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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

6

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Lexington Sufferers

A Knapp County reader recounts lasting relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. A A Cuistion tests say the remedy cured her lumbago and backache, with a permanent recovery noted two years later. Foster Milburne, Buffalo New York, markets Dean's Kidney Pills for 50 cents. Miss Margaret Warder and children visit, while Bransford and Martha Crenshaw return home from Kansas City.

Donn Doan Lexington A. A. Cuistion Main St Richmond Dean Foster-Milburne Buffalo New York United States Margaret Warder Higginsville Master Bransford Martha Crenshaw Kansas City

Mrs Ahrens Visits Friends in Belle Ville Kansas

Mrs. E W J Ahrens of Belle Ville Kansas arrived Friday to visit friends and relatives. Algernon Smith traveled to Kansas City Saturday. The note promotes Mound City Co s Horse Shoe Brand Crenshaw Young claiming top painters use it.

E. W. J. Ahrens Belle Ville Kansas Algernon Smith Kansas City Mound City Co Crenshaw & Young

Local Briefs Highlight Kansas City Visit and Aullville Trip

Frank Howe spent Monday in Kansas City. Mrs W S Ieacock and daughter Mixes Dora spent Sunday in Aullville.

Frank Howe Kansas City W. S. Ieacock Mixes Dora Aullville

Banks On Sure Thing Now They’ll Have Dr. King’s New Life Pink

A reader letter from A. Schingeck of Buffalo asserts Dr King’s New Life Pink cured chronic constipation when other remedies failed. He promotes the product for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility at 25 cents from Crenshaw and Young. Mr and Mrs M Englehard returned from Kansas City and AR Smith also came back from a Kansas City trip.

Dr. King New Life A. Schingeck Elm St Buffalo N.Y Crenshaw & Young

That Little Man to Appear at Christian Church Friday

Clyde Poulter known as That Little Man will entertain at the Christian church on Friday evening. He stands just over three feet tall and offers a high moral, entertaining program blending humor and pathos without reliance on makeup. Tickets are Adults 35 cents and 20 cents for children.

Clyde Poulter Dee Poulter

Saved From Awful Death by King’s New Discovery

A Fayetteville man recounts how his sister escaped a consuming illness. Dr King’s New Discovery cured her cough and bronchial troubles, a remedy praised as the best he’s seen. Trial bottle free, 50 cents to $1.00, guaranteed by Crenshaw & Young. Miss Pauline Liggett returned home after visiting Miss Theodosia Morris.

A. D. McDonald Fayetteville Crenshaw & Young Pauline Liggett Slater, Mo Theodosia Morris

Man from Fertile Seeks to Help Others Now

J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he suffered long from back ache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders until Electric Bitters cured him completely after five bottles He endorses the remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria available for 50 cents at Crenshaw and Young.

J. F. Boyer Fertile Crenshaw & Young

J R Moorehead Jr Returns From Brief Multon Visit

J R Moorehead Jr. came back Monday after a short visit in Multon, ending a brief trip with no complications reported.

J. R. Moorehead, Jr Multon

Free three year subscription offer from The St. Louis Republic

The Twice-a-Week Republic in St Louis offers a three-year subscription free. Send a post card to The St Louis Republic requesting details on obtaining the free paper and they will respond with full particulars.

St. Louis United States St. Louis Republic

Sheriff's Sale in Partition in Lexington Missouri 1910

In Fayette County Missouri the sheriff will auction the south half of the southeast quarter of section 25, township 51, range 26 containing 80 acres. The sale, in Lexington courthouse front steps, occurs December 10, 1910, between 9 am and 5 pm, to settle partition and estate debts.

Lexington Fayette Couty Missouri Circuit Court Tayette State of Witt Section

Notice to delinquent taxpayers in Lexington Mo

County court ordered delinquent taxpayers to pay to avoid court costs. The notice warns that if payments are not made by December 1, suits will be filed and penalties imposed. The speaker expresses regret and urges prompt payment to avoid litigation.

Dee

Treasury notice for Lexington post office construction bid

Sealed proposals will be received by the Office of the Supervising Architect in Washington until 3 p m on December 19 1910 for the complete construction including plumbing gas piping heating apparatus and electric wiring of the United States Post Office at Lexington Missouri. Copies of drawings and specifications may be obtained from the Custodian of site at Lexington or from the Supervising Architect's office. James Knox Taylor supervising architect.

Treasury Department Supervising Architect Washington, D. C United States Post Office Lexington

Coal and native timber for sale notice

Coal from the Kriehn mine available for prompt delivery. Orders may be left at City scales. Native lumber of all kinds and dimensions offered from a mill near Glen Oak mines or at the yard in East Lexington. Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co. Phone 6.

Kriehn Mine City Scales Glen Oak Mines East Lexington Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co

At Home: Lexington College ladies host friends Thursday evening

The ladies of Lexington College will be at home to their friends Thursday evening from 8 to (time incomplete) inviting attendees to visit the campus. The event promises a cordial reception in the college parlors.

Lexington College

Nice clean first sied rooms by the day or week

MRS ELLA BULLARD seeks trial for lodging at Main Street one door east of location offering clean rooms by day or week with or without board.

Main Street

Buckwheat Flour Availability Noted at Local Store

Readers are reminded that Buckwheat Flour remains available at U. L. Ken- Bty. The snippet implies ongoing stock of buckwheat flour at this retailer, signaling a dependable supply for shoppers seeking this product.

U. L

Local Drugstore Posts Selloff on Blank Books and Tooth Supplies

A Marshall's Drug notice announces closing stock of blank books sold at cost or less plus a free toothbrush with each Credentine Tooth Powder or Zocenta Toothpaste package. The ad emphasizes bargain pricing and adds a free toothbrush incentive.

Lesa Marshall

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Pha Ballard Wendy ENY. CO Ames F. A . SY. Loos JO. A. Wilson & Uro Agents Catron Taubman Haerle Farm Insurance T.r. Howe Throat Rks Bolle Goryriahts Boca Ifie J Weekly Om 7 & Co Banks Mrs. M. Englehard Smith Oscar Bowman Chas. Rex Guy Morrison Kangan City Jno. Morrison J. M. Peak Miss May Ben Eaton Lee Slusher Waige Richard Field Sallie A. Gray Charles nMay Gray George Gray Wae County DA Peacook Sheripees County Patent Office Greeley Cohol James Knox Taylor Castor Fac Sinile Signature of Bears Gastoria A. Gillen Geo Wittenberg Dry Cleaner B. B. Frazer Seiter’s Market Ella Bullard Marshall's Drug Store
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