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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
3
A brief note warns that colds can lead to serious illness and urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It also mentions visitors Grace and Gladys Gaffin of Kansas City visiting their parents in town and Jean Cutler of Kansas City spending Thanksgiving locally.
Mrs J W Phillips of Redon Ga phoned J M Floyd merchant about Chamberlain s Cough Remedy bought recently and says it helps her children and they want to keep using it. Reed Greer of Kansas City visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Burris Helm of Kansas City Thanksgiving visit. When under a bad taste fatigue or constipation Chamberlain s Tablets offer bowel movement stomach cleansing and digestion aid. Mrs Emma Perry and Lois returned from Sedalia Mo and Lorene Warder from Kansas City.
Advertisement copy states most laxatives give only temporary relief and should be used for that purpose. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a solution for permanent relief, claiming they move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion when directions are followed.
Brand new player piano fully guaranteed offered for immediate sale near Lexington. Liberal terms to a responsible party. Details available from E B. Guild Wasic Co. 1119 Grand Ave. Kansas City Mo. 10 21 41. Mr and Mrs Oscar Graendorf and Mrs Jos Meunier of Spring Held visit local friends.
Mr and Mrs Claude Price of Kansas City visited here with friends and relatives on Sunday. The Gratz family left Saturday morning for a combined business and pleasure trip to New York City.
In Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court on November 14 1921 William Aull executor seeks an order to sell real estate in Lexington Levington and College Place to pay debts. Court set December 12 1921 for action and requires heirs to be served and notice published weekly in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks. Stephen N Wilson Judge of Probate. A true copy Elizabeth N Wilson Clerk of Probate Court.
Notice of truste sale due to default on note in deed of trust dated March 1 1918 by Price G Haynie and Marie E Haynie. Trustee will sell at public vendue in Missouri on Tuesday December 6 1921 between 9 am and 5 pm, to satisfy the debt secured by the northwest quarter southwest quarter.
Trustee announces sale of property in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri on December 28 1921 at the courthouse door to satisfy the promissory note. The tract is on the west side of Lot 6 Block D in Anderson’s addition with described boundaries and improvements.
Executors named in the will of David S. Phelps request all individuals with claims against the estate to present them by a specified date or be barred. The notice is dated November 25, 1921, and signed by Robert Darnell and George Phelps, with Elizabeth N. Wilson as Clerk of Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri. The seal and formal attestation are noted.
Henry Kroeck Sr of 2009 Main St confirms earlier praise for Doan's Kidney Pills from Lexington. He recalls grip attacks weakening his kidneys and says the remedy brought splendid relief and back and kidney harmony persists. Ad copies list 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also note Rev Robt L Cowan and Col Sanford Sellers attended a School of the Ozarks trustees meeting in Kansas City.
Mrs. B. R. Young departed Thursday to visit relatives in Paris and Moberly Missouri.
Paint Rock near Cardus patient C M Stegall recounts a long illness with bedridden pain and weakness. After trying many doctors and remedies she credits Cardus with restored appetite, sleep, and strength, calling it the best tonic and saying it saved her life. Thousands of women have used Cardus for female troubles over four decades.
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