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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
8
Dr J Goeberman of Cornell argues in a recent interview that farmers are central to the nation and deserve stronger agricultural education. He traces his own farming roots, stresses the need for practical knowledge and scientific training, and calls for a new departure to empower farm youth through education.
The report shows Standard Oil and major industrials posting record dividend outlays totaling about 960 million, with railroads and utility groups contributing large sums. December figures reach 847 million, while railroads, traction, lighting and mining add hundreds of millions more. Porporation leads payments at up to 9.75 million, followed by States Steel with about 5.08 million in dividends on its 508 stock.
Corment by any palload tsibet of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe navigation to 2,400,000. The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad will debates 1,068,708, and the Conpolitioned Gas company of New York will pay out BY 485,400.
Col J T Kellogg received orders from the War Department to assume duties as professor of military science and tactics at Ouachita College Arkadelphia Arkansas starting December 6. He departed Monday night for the new post amid community best wishes and regard from Lexington friends.
August Schinke died in Kansas City Kansas after taking morphine while extremely nervous and unable to sleep. He had lived in Lexington for four years and worked in the tailoring department of Philip Keller. He passed away Wednesday morning after the overdose.
The Burlington Railway Co issues a folder promoting the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming. The pamphlet offers information to homosophers and the curious and will be sent free to all applicants by L. W. Wakeley G. P. A. Louis MM.
Overnight on Franklin Street Mr and Mrs Thomas Shelby were awakened by a noise at their window a burglar attempted entry but fled when discovered. No one was harmed and no arrests reported.
Will Return Lieutenant B A Hickman of the U S army now on duty to the Philippines has been ordered to report at Washington He will be stationed in Texas
Advertisement promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Care 60 cures claimed to restore kidney health. Cited by Chas W Zoomm with a date of 6-28.
The piece notes seven Wellington houses entered Wednesday night, while Sen Hanna pushes General Jacob Smith back to active military duty. Creating a brigadier slot is the barrier, Hoeoon discusses with Chartes, Roosevelt may be consulted, and any action awaits presidential objection. Colorado's World's Fair structure to become permanent, honoring Centennial state enterprise and resources.
Wellington residents travel and visit relatives with short trips to Kansas City Astin Galveston and Ottawa marriages licences issued in Lexington. Oil prospecting at Malta Bend reports water depth 600 feet. The Grand theatre presents The Game Keeper with a rewritten script and new features December 16. Local officials discuss Missouri Pacific case Short vs Missouri Pacific in Sedalia.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. A. Close of Appleton Wisconsin praises Peruna and Manalin for curing a long battle with consumption after doctors said she could not recover. She recounts bed confinement fears, a Milwaukee sanitarium stay, and credits the remedies with stopping hemorrhages and restoring health, sending thanks and a request for payment to Pacific Street Appleton.
An old cold can descend from the head to the lungs as catarrh. Pernna is praised by Mrs. J. Privat of Lee, Michigan, who credits it with restoring sight and curing chronic ailments. The ad claims Pernna prevents catarrh from becoming lung disease and says it cures even lingering cases, with free medical advice from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
The Kansas City Star notes the eight papers with daily circulations above 100,000. The Worlds Fair education exhibit in St Louis lists university presidents such as Columbia’s Nicholas Murray Butler Chicago’s William R Harper Cornell’s Jacob G Schurman Tulane Andrew S Draper Yale’s Arthur Hadley Stanford’s David S Jordan. Gas found near Janper Mo spurs rumors of a field strike near Spok ay Wash miner J A Rockerby reports the depth 173 feet with 40 feet jack and 30 feet more before resistance.
The case involves Ida M. Rex as defendant, with the plaintiff filing a petition in an obscured real estate matter. It references Lafayette County and uncertainties about the property, density, and monetary obligations, seeking court action to satisfy the judgment.
Joseph Hy Liston of Fort Worth Texas proposes a new ying machine to enter the airship tourrasment for a $100000 prize at the 1904 St Louis World's Fair. The report mixes technical claims with scattered, unclear notes and mentions coal measurements and efforts from various institutions.
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