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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
6
Local reports detail a dispute between Park Holn administrators and Shy nin Hay am Mey over a school schedule. Stew bert Rile Fore W ret cyl Miki adm Aull olin hD ira ray are noted in connection with the unfolding events and potential school day adjustments.
Dover notes list residents and visitors with travels to Lexington Higginsville Independence and Kansas City. Notable items include the Ladies Aid meeting led by Mrs Josephine Carter, refreshments, and a $20 contribution from Mrs Albert Lewis toward the group’s dollar investment. Next gathering set for May 19 hosted by Mrs Bertram and Mrs Hodges.
Advice notes that a common cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and urges removing the child from school during an outbreak. It recommends Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to cure the cold and reduce germ-disease risk. Also mentions Miss Rose Riley of Kansas City visiting local family.
An advice paragraph promoting Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation and indigestion to improve happiness. It asserts the pills are prompt and effectual and link well being to relief from digestive issues.
Legion at Higginsville attends Sunday service to oppose German language preaching. They leave when Rev. Freund speaks German and move to hear Chaplain Sellers at Wentworth Academy. Churches known for German services pledge English only. school graduations may shift from Evangelical church. Several local residents and officials appear in city notices.
Guy Morrison traveled to Kansas City on Sunday evening for business. Joe Long went to Kansas City Sunday morning for a few days on business. Maj. R. Ko Latham returned Friday morning from a business trip to Kansas City. Mrs. A. E. Rogers went to an unspecified city Friday to spend the day.
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