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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from The Lexington Intelligencer shows garbled publisher lines and unclear publication terms. The readable items reference A. W. Allen and weekly issues, but concrete event or notice details are absent, leaving no clear news item to summarize.
The Dilys Drovers Telegram notes hogs are going down as citizens brace for impacts. The report emphasizes limited guarantees and cautious optimism among the community about livestock markets and local conditions.
A recent Kansas City Star item places Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt in a time clash. The report hints at William F. Nelson comparing himself to George Washington as a notable next development.
Mr Polk and Mr Hadley favored Home Rule for cities before the election and denied it to Gites afterward. Mr Major made Home Rule an issue, and if he is bluffing he should deny any bid to succeed Mr Reed in the United States Senate.
An event on a Sunday features B.C. Drianmond with a smile and a brown gravy trim. He explains a generous donor gave him an ald ham of exceptional quality, leaving him reluctant to waste the prime spots.
A Washington Letter cites Champ Clark's view that Democrats must fulfill pre election promises post victory. It argues for a revenue focused tariff with max revenue rates per item, lower rates on necessities, and a competitive tariff that allows imports if Americans have fair prices. The piece critiques current tariff rates and urges cheaper living costs through tax reform and reduced living expenses.
An assorted midwestern ad fragment lists rooms for rent in a Wilmot building and Vaughn’s, a dune colt sale near Corder, a stock condition reference in Lafayette County, and a payroll salary notice for an industrial building in Indiana. The text shows scattered listings for animals, living space, and employment.
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