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Readable fragments indicate a local notice mentioning Pound MA Om and EF ooD company in Lowes Missouri. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. no clear event date or action is discernible.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1903
Page
5
Readable fragments indicate a local notice mentioning Pound MA Om and EF ooD company in Lowes Missouri. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. no clear event date or action is discernible.
A roundup of local movements and events: Rankin and Corse active in Kansas City on business, Flournoy staying several days, Hoke seeking work in KC, and multiple residents visiting Odessa and Lexington. A barbed wire accident injures Otto Klock. a fire lightning strike hits Herman Karrow’s residence. Rail delays near town and river improvement talks with Ray county citizens. Civic notes include Rev Cratsinger and Judge Lockport’s attendances, and preparations for the August church meeting.
The weekly cattle receipts total about 80 000 with grain cows and stockers dominating the low end. Prices show little change for better cattle while grass cows and canners sell slowly. Eastern buyers take top fat cows but overall trade dulls. 6000 hogs opened lower then closed strong with heavy hogs at 5 0 to 5 20, lights 5 20 to 5 35.
The text notes that farmers have not begun removing property from the right of way and doubt changing the river’s course would prevent further bank erosion, especially near Ray County opposite the area.
Milford Riggs writes from Chicago on July 28 1995 describing university settings libraries and lecture halls as well as Baptist churches in Elgin Illinois. He notes connections with Lexington alumni and plans for future visits while detailing local culture and transportation links between Elgin and Chicago.
An advice-style notice argues cosmetics are futile for complexion. It touts Green's August Flower as a liver tonics and blood purifier, claiming to cure constipation biliousness nervousness and insomnia. It promotes trial and regular bottle prices and lists Leroy Harmer as the seller.
Beginning August 1 the Katy Flyer will run between St Louis and San Antonio on its own rails. The train offers through sleepers to Mexico City and to Galveston with reclining chair cars to Galveston and San Antonio. Inquiries to ticket agent or George Mouton G P and T A M K and T Ry Co St Louis Mo.
Service resumed Friday morning after completion of track work between the Junction and the river. Trains will run on schedule henceforth. Born near Waverly on July 26 to Mr William Evans’s wife. Married July 24 at Marshall to Mr Newton Ford and Mrs Alice Young, both of Waverly.
Probate docket lists numerous minors executors administrators and curators for estates on Monday August 10 1902 and continues through Wednesday August 19 1903 with many names including Harrison Wilkinson McCormack Perry and Zeysing and notes on required settlements and court procedures.
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