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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
2
Missouri voters and politicians discuss prohibition amid brewing tensions with Brewers, Democrats, and Republicans. Editorials accuse Brewers of treachery to deny party loyalty while warning of a coming constitutional amendment vote and condemning violent tactics by some state actors.
A Buneton Eagle column argues the best place to trade is in home towns or smaller cities over large department stores. It cites lower hotel costs, fewer incidentals, and the ease of exchanges with local merchants as reasons to support local commerce and community growth.
The Columbia Herald argues that canvassing should rely on party principles, not personalities. It warns that personal attacks weaken parties and invites public scrutiny of leaders, emphasizing unity and principled discourse over individual faults.
We advertise a concrete contracting service offering granitoid steps walks walls foundations and footings. The message emphasizes quality and a friendly approach with a slogan We Love Work and contact via a phone line.
The Republican majority in the Missouri House voted to stay in session until revised bills passed then adjourned for two days and now a three day break followed. Critics say they delay action and push nonviable measures, blaming Democrats if work stalls, per Johnson County Star via Doniviniss the Evening Star.
An advertisement urges elderly readers to try Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for digestive issues. It claims the remedy is gentle, effective, and government-vouched, with a free trial bottle available by sending name and ailment details to Dr W B Caldwell, Caldwell Building, Monticello Illinois.
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