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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1905

Page

2

Silo Use and Benefits for Farm Stock

The article extols silos as a permanent, economical farming asset citing long use and strong return. It details costs of a 100 ton silo, feed costs, and experimental results comparing silage to grain rations. It notes silage improves milk yield and butter fat per 100 pounds of dry matter, reduces feed cost per 100 pounds of milk, and allows more animals on given acres.

Bose Levon Oc, G. Williams Ohio

Silage benefits and farm fodder notes

The text extols silage for preventing waste and easing handling compared with dry fodder. It highlights palatability, preservation during rainy periods when drying is impossible, and the silo as a merit-based on-farm solution. Also included are miscellaneous medical and educational notices from period advertisements and endorsements.

Vessels Raised and Salvage Work Awarded to Japanese Firms

More than heavenly vessels including the battleships Peresviet Poltava Betyizan Pobleda and Palleda and the crother Bayan have been raised. The salvage of merchant steamers sunk to block harbor channels has been let to Japanese firms. This includes many vessels of small dimensions.

Peresviet Poltava Betyizan Pobleda Palleda Crother Bayan Jepaners

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Instant Relief for Rheumatism

Med claim touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as prompt relief when pains or irritation appear in any body part. A 1902 letter from W Sullivan of Mi Reno CT endorses immediate relief. Also mentions local druggists Crenshaw & Young selling at 50 cents and a church wedding notice for Mary K Tarlton and E R Hodges at Columbia. Plus death notice for Harriet Willard in Higginsville aged 53.

Ballard W. Sullivan Sullivan House Reno C. T Renshaw & Young

A Foolish Plan Secunda's Vost Indigenes

A historical ad extols Green's August Flower as a natural remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims the product restores digestion, relieves discomfort, and improves stools, urging readers to seek the remedy from all druggists.

Governor Cummins Urges Clarity on Reciprocity Policy

At the Revistocity Convention in Chicago on August 16 and 17 Governor Cummins of Town stated he cannot claim mastery of the topic but knows the consequences of opposing the policy. He noted reciprocity has suffered from weak support and urged those against it to reveal their stance in open debate. He praised supporters and signaled a shift toward clear positions.

Revistocity Chicago Cummins Town Congress Jc. N. Fos Boston Senate Leseus

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad Promotes Cough Relief

Mr and Mrs J A Anderson of 354 Wentworth St Salt Lake City Utah endorse Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds. They report immediate relief and satisfaction after years of use. Available 50¢ and $1 from Crenshaw & Young. The Trust Controlled Senate and Chicago Reciprocity Convention are cited on treaty politics notions.

Ballard J. A. Anderson St. Salt Lake City Utah Crenshaw & Young

Tariff Reform Urged Against Monopolies in Senate

The statement argues that railroads and large monopolies control the senate and block tariff reform. It urges bringing the tariff issue to Congress for revision, cites trusts in meats and breadstuffs obstructing duty cuts, and calls for wresting government control from monopolies while supporting proportional tariff reductions and some protection.

Senate Congress Trente

De Soto Man Sees Kidney and Bladder Cure

A Missouri resident from De Soto in April 1900 reports long term kidney and bladder troubles, trying many remedies before using A Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery and achieving a cure. The testimonial is signed S. O. Smith.

de Soto Texas Hall Smith

Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Claim Card

A vintage advertisement promotes Texas Wonder a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. Sold by druggists with a one dollar price and mailed delivery available two months treatment per bottle. Includes claim of high cure rate and suitability for men women and children.

Hall

The Bullfrog Bonanza Awakens Southern Nevada

The Amargosa river town of Bently in Nye county notes a boom from the Bullfrog district. From three families a year earlier to about 4,000 people now, with towns Rhyolite Bullfrog Beatty Gold Center and Crystal Springs growing. Prospectors Ed Cross and Shorty Harris sparked a stampede after discovering rich free gold at Bullfrog, leading to a regional boom and sale of seven tons yielding around 8800.

Nevada Bently Amargosa Nye County Crystal Springs Goldfield Las Vegas Ed Cross Shorty" Harris Fortune Alsays Reno K. R. Kasper Sunset Magazine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scott Eepars Peart Mse Ph Mae Barge Bey Hh. M. Wastnurn State Dairy Commissioner Missouri Jefferson City Tribune L. A. Soper Little Rock Crenahaw. & Young Lexington Mary K. Tarlton M. R. Tarlton E. R. Hodges Columbia Hocges Mokane Higginsville Harriet Willard Bou Neihoe Ter Aathy The le Lal Trust Farm Insurance Frank R. Howe Notary Public Real Estate, Loane & Neutals Nee Po DS Keen Kutter Keen Kutter Tools Newkliet Simmons Hardware Company St. Louis U.S A Broadway New York Grellmer Wedge RW. Ashworth Dover, Missouri Hampden Hopkint Dueber Gealer Wm McKinley John Hancock A. Egle Southern Railway Tween Louisville Central Kentucky Points Great Southeast Asheville Sapphire Country Ree G. B. Allen
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