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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
6
In town, Painters rely on the pure Paint from Mound City Co Horse Shoe Brand. Crenshaw and Young advertise fresh ground bones for chickens at Geo M Long’s Meat Market. Barriel Kraut is noted at L Kenney's for best barley kraut.
Mrs Richard Field returned Friday evening from a several days visit with relatives in Independence. J P Hall also returned Friday evening from a visit with relatives in Kansas City.
A. Schingock of Buffalo writes Dr King s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation at 25 cents. Claims the remedy also eases biliousness jaundice indigestion headaches chills malaria and debility. Crenshaw Young carries the pills. Barnard and Summers visited Kansas City. Judge Field returned from Kentucky.
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri recounts long suffering from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders and advocates Electric Bitters as a cure. He claims five bottles cured him and urges trial. guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Sold for 50 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
Mies Frances Bowman returned Friday evening from Kansas City while Senator J. P. Chinn of Higginsville spent Tuesday in Lexington. The advertisement offers garment cleaning using a leaning process that removes spots and never reappears, with pressing to remove wrinkles and shape clothing. Rev. T. A. Cobb attended a Board of Managers meeting at the Confederate Home Tuesday.
EB Teachman traveled to Fulton on business while Mr and Mrs J P Gordon left Tuesday for Kansas City to visit a few days before returning to Jefferson City.
Fayetteville man recounts how his sister recovered from consumption using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims the remedy cured her cough and improved her health completely. The product treats coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles and is sold with trial bottles and a guarantee.
Mrs Geo M Gibson traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to spend the day. Howard Henry also spent Tuesday in Kansas City on business.
Special Agency of National Sportsman seeks a Sales Manager to organize a sales effort to secure magazine subscriptions in Lafayette County. References required. Address: 75 Federal Street, Boston. Also notes: local social updates mention Young Hickli visiting Higginaville and Mrs. T A Kelly visiting Kansas City.
The St Louis Republic announces a free three year subscription for readers who mail a postcard requesting details. The offer promotes the paper as the largest metropolitan semi weekly in the United States and asks interested parties to contact the newspaper for full particulars.
Notice of sheriffs sale in partition case involving Sallie A Gray and multiple Gray defendants. Circuit court action referenced with docket details and parties including Carter and W Gray. Sale terms and dates partially unreadable in the fragment.
A December 10 1910 court session in Bay County lists a public sale of land described as part of Section twenty Ave 25 in Towne Sip Alers 83 containing 2 whey 40 acres. The notice is signed by the sheriff and dated November 1.
Mrs George Heidorn of Higginsville Missouri testifies that months of back pain and troublesome kidney secretions disappeared after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. Her husband bought the pills and she recommends them to neighbors. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
Miss Delia Bates traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a day trip. The note mentions sauerkraut dill pickles and sweet and sour pickles as frosted accompaniments.
An advertisement claims catarrh fuels consumption and touts Rexall Muen-Tone as a direct remedy that purifies blood, strengthens mucous cells, and prevents germs from starting. it promises free supply if not satisfactory and asserts immediate effects for many users. It stresses risk-free trial and guarantees through its representatives.
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