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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

6

Democrats Urge Contributions to National Campaign Fund

Washington Letter reports the National Democratic Congressional Committee under James T. Lloyd seeks funds for organizing and education to aid Democrats in Congress this fall. It notes past success in 1910, urges readers to donate, and lists treasurer H. D. Flood and contact in Washington. The piece also discusses protectionist critiques of Payne Aldrich tariffs and sugar pricing contrasts between the U.S. and Britain, plus Missouri agricultural notes and local travels.

Washington Tavenner Nis Thimes T. Lloyd National Democratic Congressional Contitites Congress United States House of Representatives James T. Lloyd H. D. Flood National Democratic Congressional Committee Washington, D.C Payne London New York England

Metropolitan Daily Newspapers for Two Dollars Ad

Metropolitan Daily Newspapers for Two Dollars. Every day in the year except Sunday. 313 copies of the Daily Rural Route Republic for $2.00 less than two-thirds of a cent. Four days for the leading Metropolitan Daily of the West. Think it over. No other Metropolitan Daily is sold at the price.

Republic Metropolita Daily

The Republic Rural Route subscription appeal

A 1912 campaign era plea for subscriptions to The Republic Rural Route edition. It touts AP and New York Herald reports, market data by experts, and daily grain stock and produce quotes. The ad invites Rural Route and Star Route carriers to form clubs, promises a year long rate of $1.50 per subscriber for four or more, and notes subscription terms.

Republic West Associated Press Hudreds New York Herald The St. Louis Republic Horatio W. Seymour Middle West Star Route St. Louis

Miss Maud Wright Plans Kansas City Visit

Miss Maud Wright went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days visit with relatives. Mrs Chas Weber left Wednesday morning for a visit with relatives in St Louis. The Paint that will last longest Sherwin Williams for sale by W F Weis.

R. W. Gentry Kansas City Edwin Vaughan Fred Wilmot Excelsior Springs C. L. Fowler Oklahoma Lexington College Alice Spencer Carthage Jas. R. Moorehead Chicago Kate Paul Boyd White F. A. Moeser Helen and Torace Independence Miss Maud Wright Sherwin & Williams W. F. Weis

Itched No More with Kesanin Miracle Cure

An advertisement touts Kesanin as an instant relief for severe itching. It claims the product banishes itch at once, offering a money back guarantee and urging readers to visit the store for a full size bottle. The copy emphasizes permanence of relief and contrasts with other remedies.

Jong Herv D.dd M Cent Mint

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