201 209 213. Richard Field advertises an upright piano for 80 dollars paid at once. Miss Elizabeth Graves to apply. Also a six room house with two lots and moderns except heat for sale at 615 Franklin Ave. 20th and Main streets offer a home 90 by 142 feet with paving and sewer. Edward Aull sells a 40 acre farm 114 miles west of Lexington with possible quick possession. William Rosewall notes property sale details. Also a tobacco stripping job for girls and middle aged women with Mr St Clair at Hinesley’s Cigar Factory on 9th Street.
Missouri debaters advocate a three year immigration ban and win over Oklahoma and Washington in intercollegiate competition. The Missouri team, narrating a string of victories, defeats Washington University in a historic clash, while remarks note Lieut. Bert Hall visiting Lexington to hire S. M. Nelson of Popular Players Pictures Corp.
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