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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
6
Miss Elliott Todhunter traveled to Kansas City Thursday for a brief visit. Miss Maria Wood went to Kan gasity Thursday to visit relatives. Mrs. Ernest Kriehn arrived Wednesday evening to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs J J Harding.
Born to Mr and Mrs James Lannon Tuesday morning December 1 1910 a girl. Gustav Haerle went to Kansas City Monday on business. Mrs Chas Geyer and daughter Miss Agnes and Miss Mayme Maikker returned Friday evening from a visit in Kansas City.
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri explains he finally wants to aid someone after thirty years of needing help. He attributes his recovery to Electric Bitters claiming five bottles cured his back pain nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. The tonic is advertised as guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood discredits female complaints and malaria at Crenshaw and Young for 50 cents.
Professor M J Patterson spent Saturday in Kansas City on business.
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Postmaster Taubman lists uncalled mail at Lexington West dated Saturday December 17 1910 incl Mrs Enola Anderson Mrs Baumgarten Ed Baker Adith Crane Rev A C Graves Mary Nlerdin Riley Hawkins Percy Hysell Dan Smith Tom Stone A B Whetly Louis Wise Bernice Wood Louis Brown Minnie Mikri Gertrude Thorp Whittaker Mary Wolfe and others please say it was advertised
Florence Arnold visited friends Saturday while Julia Tevis traveled to Kansas City for a few days with relatives Ada Carter spent Saturday in Higginsville A description of a family calamity from Fayette is recounted by A D McDonald The piece promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and bronchial troubles with a trial bottle offered and Crenshaw Young guaranteeing the medicine A Lexington based employment ad seeks a Sales Manager to organize four sales staff for magazine subscriptions with references National Sportsman agency Boston Massachusetts invites applicants
A 1906 statement from C. B. Mitchell of Lexington Missouri praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney and bladder trouble and restoring relief. He reiterates strong endorsement in 1909, calling Doan's the best kidney medicine. Casper Gruber returned Friday night from a business trip to Kansas City.
Strong support in St Louis for Joseph W Folk grows after Democratic wins by Dix in New York Wilson in New Jersey and Tarleton in Ohio. Missouri's former governor gains East praise pledges from Maine Massachusetts and western states bolster Folk for the 1912 Democratic National Convention amid a wave of favorable election results.
Fred Day Book Music and Art Store advertises Christmas gift stock at C L Kenney's with Barriel Kraut featured. urging shoppers to buy now and find prices to beat previous seasons.
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