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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1903

Page

6

Scott's Emulsion advertised for blood health revival

Public notice promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based health aid for pale young women, claiming restoration of strength and color. It offers samples from 409 Pearl St New York. Also reports death of Dr Ht L Tucker in Butler Democrat obituary, detailing his life, store career, marriage, and family.

Scott Butler Democrat Tucker Butler M.E. Church Scntt Waverly Jennie Webb Wave

Extracts From Candidates Speeches at Marshall

Republican and Democratic factions facing accusations of corruption in Missouri. Reed and Folk pledge blunt truth in public battle over governance, denouncing boodle, urging swift criminal punishment, and promising to expose official malfeasance.

Reed Marshall Missouri Phittshore Dec Democratic Party Pcce Totelliob Mascus

Hall's Great Discovery Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement for Hall's Great Discovery claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles. It promises relief for diabetes, rheumatism, and urinary issues in men, women, and children, with a postal order price for a two months treatment. Testimonial from W. A. Davis extols its efficacy and affordability.

Hall BE. W. Hall P. O Louie Crenshaw & Youna’s

Lexington Teachers Association Meeting Report

Superintendent Fisher reports a splendid meeting of the Weatero Central Teachers' Association held in Lexington last week. Attendance and interest were high. A banquet at the Elks Hall followed the declamatory contest. Courteous Lexington residents earned special thanks for hospitality. C A Phillips was reelected president.

Marshall Progress Fisher Weatero Central Teachers’ Association Lexington Atte Eth Elks’ Hall Souperintendent C Auillips Hiss Wie Moen

Wellington’s new feed store ready for townsfolk

Otto Koch of Wellington announces completion of a brick building between the bank and A. F. Oberhei mini’s store and prepares to supply a first class feed store. He arranged with World’s Model Mills of Sweet Springs to handle flour and meal, promising fair treatment and valued patronage.

A. F. Oberheimini Wellington Sweet Springs Busic Otto Koch Wellngton, Mo

Straved Poland China Hogs Weighed 75 to 170 Pounds

Strayed black and white spotted Poland China hogs marked crap in left ear and notched in right ear. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Williams & Son broke the hog butchering record at Odesen Monday, killing and dressing 66 hogs for local families. They plan to expand into packing, adding facilities to handle 500 hogs this winter.

Poland Williams & Son Odesst Odesen Ledger

Lexington Savings Bank Annual Meeting Notice

The stockholders of Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the banking house on Wednesday January 12 1908 at 10 o'clock a m to elect directors for the ensuing year and for any other business. W B Wappett President F Luz Walack Secretary December 1908.

Lexington Savings Bank W. B. Wappett F. Luz WaLack Sec

Farmers urged to visit Commercial Hotel for best dinner

Notice to Lafayette county farmers and nearby villagers promoting meals at the Commercial Hotel priced at 250. The ad promises good parlors, a waiting room, and courteous treatment under E M Coon, proprietor.

Lafayette County Vilages E. M. Coon, sPoprietvor

Stock Holders Meeting at Traders Bank

The stock holders of Traders Bank will meet on Monday, January 1904, to elect thirteen directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. WG McQuusland, Pres, JG Crenshaw, Secy.

Traders Bank Wg, McQuusland Pres J.G Crenshaw

Dyspepsia and Digestive Remedies Note

The article mocks the phrase dyspepsia as bad cooking and endorses Howards Sarsaparilla for stomach relief. It also notes Seostor Lodge suggesting purchasing French lands of Miquelon and Pineyre, remnants of France in North America.

Seostor Lodge Prance Miquelon Pinrre Oll Fratine North America

Murgrave Seeks Secretary of State in Lexington Visit

Local report notes L H Murgrave of Red Grove Green County, a lawyer and former clerk to the Mussoori legislature, campaigning in Lexington claiming he belongs to the congressional district. Also, notices of deaths marriages births and local real estate actions appear across the Odessa Ledger items.

L. H. Murgrave Red Grove Green County Lexington Murgrave Musgrave Cedar County Nevada William A. Robijonon Ouewsa Greenley Cemetery Mr. Robinson Odessa Ledger

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