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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1903
Page
3
Local briefs list residents and visitors spending Sundays and Mondays in towns across Missouri and nearby states. Names include J. M. Selter Jas Kinkead Chas Boyle and many others with movements between Kansas City Independence Waterloo Wellington Warrensburg and Odessa. A marriage license was issued today for B. Johnson and Wille Bitte.
A testimonial claims Sarsaparilla and Pills cured long standing scrofula symptoms including neck swelling pain and skin inflammation. The writer from Troy describes using the remedy and reporting relief after a period of illness and persistent sores.
Mrs Dave Lyons and her daughters May and Cecil depart Monday evening for Sedaila to visit her husband, recently promoted at Metropolitan Life Insurance. In Odessa, Farmers Bank case against Wm H Smith of C A KR stood in circuit court with a motion to dismiss due to insufficient petition facts. Judge Hield and Mr Mathison argued for the railroad. Mr Graves for the plaintiff. The objection was sustained, plaintiff granted leave to amend on appeal. FE Bishop Veterinary Surgeon Odleeen Misevari 1010.
Marriage news from Butler Missouri reports Mr B J Jones wedding Mrs Cash at the bride's sister home with Jones having bought local farms. Other items note Miss Mary Peddicord elected teacher in Lexington area, a fatal accident involving John White, and job ads seeking workers and property sales. A piece mentions a Lyceum and Henry Irving book by Austin Beraton.
Harry Dackwell, 25, choked to death early yesterday at a large residence in the presence of his wife and child after a cold lingered for days. A coughing fit proved fatal, despite a physician being summoned. the tragedy was reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on December 1, 1901.
Notice to the public from Otto Koch of Wellington Missouri announces a brick building between the bank and A F Oberheimann’s store housing a first class food store. He has arranged with Worlds Model Mills of Sweet Springs to stock flour and meal and promises fair treatment and customer appreciation.
Carrington aims to obtain full statutes for private and church schools across Missouri. A meeting with school leaders showed public concern about school work. Public statistics suggest about 300000 children in Missouri enroll in private or church schools. around 10000 are under twenty and have completed a good course and begun work. more than one in ten are out of school.
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