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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1917
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer announces weekly Friday issues and a $1.50 yearly subscription paid in advance. It is a second class mail matter at Lexington Missouri and all communications must be signed for printing.
Local charity drive for Company A yields a substantial contributor list from Lexington area businesses and citizens. The mobilized fund covers mobilization expenses and provides comfort for soldiers. Names include McGrew Coal Co, Commercial Bank, Traders Bank, and many residents. Also notes community visits from Dr. Fred G. Bubeck party and local social updates.
Twenty five tourists from various parts of the United States are being entertained at Morris Hotel. They have been assembling since the rains commenced and will linger until roads are passable for automobiles.
Mr Horace H Ewing of Odesa and Miss Ervin Starke of Higginsville wed at the Methodist parsonage Thursday evening with Rev R N Allen officiating. Also noted are visits and returns of local residents from Sedalia Omena Michigan Mt Rose Missouri trips and family gatherings.
Encourages planning early for fishing trips to inland lakes streams and the distant northern woodlands. Highlights abundant fish and urges readers to start arrangements now for an active season.
A vintage travel pitch extols Michigan and Wisconsin for outdoor lovers. It invites readers to plan trips to enjoy camping fishing boating hunting golf and relaxation, promising guidance and planning help as the first step in travel.
Miss Hilda Gripp departed Saturday for an extended stay in Trinidad, Col, as part of a family visit.
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