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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
5
A fragment advertisement lists men and women wear including silk suits coats bath robes kimonas sweaters hosiery petticoats fur sets and shoes and slippers for men with a broad, ornamental display of fabric items and apparel.
Dover notes recount visits and greetings across Conder Lexington and nearby towns, with travelers like W S AleGee Minnie, Gordon White, and families such as the Paulings. A quiet wedding at the Pierce home joins Sella Pierce to Martin W Pauling, officiated by Rev Frank Woten, followed by a reception at Nohe's Cafe and a trip for the newlyweds.
Christmas Candies offered by the Methodist Church young ladies for holiday orders. Phone orders accepted at 724 with a deadline of December 23, 1912. Prices are 30 and 40 cents per pound.
Complete saw mill outfit offered for sale. Includes a 12 horsepower traction engine and tinder shed components. Ideal for industrial use or restoration projects. Located for pickup. Negotiable terms.
Three travelers in a hotel dining room order eggs in odd styles. The Missouri Pacific style request prompts the waiter to reveal the joke that the Missouri Pacific is two years late. The column alternates with local notices on new agricultural courses, a Roosevelt update, and various daily social items and a long uncalled-for mail list.
In a 1911 and 1912 testimony Mrs. Talbott of 2107 Franklin Ave Lexington Massachusetts reports enduring relief from congested kidneys and bladder inflammation after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She first bought them at Crenshaw Young's Dog Store and later reaffirmed the benefit in 1912. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name and take no other.
I A floeter and Sec Lt Trail traveled to Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Clapp spent Sunday in Higginsville. Mr and Mrs BE Campbell spent Monday in Kansas City.
156 acre farm for sale located 14 miles east of Dover along the Santa Fe trail. Apply to John C. Cooper, R. F. D. No. 2.
A. Amos advertises five horses including a first class brood mare with colt and four young horses aged 2 to 4 in Southside Addition. Also promotes Eggleston's Greenhouse decorations including Ninas, poinsettias, wreaths, violets, carnations, roses, Chinese narcissi and paper whites. Shoppers invited to visit and view more items.
JOHN J. ASHURST advertises sidewalk work with contact numbers. The note emphasizes steady service and reliability, claiming to stay and deliver goods while others boast and depart. Resides with office and residential phone details.
Light electric irons priced at 3.50 for six pounds with ten year guarantees. Sherwin Williams paints promoted by W F Weis and labels point to Lexington Gas and Electric Company. Liggett s Chocolates at Crenshaw and Young s and Greggs Coffee best by test advertised through J F Winn.
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