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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
10
HW Anno Insurance advertises farm property coverage available to tenants or owners. Risks written in any town in the county. Will visit for personal inspection and name rate upon application. Write or call at the Lexington office.
A portly traveler in New York, Thomas B. Reed, ex speaker of the House, is todosed by street touts who lead him to his destination with humorous misdirections. The scene ends with a jovial recognition and Reed’s successful return home. Local voices reflect on moral and social themes including devotion, restraint, and the value of a life of service.
Rail schedule fragment lists a Moi alias route through KC mall and California limited service. Times 7:15 pm and 12:45 pm appear with station notes for Gale and United, ticket agent Lyons.
The Western Passenger Association rejected the Hock Island plan for summer cheap rate excursions from Chicago and Missouri River points to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City and Ogden. Independent action may set a one fare plus 2.00 round trip, with specific sale dates in June July and August. Rock Island will run special trains from Colorado common points to Chicago and back, with return by October 1.
An advertisement proclaims the Thrice-A-Week World as impartial and comprehensive. It claims daily like coverage at weekly price, noting it serves political news and serial features for home readers. It touts a yearly subscription of 100 dollars for 156 issues bundled with other offers.
A fragmented ad style note suggests a quick dessert option using Jell4 with two minutes preparation. It mentions flavors such as lemon orange raspberry and strawberry and hints at no baking required by just adding hot water.
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