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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer announces editorial policy requiring signed communications, notes A W Allen as editor and publisher, and states publication on Fridays with yearly subscription and advance payment terms. It mentions second class mail and police post office filing in Lexington Missouri.
The Kansas City Star article on the attempted lynching of Bradley is cited as a fair sample of the paper's truthfulness and accuracy. The note urges readers to read Star or Times with reservations.
Robert Groves of Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents in town. W W Cole and son Ralph conducted business in Higginsville on Tuesday. Dr W G Harwood visited Lexington professionally last Wednesday. Virginia Johnson and daughter Bess, with Mrs Gee and Mr Zeysing, visited here last week. Almeda Greer spent the holidays in Lexington. Edmond Vaughn and wife were in Higginsville Wednesday morning. I G Neal of Lexington was here Tuesday. Tom Holman of Lexington visited relatives here last week. Prof Hubble spent Thanksgiving in Mayesville Mn. WC Pauling had business in Levington Monday. Annie Laurie Cox, a Marshall student, visited here last week. Mrs T H Qayton of St Louis came Sunday for a visit with her parents. Mrs Froest Corbin went to Kansas City Wednesday afternoon to visit her parents. Mrs Sid Radcliff of Louisville came Friday night for a visit with her parents. Mrs Ritter and children of Kansas City are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Sydnor. Mrs George Zeysing spent several days last week in Kansas City. Mrs Roy Bertrand of Kansas City visited last week with her husband’s parents. Mrs D C Clark and Marian spent the holidays at their Lexington home. Mr and Mrs Harold Slush-
Lawrence ball game attendance noted last Thursday. Joplin man H T Winn called here after his father T B Winn fell gravely ill. Thanksgiving sermon by Rev L N Pollock at Methodist church. Ruth Lewis visiting aunt Annie Eagan. Mrs Hilton Lewis back from Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn. Corrine Weedin visiting Lexington home folks. Garr school teacher Gladys Kennedy spent weekend in Higginsville. Death of J W Dysart of Monett and Dover roots. survived by Ella W Shelby and siblings. burial at Monett. Taylor B Winn, Dover resident, age 76, died after prolonged illness. survived by wife Joann Iampton and three sons Edward, William, and Hugh, with Baptist faith long church member.
Mrs. Sydney Radcliff of Kentucky died recently. Her funeral was held at the home Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock and burial took place in Dover cemetery.
An Evansville druggist J C Mendenhall promotes Number 40 for blood health claiming broad benefits from constipation to liver issues and fevers. The ad quotes his four decades of experience and a local drug firm selling the remedy. Clayton D Howe at Missouri U visits family. quarantine advice on colds noted.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief from coughs and colds. The item also lists visitors to Kansas City, a school official with smallpox, a death in St. Louis, upcoming basketball games at Chillicothe Business College, and local ads for gifts and an agent search in Saginaw Michigan with its insurance capital.
Advert says tablets are designed for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach, support natural function, and gently affect the liver and bowels to restore health. Suitable when feeling dull or constipated, with promising effects.
For sale a modern bunga low with six rooms furnace and two lots terms to apply to J H Cather Dover Missouri local notice indicates property for sale with terms available through the listed contact in Dover Missouri
Your daughter’s Christmas gift idea touts the value of a well-known piano. Beautiful Walnut and Mahogany instruments from Bush & Gerts or Ivers & Pond are displayed at Hoefer & Miners in shagen’s Higginsville Missouri, promising real pleasure and lasting benefit.
The Chillicothe Business College invites applications for two boys and two girls to receive both tuition and board, and six additional openings for those seeking only board. Adv.
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