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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
2
The article argues that back pain is a result of kidney and bladder disease and promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as an effective remedy. It lists symptoms like lassitude irritability sleep loss and urinary issues and claims the pills regulate purify and restore kidney and bladder function quickly.
A column of quirky notices and tongue twisting lines lampoons local shops and people. It jokes about names like Hix Brox Venable's Barron and Loomis while wryly noting stock at the Racket Store and Claybrook colors. The piece closes with praise for Will S Cowherd and a Missouri Democratic teaser from the Glasgow Missourian.
Stockholders of the Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the bank building on Wednesday January 12 1910 at nine o clock in the morning. The meeting is to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. Walter B Waddell, President. Lee Wallace, Secretary.
If you want something extra fine in the mince meat line and extra fine country sorghum go to Jos. L. Long, Cash Grocer.
A long list of residents and visitors in Higginsville on Saturday and Monday, including Ed Wehman Noah Allison Eugene Dieckhaus and son, Mr Pratt and Fritz Temple, Sam Vivian and family, Janes and William Neal, George and Earle Lyons, Payton Tabb, Herman Gilliland, Joe Neal, Harvey Cobb and son, Mrs Chas White, Mrs Richard Homesly and son, Buck Jordan and family, Sun Whiting, L J Kemple, Mrs Buck Jordan and Mrs Frank Shutt, Mrs George Schooling, Noah Allison and wife, James Lyons, George Hall, Jack Jordan, Mrs Wesley Bartlett, J W Tompkins, Sam Vivian and Ed Wehrman, Noah Allison and wife, Miss Nannie Willette, William Anderson and sister, Miss Mary Lyons, ice house packing, Eugene Dieckhaus sale, Dee birth announcement for Dee 10th, various other errands and transactions in Higginsville and nearby towns.
Grandmother Catherine Elizabeth Wendel Euler, aged 1909 years, died Saturday December 11 in Concordia after a brief illness. Born February 15 1820 in Malzfeld Germany she married twice and immigrated to the United States in 1872. She leaves a son Johann in Germany a daughter Anna Claus Gerken six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were led by Rev Gr F Kitterer at Bethel church with interment in Evangelical St John cemetery near Concordia.
The Cass County Democrat notes Hadley and Dickey in a triangular fight for the U S Senate nomination with Warner involvement. Wee Willie, now acting, is tied to a past habit and security. The piece portrays a shadowy struggle within Missouri politics and hints at a Democrat legislature deciding the winner.
Fresh assorted nuts Hickory Pecans Black Walnuts English Walnuts Almonds Brawn Nuts Filberts Figs Grapes Candies and mixed nuts available. Toilet sets Brush Comb Mirror five dollars at A Egle. Jewelry line showcased by Angle inviting a visit.
A gentle remedy is urged for female constipation with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for mild action. The ad touts pleasant taste, practical use for stomach and digestion, and free medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell at Caldwell Bldg Monticello Illinois.
The essay discusses the tentative Navy Department reorganization, noting support for Secretary Meyer's plan while urging careful congressional scrutiny. It lauds the Newberry scheme’s yard management reforms as efficient, arguing for adapting the current plan to preserve yard administration and reduce waste.
Willson and Co handle poultry and all kinds of chicken feed with prompt service. All orders for feed, flour, and meal are filled at Gelzer's. Phone numbers 0 0 and 179 are listed for contact and delivery inquiries.
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