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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1901

Page

4

Winner's Proposition for Electric Rail Bridge to Lexington

The Intelligencer argues for building an electric railway from Kansas City to Lexington with a river bridge to connect Lexington to north bank towns and Lafayette County. It touts benefits for seeds road, factories, schools, streets, trade, and new city growth, urging citizen support and noting Missouri Pacific and river crossings. It also mentions St Louis World's Fair progress, Judge Zachrita's anticipated decision, and local divorce case and Dowager Empress Frederick's burial events.

Kansas City Lexington Lafayette County Mr. Winner Bss Missouri River Ray County Missouri Pacific Sedalia St. Loui Zachrita St. Louis

Lexington’s gilt edged credit strengthens Missouri towns

Lexington’s credit, like Missouri towns, is gilt edged. One book recently paid a premium for an issue of 22,004 percent local schoolhoods. The Kansas City Journal notes the strong municipal standing and high value placed on local school funding.

Lesington Iexington Missouri Kansas City Journal

Americans Help John Sail and Tax Burden

A rough estimate states Americans in England pay five million dollars yearly for John Ball's support. Those earning under eight hundred dollars annually escape taxation. A fire damaged a barn near Blackburn late Saturday night, with five horses seven mules and substantial corn and hay. Henry Russell of Kansas City, visiting his father David Russell, departed Tuesday for McAlester Springs.

John England John Ball D. A. Hancock Blackburn Henry Russell Kansas City David Russell McAleste Springs

When Tired And Weary With the Beat and Travel

A brief urging readers to take a respite after long travel or daily labor, inviting a pause at a local venue. The line hints at hospitality or a stopover place, capturing a moment of rest from the road.

The Fort Luncheon and Lounge Offerings

The Fort advertises a place to secure a good luncheon and a refreshing drink of top quality beverages, plus a delightful smoke in cooling shade.

Mobile Devastated as Trop Storm Isolates City

South storm swept Atlanta reports a tropical storm isolating Mobile Alabama from the outside world. Damage seen along Mobile’s waterfront with uncertain loss of life as communications fail and floodwaters rise. The storm threatens nearby Mississippi Sound islands home to French fishermen amid historical fears.

Atlanta Gulf Coast Mobile Als Western Union Associated Press Mississippi Sound Fort Morgan

Watermelons, smallpox claim, and railroad news in Missouri

Missouri headlines note ample watermelons selling 20 to 30 cents in cities. Kansas City reports likely eradication of smallpox and a dirt campaign may begin. Hat trust with 26 million capitalization. General Bates takes command in Missouri. Merriam relinquishes. Buckley named state geologist with $3,000 salary. Louisiana Purchase Exposition events and preparations under way. A wedding in Lexington area and local notices on singing, wheat buying, and mill announcements accompany diverse items.

Kansas City City John C. Bates Department of Missouri Fitzhugh Lee Merriam E. B. Buckley Wiskee Missouri John A. Gallaher Warrensburg St. Louis Hale David K. Francis Louisiana Purchase Expostton Chicago Thomas H. Carter McKinley Canton

Executors Notice Stops The Cones Ard Works

Notice to creditors and heirs in Lafayette county regarding the estate of the deceased Sarah H Deng. The executor requires claims to be presented within one year from the date of letters, or they will be barred. Public notice dated August 1.

Otth Pally Sarah H Deng Lafayette Minacnari Davide Bamidel J Histo

Hall's Great Discovery for Kidney and Bladder Ailments

A marketing notice proclaims Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, nocturnal emissions, rheumatisim, and irregularities in men and women. It offers mail order, lists E W Hall as sole manufacturer, and cites multiple testimonial quotes and retailers.

Ball Hall Yourar P. Amall Hk. E. W. Halli Lowa Waco Texas Crenshaw 4 Young Beadtes Sowllog Geens W. Hall Louie Roy Purbrell & Davia

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Lafayette County Fair J. T. Willis Sam J. Kleinschmidt C. A. Keith the Intelligencer Lexington Postotice Globe Democrat G.D David Nation David Carrie Currie Frederick Emperor Frederick Richard Croker Richard New York Peru General News Tonganoxie Kas Intelligencer Lezington Elizabeth Smith Abe W. FP Missouri Pacifico Arcana Walter B. Weddell Lexington Saviage Bank Wm. Waddell Aci Winton Page City Wd&wil BR. H Wm. V. Curtis McGrew Milling Co B. H Gillan Mitchell Street WLU Spain Coe Marshal Democrat Peeer Ene Maud Higginsvill
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