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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1917
Page
4
Features include Ladeson & Weinstein successor store offerings for men women and children with department variety from clothing to hats shoes and fur nishings, plus local ads for Kodak finishes and Lexington banks. An essay argues mail order giants harm small towns and urges local cooperation. home jelly-making tips detail a four extraction method to boost currant jelly yield and cut costs.
Local ad for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables daily at 910 Main Street and 0th Street location between Main and Frank. Bananas 2 for 5 cents, sping onions, new potatoes, tomatoes, rhubarb, celery, cabbage, radishes, eggplant, strawberries, two boxes for 2 cents. Plants of all kinds offered.
Supplies of all kinds. Expert repair work. All material and work guaranteed. Goodrich Tires. Best in the long run. Phone 174 10th and Main.
Profiet Bros Meat Market offers fresh and salt meats fish and seasonable oyaters. Also selling hats caps shoes and clothing for men and boys. Located at 825 W Main St Lexington MO. Butler Williamson proprietor.
An old advertisement touts Sand Eezema Cure promising relief from black heads pimples and eczema. Claims smooth skin and pleasant use with a trial for 35 cents at the drug store.
Mrs. Mary Ramey and her daughter Mrs. Ben Nave returned Sunday morning to their home in Kansas City after visiting relatives in town.
An advertisement claims Sanol provides relief from back ache and bladder problems within 24 hours. It touts Sanol as a guaranteed remedy, priced at 36c and $1.00 per bottle at the drug store. Ady.
Mrs. 5 V Ashurst and Miss Pearl Huffman returned Monday morning from a visit in Alma Missouri.
The merchant tailor Geo Wittenberg offers made to order suits, full woolen stock, dry cleaning and pressing, and delivery service. He urges customers to inspect foreign and domestic serges before placing spring suit orders.
Local advertisement urges now is the time to paint with Cook’s Paints at Late Serv. M. For Lexing ton Missouri area. Includes contact phone and store branding. Mentions Marshall and Franklin Street locations.
The Edison presents The Cloud at Westerman and Barnett Drug Company Grand Theatre this Friday June 29 starring Jean Sothern and Walter Miller. Special this week ARMY WATS Sir A. A. Grimes 0 5 10 and 26 cents store.
Money to Loan appears for a first mortgage security portending a financial notice. Local social notes report Miss Maud Hagood and Emma Hix spent Sunday in Higginsville. Mrs R C Emsey visited Kansas City, and Miss Josephine Shelton returned from Higginsville. J B Howe left Sunday evening for Chicago after visiting his parents.
Listing for a Studebaker seven passenger touring car available via Mrs. W T Bell or Dr H D Greer located at 1228 Franklin Ave. Contact details or further terms not provided in readable text.
Miss Wilhelmina Snyder of Kansas City arrived Saturday evening for a visit here with Miss Margaret Fanilio and other relatives.
An advertisement claims Sand works for liver kidneys and bladder and offers an 85 bottle trial to convince buyers, noting availability at a local bug store.
A G Young traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a day of business.
Property ad notes a five room mat on 18th street with contact to Mra W. T. Bell or Dr. H. D. Greer at Franklin Ave for inquiry and leasing terms.
E. B. Vaughan advertises six Durock Jersey pigs and two pedigreed white collie puppies for sale or trade. Trade possibilities noted by the seller, listing location as E. B. Vaughan. The notice reflects a classified ad style typical of historic local papers.
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