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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1921

Page

4

First Lafayette County basketball tourney a success

The inaugural Lafayette County Athletic Association basketball tournament was held in Wentworth gymnasium last Saturday. Concordia boys defeated Alma 18 to 14, then beat Corder 40 to 16 in playoffs. Wellington beat Bates City 26 to 20 and then won the girls title 13 to 5 over Corder. Concordia topped Wellington 86 to 1 in the afternoon final, earning silver cups for the winning teams. The event drew six boys’ teams and three girls’ teams despite cold weather and spurred local goodwill and sportsmanship.

Concordia Diane Wellington Lafayette County Athletic Association Wentworth Gymnasium Elmer H. White Moles Lexington High Chamber of Commerce Alma Dover Corder Bates City Wellington Wentworth Marie Dumas Fallman Schlegel Locke Meyer Ehlers Hess Oetting Frerking Foelkner Freese Brockman Lexington Grand

Local Man William Fitzgerald Dies at Home

William Fitzgerald aged 51 died at his Fifth Street residence Friday morning at six o clock. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters.

Albert Wadley Mr. Wadley Lexington J. D. Wadley Jefferson City Albert Wm. Fitzgerald Fifth Street Mr. Fitzgerald

Cold remedy advised to curb early colds

A writer warns against trivializing colds and notes serious illnesses can start with a cold. It urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first symptoms and stresses that early treatment reduces danger and helps throw off the illness.

Lafayette County Blind To Receive Pensions

Under a constitutional amendment passed at the last general election seventy Lafayette County residents who are blind will receive pensions of 800 dollars per year. Six more applications are before the probate court and seven have been rejected. Eligibility requires income under 720 dollars annually and funding comes from the state treasury with payment after this year’s taxes are collected.

Lafayette County

Cooper Killion Marriage In Probate Office

Clyde C. Cooper and Miss Cecil Killion were married Monday in the probate judge's office with Judge S. N. Wilson officiating.

Clyde C. Cooper Cecil Killion

Card of Thanks for Joseph B. Major

The Major family thanks friends for care shown during Joseph B. Major’s final hours. Appreciation is extended for flowers, songs, and kindness from Leon Major and Mr and Mrs W F Lewis.

Joseph B. Major Leon Major Mr. and Mrs W. F. Lewis

Christmas Market at City Hall Benefit Sale

A Christmas Market will be held Friday December 23 at City Hall beginning promptly at 9 o clock. Hosted by the ladies of the Catholic church the event offers homemade cakes coffee cakes bread candy and salads. Raw meats including chickens and beef also will be on sale. Remember the date December 23.

Catholic Church

Permanent relief with Chamberlain's Tablets

Constipation advice notes most laxatives give only temporary relief and should be used briefly. For permanent relief use Chamberlain's Tablets and follow package directions. The tablets not only move the bowels but improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Ad. Cee in

Chamberlain

Wood for Sale By John J Price

Wood for sale advertised by John J Price. Frugal offer for cleaning a fireplace and sourcing suitable firewood.

John J. Price

This Means You Need Chamberlain's Tablets

This ad explains that waking with a bad taste, dull tired feeling, and constipation signals a need for Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims the tablets produce an agreeable bowel movement, cleanse and invigorate the stomach, and improve digestion, Ady.

Woman’s burden eased by Dean’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. Warda Sargis of Madison Street says kidney trouble caused backache dizzy spells and vision flashes during housework. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills she recovered and has had no return. The remedy costs 60 cents at dealers via Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Lexington Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

New Player Piano for Sale in Kansas City and Ohio

Classified style brief noting a brand new player piano for immediate sale near Lexington and terms to responsible party. Includes address E. B. Guild Music Co 1119 Grand Ave Kansas City Mo with date 10 21 48. Also mentions hogs for sale and delivery service with contact Felix G Young Jr and low key shipping offers.

Lexington E. B. Guild Music CO Grand Ave Kansas City

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