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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
6
The readable fragments depict a distressed scene with references to a woman named Lyn and a perilous situation. Mentions of death, exile, and a family tied to a past event suggest a somber, historic wartime moment, with lingering questions about safety and fate.
A Philadelphia lawyer hired by a wealthy English syndicate faced a demand for itemized billing. He prepared a bill for 10 000 dollars without itemization. To satisfy the English, he later charged 250 dollars for making the itemized statement, and the bill was paid.
Mr Farmer says I's raining cats and dogs while Mrs Farmer suspects an airship from the circus may have blown up.
A Courier-Journal item notes a gown worn by a woman through multiple life events. She wore the dress to May queen ceremonies, graduation, and now plans to wear it for her marriage. The remarks imply the garment’s enduring significance in her public appearances.
The program for Aug 10 to Aug 16 features daily afternoon and evening entertainments. Highlights include Chicago Glee Club and Opera Company appearances, Cap's Orchestra, Delano's Band, Shildkret's Hum an Orchestra, and soloists Miss May Williams Gunther and Rev Hohenwald among others.
A vintage advertisement warns swimmers of water in the ear and promotes The Frank Ear Stopple a soft rubber device that fits the ear canal to keep water and germs out while preserving hearing priced at 50 cents from Westerman & Ratikin Druggists.
Marriage licenses have been issued to John W Jourdan of El Paso Texas and Hattie E Bauer of Lexington. Edward Judy of Kansas City Kansas and Helen Lackland of Lexington. Perry M Milliken of Los Angeles California and Virginia F Greene of Lexington. Clarence H Griefe of Higginsville and Nora N Postel of Cole Camp.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs B seeking to fix labor paying machinery while Mr B jokes about police arresting all who cross an 18 mile limit in the atrecks. The piece hints at new regulations that tighten control over movement and labor efforts.
A historical note recalls that the founders pledged sacred honor rather than substantial cash, reflecting a emphasis on principle over funds. The remark contrasts honor with money, highlighting a debate about financial commitments in nation-building.
A heated exchange in a letter to the editor accuses rich men of seeking country homes at various sites and labels some as parasites, reflecting tension over land and wealth. The brief quote shows the era’s social critique and populist tone.
A brief comic exchange has a city boarder asking if the farmer hatches all the chickens himself. The farmer replies that hens do that work, clarifying the method used on the farm.
Miss Ruth Craig returns from a visit in lrenton Mo while Mrs Willis Gable from Kansas City arrives for a visit with Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Several others including Mrs Howard Henry Dr B T Payne and Mr and Mrs Cyrug Campbell visit relatives then return to Kansas City.
WANTS include a modern 9 room house for rent at 20th and Main streets contact ED AULL. Also for sale two Jersey cows and 12 shoats, apply at Peter Rolland northeast of the Frazer place.
A brick house with three 50 by 150 foot lots on East Highland Avenue offers a good cellar cistern and out houses plus a garden and surplus small fruit. The seller James Drummond at 1120 Highland Ave will sell the lots collectively or separately at a bargain with inspection allowed at all times perfect for a cheap home.
Desirable residence property on North 16th street College street in Waverly Missouri inquiry directed to Oscar Thomas local contact for details and negotiations regarding the property.
For rent a seven room house with bath, electric lights and water on two large lots on Washington street. Desirable family home. Call or see Mrs. Felix Young or visit the Wilmot building second floor for office rooms with S. Sellers.
S SELLERS FOR RENT Two living rooms Enquire at this office.
Four brood sows and fifteen shoats are offered with contact See N. W. Potter at phone number 834.
Cisterns, flues, sidewalks and all kinds of digging are available anytime. The ad promises cost-free planning and time to save money by letting the reader have work done right. It emphasizes thorough service and value.
Howard and Howard provide phone number 977 and residence at 2102 F lin Avenue in Lexington for business inquiries and listings.
A damaged listing offers a brief notice for bus and transfer services and freight hauling. It mentions John R Potts, Wisitvess Tom as contact names, urging prompt service, home baked items, and delivery on short notice with a phone number 703.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis of Victor Colorado arrived Wednesday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tilton Davis Sr. Mrs. A J Johannes Willis Kansas arrived Wednesday for a visit with relatives. Mrs Hubert Bates returned Tuesday from Kansas City. Ben Price and his mother left Wednesday for Ottumwa Iowa to visit Mr. and Mrs. C Knipe then proceed to Canton South Dakota for a religious meeting before returning home to Canton Ohio. Mrs F A Day and two children returned Tuesday evening from Independence.
Castoria N Children and Mrs T. H. Thompson with two children Mary Ann and Kath tring return to San Antonio after visiting relatives. Firman White returns to Kansas City after days with relatives. Ben Simmons and Oscar Graendorf go to Kansas City to spend the day. Mrs. Win Pearson of Mexico Missouri leaves for Pueblo Colorado after visiting her daughter Mrs J. O. Coffin. Mr. and Mrs Joffin accompany her to Kansas City. Miss Laura Hyde stays in Warrensburg for funeral services of Rev. Geo Col W. M. Hyde leaves Wednesday for Kansas City. Chiles goes to Ft Scott for a visit while Mays remains for several days.
Five passenger 35 N. P. Touring Car advertised for sale by Santa Fe Trail Garage at 1106 Franklin Ave Phone 174. Col and Mrs A A Walker of Sedalia arrived Wednesday evening to attend the funeral of Rev George W Hyde. Mrs Margaret Ward of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs D B Collard.
Miss Lacy Norton returned to her home in Lartied Kansas Wednesday evening after a visit here with the family of Mrs Gis Pirter.
Engine details a 10 horsepower gas motor offered by E. M. Taubman through The A A Grimes Co. 3, 10, 25 cent store relocates to a new building that previously housed Krwhn and Wilker, indicating a local business move and sale item.
A shorthand dictation and copying service operates at John I. Ashurst’s office. Bill collecting and letter writing tasks are handled with a guarantee of quality. Work is directed to Ruth Ashurst as the recipient of services.
A 203 acre farm two miles south of Lexington on the rock road is offered for sale or sale in parcels to suit buyers. For information inquire of L. W. Marshall, Lexington, Missouri.
Oscar Andreen came back Thursday evening after a trip to Kansas City, details of why the visit occurred were not provided.
Great promise to tenants with chronic stomach troubles or constipation to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Local sellers Westerman & Rankin in Lexington Missouri and druggists everywhere advertise this system cleanser as a proven item.
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