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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
8
Town residents report travels and business in Lexington and Kansas City. Weddings, births, illness, and property transactions are noted, with several moves to or from nearby Warren, St. Louis, and Osceola counties. A mix of personal updates includes farm work, church events, and family visits amid winter plans and medical concerns.
Numerous locals and visitors are listed across Kansas City, Higginsville, Lexington, Knobnoster, Blackburn, and surrounding areas. The notes describe meetings, visits, shopping, and holiday gatherings with families and friends, plus a few farm shipments and court notices. People include Miss Nacwal Tracy, Miss Alma Kincheloe, Mrs. Hannah Groves, Mrs. Jas. Winn, Miss Lena Kidd, and many others, with mentions of animals shipped and markets in Kansas City and St Louis.
Dover items note T B Winn was in Higginville Saturday Jessie Groves shipped hogs to St Louis Tuesday John Cooper attends Lexington week on the jury Hos Alf Reetor of Marshall spent Tuesday here Mrs M Montague returned to Marshall Sunday Will Weedin and family spent Thursday in Migginaville Firman White of Lexington was here on business Wednesday J Q Plattenburg of Lexington was here last week for a few days Frank Gordon returned home Wednesday from a trip to Nevada
Waverly notes list local residents and visitors during Thanksgiving. Miss Laure Bryant of Malta Bend and Miss Shelley Edwards of Hodge are mentioned as staying with relatives or visiting family. Addie Wine of Leighton plus Mrs Jno Cauthorn and others are noted for recent travel and seasonal visits. Russell Eppes is mentioned with a missed or garbled name context.
Harper resident Geo W Hoffman describes a seven year struggle with stomach and liver troubles finally cured by Electric Bitters. He urges others to try the medicine, sold with guarantee by Crenshaw & Young at 60 cents a bottle.
R. J. Virdeo, new owner of the Grand Central Hotel, informs Lafayette county farmers that the rooms have been refurnished for comfort and meals are served to give complete satisfaction. He invites visitors to call when in Lexington.
A 3 year old thoroughbred chort horn dull is offered for sale at a very low price. Contact Jackson Bradley in Lexington Missouri for details or purchase. Also notices seek a salesman to sell oil and lime products visiting mills electric plants and coal mines. Granger Jones & Company in St Louis advertise for applicants. Finally a three horsepower gas or gasoline engine and a Kansas City Hay Press are offered for sale with office application noted.
Millions rush through fluctuating health trends chasing cures. If they ate proper food and kept bowels regular with Dr. King’s New Life Pills, their troubles would pass away. Prompt relief for liver and stomach issues offered at Crenshaw and Young drug store. Guaranteed.
A moist fall like condition is best for planting Apple Pear Peach Plum Cherry and other fruit trees and shrubs as well as Grapevines Blackberries Currants and Gooseberries. Large stock best new and old varieties available. Digging and packing last week no October. CHAS TEUBNER Lexington Nursery.
Jolly Taubman and Son offer farm property insurance in Lexington Missouri with fifteen years of experience. They advertise coverage for owner or tenant occupied properties and claim no claims burden for customers each season.
The undersigned administrator in Jackson County Wisconsin reports letters of administration granted on October 16. All creditors and claimants must file for allowance within four days after the date of said letters or be barred from any benefit. If claims are not exhibited within two years from the audit date they will be forever barred. October 16, 16. Harble, Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S
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