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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
3
Families keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for quick relief during illness. Users report it as a good investment that saves suffering when needed and remains reliable based on experience of many households.
Julius Twente of Napoleon spent Sunday with the family of Rev. E Crepin. He also visited with Mr. and Mrs. C B Hough of Kansas City and with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard.
In hot weather many families face summer complaint. prompt treatment matters. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville New York reports using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. one dose relieved her severe attack and others in her family have experienced similar results.
Miss Elsie Grindstaff left Sunday morning for her home in St Louis after visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Frank Goodloe went to Blackburn Sunday morning to visit her sister Mrs C E Johnson. Miss Bettie Wrzeciowa spent Sunday with friends in Higginsville. Mrs Earl Taylor and two children returned Sunday evening to Wellington after a few days with Mr and Mrs C Q Kinkead.
We Love Work declares readiness to improve output and efficiency. Promotes up-to-date concrete mixing with a best mixer on the market and claims lower costs and superior quality. Miss Rose Palmer returns to Kansas City after visiting William Palmer family.
It is not easy to cure this disease but can be done in most cases by taking Chamberlains Tablets and following the printed directions on each package. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Young and Miss Francis Young spent Sunday in Dover. Mrs. Clyde Mason and Miss Minnie Sewall returned to their homes in Sweet Springs Sunday morning after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheldon.
A short notice urges readers to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. It claims relief from misery and suffering, notes the remedy may be avoided with use, and states the price as a quarter. The advertisement emphasizes trial and affordability.
Mrs Claud Rosewell and Mrs Cora Grippe visited the Confederate Home on Sunday. Mrs Frank Hale went to Odes sa to tend her ill father Thomas Gibbs. Mr and Mrs Harry Ainsworth also spent Sunday in Higginsville.
Bohumir Kryl and his Bohemian band will tour the Redpath Vawter Chautauqua circuit for the third straight season. The cornetist has built a renowned band across the Redpath Vawter territory and appears to have assembled the strongest orchestra yet. Demand for Kryl’s return was nearly unanimous from patrons and organizers alike.
The Towne notes Kryl's band as among Amurion's three great ensembles with Bohemian standards. The Kry program will feature classic descriptive pieces and patriotic numbers including a national aria, highlighting Bond Day on the fifth day of Chautauqua.
A public statement from the National Implement and Vehicle Association calls for immediate government action to secure farm machinery and skilled labor to prevent food shortages for the United States and its allies. It warns of scarce raw materials and labor, urges equal priority for farm equipment with war munitions, and stresses the need to retain experienced workers on farms for next year’s harvest.
Mrs. Fred Brill of Lincoln Missouri arrived Sunday evening for a visit with her little grandson Worth Bates Jr. Also noted are Arthur Davis and William Hervey of Rosedale Kansas, the family of Robert Horn.
A joint Threshermen and Farmers committee at Higginsville on June 15 1917 set threshing rates for Lafayette county for 1917. Prices cover threshing from shock with crew for wheat 18 cents and oats 10 14 cents, with fuel paid by threshermen. threshing from stack without crew 6 cents for wheat and 4 cents for oats, farmer to furnish crew and fuel. threshing from stack with crew 10 cents for wheat and 6 cents for oats, farmer supplying feed.
An advertisement notes overwork and worry harm kidneys and urges rest and Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. J. B. Perry of Lexington reports relief from backache after a short trial and says she keeps the pills on hand for necessity. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
For Sale or Trade. 6 Pedigreed Durock Jersey Pigs and 2 Pedigreed White Collie Puppies, advertised by B. B. Vaughan on August 3, 1915. Contact details not provided.
Ed Vaughan went to Kansas City Friday to accompany Le Roy Farmer home. Farmer was at the German hospital recovering from an operation. G W Masecoski left Friday for Little Rock Arkansas after visiting Mr and Mrs Andrew Kuchinski Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits do not look well unless they are properly cared for. Look your suits over phone us and we will take care of them. Crawford's Laundry, Phone 130.
Creditors and interested persons are warned that executor Wm M McIntyre will apply for final settlement of the John McIntyre estate at the August term 1917 of Lafayette County Probate Court. Proceedings begin Monday in August in Lexington Missouri court room.
A bake shop promotes its products and urges customers to call 399 for any bake goods. It touts consistent repeat orders and flattering customer comments, aiming to convince new customers of perfect satisfaction with all items.
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