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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1906

Page

3

Christmas Gift Offered to Farmers in Lincoln County

J Rh Moorman announces a Christmas gift distribution for farmers near Lexington Wellington and Napoleon. Anyone calling at the Lexington or Wellington Lumber Yard will receive a gift, with the hope it will benefit them.

Lexington Wellington Napoleon J. Rh. Moorman

Winkler Furniture Co Stockholders Meeting Notice

The annual meeting of the stock holders of Winkler Furniture Co. will be held at their office at o'clock a m Tuesday January 15 1907 for electing officers or any other business that may come before said meeting. Mas H. W. Waxenee President Athsent Winker Secretary 12-2213

Traders Bank Tlexington Trater W G. McCaustain J. G. Carnsnaw Winkler Furniture Co O’olith A. m Mas H. W. Waxenee Athsent Winker

Bankstockholders to Meet for Annual Directors Vote

The Commercial Bank stockholders will gather at the bank on Monday January 14 1907 at 9 oclockam to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business. Lexington Savings Bank holds its annual meeting on Wednesday January 16 1907 at 9 am to elect directors and attend to other business. Warren B Wappert presides at the first and F Lew Wannacek secures minutes. A New Cure for Epilepsy King s New Life Pills touted by J B Waterman of Watertown.

Commercial Bank Bi. M. Tavpman Pres J B. Moon Enxan Becy Lexington Savings Bank Warren B Wappert Lew Wannacn Secy J. B. Waterman Watertown O. Burs Dr. King Ody Crenshaw & Young Drug Store

Christmas Visiting Spree Across Higginsville Area

Local brief notes show Mr and Mrs J H Campbell spending Christmas in Higginsville while others like Mrs R A Wilkieon and son Robert, Lindsey Price of Sedalia, and Oscar Westerman in Wellington share holiday visits with family. Numerous residents travel to Kansas City, Independence, and nearby towns for Christmas gatherings and visits with relatives.

J. H. Campbell Higginsville R A. Wilkieon Robert Kansess City Lindsey Price Sedalia Oscar Westerman Wellington Prewitt Roberts Lamar Clyde Hall Kansas City Misa Delia Trai T. C. Sawyer Fannie Mary Independence W. T. Wheeler Birdie Biggs Dover George Tunstall Kansas Punstall A. Schooling Wigginsville John Lockbark Gr Speno Lillian Moorehead St. Louis J. ©. Hooten Christy Ansie F. C. T Brightwell Lawrenice J. F. Costello

Seed Time Seed Time Emulsion Promise

An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the fastest aid to repair wasted tissue and restore flesh. It claims superior nourishment when ordinary foods fail and urges immediate use to rebuild the body.

Scott

The Farmer and Stockman Weekly in Kansas City Mo

The Farmer and Stockman of Kansas City Missouri is an agricultural weekly edited by farmers, covering poultry, dairy, home life, and farming methods. Local readers gain timely farm questions, devices, and farm lore from noted contributors in the Middle West. Nancy Chamberlain of Kansas City visits, Adams family relocate to Fort Smith Arkansas after a Met Life promotion. Mrs Hickam dies in St Joseph hospital at 91. burial at home service by Rev Virgin. Born December 1006 in Higginsville to Dave Blowsty’s wife.

Farmer and Stockman Kanens City Farmer Aid Stockman Stockman Wil Aetps F. N. Adams Nelli Fletcher Sedalia Adams Fort Smith, Ark Fort Smith Metropolitan Life Insurance Company St. Joseph Hospital Kansas City Virgin Benton Bouleva Baptist Church Jossa Fathi Higginsville Ot Dave Blowsty

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