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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

6

Tuberculosis progress and a wedding in Richmond Conservator

A National Association bulletin notes daily gains in tuberculosis treatment including more beds and dispensaries while urging hospital care for advanced cases. In Richmond, Mildred Anita Powell wed Ralph B. Brown with a ceremony at the Powell home and reception, the couple to reside with the groom’s mother’s family in Donaldson addition.

Washington National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis United States International Confess Mildred Anita Ralph B. Brown Powell Julian Edwards Estelle Davis Lohenezin Daisie Powell James F. Don John C. Brown Richmond

Telephone Dispatching on the A. T. & Santa Fe Railroad

The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad completed a telephone train dispatching circuit on its Illinois division from Chillicothe to Chicago, 134 miles, with 30 way stations. Dispatching is centered at Chillicothe and now extends to Newton Kansas, covering 60 miles of Chicago to Newton. A total of 170 stations on this section are equipped with Western Electric telephone dispatching gear and Gillibrading selectors, each linked directly to the division dispatcher.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Illinois Chillicothe Dearborn Street Chicago A. T. & Santa Fe Newton Kansas Western Electric

Turkey Shoots Fade From Neighborhood Tradition

The Oak Grove Banner notes the decline of old fashioned turkey shoots once popular before Thanksgiving. Shooters used shotguns or rifles at 40 to 60 yards with a two inch square target, and shells were supplied to ensure equal shot size and fairness. Each turkey was paid for by selling chances before the shot.

Oak Grove

Burglars Enter Store Ware Room At McElroy’s

The rear ware room of W. M. McElroy’s grocery was entered Saturday night by burglars. The intruders removed bricks in the east wall to gain access. Mr. McElroy cannot tell if flour was taken. the room adjoins the main shop and was well barred. No clue yet.

W. M. MccElroy McElroy Higginsville

Brown and Powell Bride and Groom Wed at City Home

Br E Brown married Miss Mildred Powell in a bright ceremony at eight oclock Wednesday evening. The wedding took place at the home of Mayor and Mrs James Powell on West Main street, marking a notable social event in the community.

Jas. Powell Severn Richmond Richmond Conservator BR. E. Brown Mildred Powell James Powell West Main Street

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D. Vandiver P.R Vandiver VanDiver Bros. Auctioneers Malleable Iron Range Company Beaver Dam Wisconsin Range Specialiata A. Gillen Cole Grocery W. P. Cole Main St J. R. Wilmots Seiter’s Market the Intelligencer R. R Turkey McElroy's C. L. Kenney Franklin Traders Bank Ted The Eaton, Crane & Pike Crenshaw & Young McGrew Building 11Th and Main St Wm. Stonestreet Chicago & Alton Tion United States Land And National Farmland Congress S. A. Vermillion Higginsville, Mc
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