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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1902

Page

3

Many Local Residents Visit Relatives and Travel

A flood of brief notes records Mrs. Emison Chansler's return to St Louis Ray and E J Fenstermacher’s trip to Mexico. Numerous visits unfold as Misses and Mrs. travel to Kansas City Marshall Portmouth Ohio and Independence. Crenshaw Young advertise White's Cream Vermin and Pine products amid community notices.

Delle Gordon Independence M. E. Marshall B. Clark Colorado J. M. Keith Odessa Octavia Lesueur Antlers I. T J. O. Lesueur R. L. Yeager Kansas City S. J. Huston I. P. Ryland John EB. Ryland Mary Krille Trinidad Col M. D. Wilson Sedalia White Price Crenshaw & Young John Muckle Margaret Clayton J. C. Young, Jr

Wealth Does Not Guarantee Happiness in Riches

A reflection on wealth suggests comfort does not ensure contentment. It cites John D. Rockefeller as an extreme example, noting his vast fortune and income yet lacking simple pleasures like a square meal, while the toiler with modest means finds happiness in food and routine.

Paul Globe John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller

Red-Lighted Troubles of Showmen in Washington

A worn man in a soldier’s coat visited police headquarters claiming to be red-lighted by a Wild West showman before settling accounts. He explained red-lighting means being put off a train and shunned, and cited recent incidents in Kentucky where a ticket wagon was nearly seized and showmen faced accusations of kidnapping a girl.

Washington Star Uncle Sam Kentucky

Double Use of Bicycle by Local Livery Firm

A Washington Star interview notes a local livery stable owner has adopted a device that attaches a bicycle to a buggy for dispatch. The driver rides the bicycle back to the stable, allowing rapid return within minutes of the wheel. The plan, praised by a resident as a novel efficiency, is described as increasing service while leveraging a bicycle’s speed.

Washington Star

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