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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
3
A compilation of fragmented notes reports visitors and departures around Marshall. Mentions Dave Lyons from Marshall visiting friends, Frank Barron moving to Kansas City, and several residents traveling to Denver Pueblo and Texarkana. Also notes postmaster appointment, local business ads, and civic events with no single cohesive story.
The snippet notes spring humors affecting many people with pimples boils and indigestion and advertises patent syrups and tonics from Caldwell and Growers. It mentions a marriage in Kansas City, a new home for a couple, a Port Scott visitor, a German citizen's death near Rigginsville, a fire at a George Mountjoy residence, and local social and business notices with names and places in Lafayette County.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as a combined remedy for blood impurities and a range of ailments. It claims radical, permanent cures for scrofula salt rheum pimples skin issues and rheumatic conditions, urging readers to accept no substitute and to buy now.
Fragmented advert lists trees and fruits including peaches strawberries grapes apples and pears for sale at Lexington. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepala as a months long ad and touts a stomach remedy claiming to ease indigestion and headaches.
Extracts note a blaze at Charles Tyler's house near Tab o post office, about 1 PM Wednesday last week, with all buildings and furnishings lost except clothing. Loss around 1100 dollars. Suspected origin in a kitchen box, but no strong evidence. Neighbors extend sympathy though it won’t pay board.
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