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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
6
Missouri law requires children 7 to 14 to attend at least three fourths of the term, with allowances for exceptions. Parents face fines up to 25 dollars or 10 days imprisonment for non attendance. employers may be fined 100 dollars and one year imprisonment for illegal child employment.
Lexington citizen Henry Kroeck Sr retired farmer testifies the kidney issue affected his family and the relief came from Deans Kidney Pills. He notes nightly awakenings and frequent symptoms, stating he keeps the remedy on hand as a preventative. Published advertisement lists the price as 60 cents and credits Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
WAVERLY NOTES. Local arrivals include Oscar Thomas in Concordia J W Earp and Claude Marquis in town from Kansas City and Lexington. Reads of regional travel, visits, school plans, and oil station fire. Real estate transfers show numerous property deeds including Lexington Dover and Waverly parcels. Civil service exam notice for post office clerks and carriers in Lexington.
Dr. D. A. Hughes and daughter Miss Marguerite of Omaha Neb are guests at the home of M. A. Chambers east of Lexington. Mrs. Frank Perrot and two children spent Sunday in Well.
Notice is hereby given by or der of the county court that the Clerk of the Court will re ceive sealed bids up to 12 o' clock noon on Tuesday September 10 1918 for coal to be fur nished to the Court House and the County Jail at Lexington for one year coal to be free of dirt and other impurities. GEORGE W. BATES Clerk. Miss Freda Strondberg went to Kansas City Tuesday for a visit. "Mike" Ladeson of Coffeyville Kansas spent Monday in Lexington with relatives. Myron Gaffin returned Wednesday evening from an extended visit in Colorado. Miss Laura Hyde Wilson went to Wellington Tuesday to spend the day.
Mrs John Wilson of Higginsville arrived Tuesday to spend time with family and visit local relatives, according to a brief social column noting travel plans and expected activities during her stay.
A brief note records a social occasion featuring Mrs C E Ying Ling. The fragment hints at a visit or engagement but provides limited context or specifics about location or participants. The item appears in a period newspaper style with minimal readable details.
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