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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1901

Page

6

Coffee and crops in a drought year's August report

The August crop review notes bulk coffee variability and seals in Lion Coffee, while corn remains king despite severe drought. State readings show corn at 21 of 25 condition, 65 percent poor, and 24 percent harvestable with 14 bushels per acre. Apples, peaches, melons, and grapes report mixed conditions with regional drought effects and budding improvements where rains return.

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Our Exchanges and Local Notices May 2

Notes from Puutaville to Higginsville and surrounding towns report Dr Walter Lowrey purchasing Dr Georges residence on First Street and planning to practice medicine. A hay barn east of town was struck by lightning with contents consumed. A kitten and pig foster care tale from Lafayette Leader. Weather forecasts to be posted at Higginsville post office. Anna M Dowden lecture at Christian church praised for youth impact. A farm wagon collision near Merchants Hotel injures three women and damages a buggy.

Walter Lowrey Puutaville George First Street Odessa Democrat Asle Odersalmocrat James Linderback Lafayette Kleinschmidt United States Weather Service Higginsville Anna M. Dowden The Christian Church Aullville Merchants Hotel

Jell-O New Desert Pleases Every Family

A 10 count box offers four flavors lemon orange mapleberry and strawberry in a family friendly jelly dessert promotion at local grocers.

Mortgages for sale at six cents each

A brief notice announces mortgages offered for sale at six cents per dollar with no additional terms provided in the readable portion.

Caned Governor Dockery Receives Gift Cane

In Jefferson City on August 5 Governor Dockery was lightly "caned" as a novelty gesture. The cane, brought by Luther Hickman from Warre nsburg, came from British Guiana and is carved with a silver head engraved Dr A M Dockery. The item was a gift from Mrs Alfred Lewis Kenyon and described with curious medical advertising text.

Dockery Jefferson City Alfred Lewis Kenyon Warrensburg Luther Hickman British Guiana

Circuit Court Docket August Term 1001

August term docket lists multiple cases from probate appeals to divorces and damages. Entries include Maggie Purloch versus Adams administrator Eva Hawking et al ejectment, venue changes in Matheau and Knoblock cases, shows for Mo Pac Ry Co disputes, several divisional judgments and divorces, mandamus against Lexington Coal Mining Co, damages appeals, and a JP appeal, with dates from August 1 to August 17.

Maggie Purlock Va Hicka Adams Probate Eva Hawking Penn Hawkins Conradina Matthae Met & By Co Sophia Knoblock Met St By Co Mo Pac Ry Co Showalter E Hannah Pac Ry Co JM Hutchins W Hobinson Lavinia Robinson Charles Shaw Margaret Shaw Nannie Hayden Reuben Hayden Jennie Gafin Chas Gamin Margaret M Almaworth James P Ainsworth Cornelius H Reed Mary J Reed Anna Canaday Albert Canaday George Green Catharine Green Latra Sauvain John W Sauvain William M Long Viola Long Elizabeth Wiskey Lexington Coal Mining Co Edward Holmes The Dover Coal Co Hugh D Smith Mc Packy Co

Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy

An old advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, including gravel diabetes and rheumatism, claiming mail order availability and testimonials from a St Louis manufacturer. The notice lists dealers Crenshaw and Young and local pickup at Mammoth livery and Grand Central hotel with order details.

Hall E. W. Hall St. Louis Waco Texas Bend Crenshaw & Young Bowling Green Louis Parnell & Davis Mammoth Livery Stable Grand Central Hotel

Twice-a-Week Republic described as magazine-like newspaper

The Twice-a-Week Republic is a biweekly publication sent to subscribers for a year, offering telegraphed news on political and foreign events, market reports, and general commerce. It targets men with affairs and markets, and women with household tips, fashions, stories, books, and varied topics.

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St Louis Republic Sunday edition promotes its wide news service

The St Louis Republic extols its world wide news coverage, superior to rivals, with a lavish magazine section in color. It claims high quality literature, fashion features, and humorous content. It notes free sheet music and a price for a year. It highlights the April 1 opening of the St Louis and North Arkansas Railroad to Harrison Arkansas linking to Seligman Frisco line.

St. Louis Republic Republic Dat Republic Mail Ley al News Harrison St. Louis

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