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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
The fragment from The Lexington Intelligencer notes editorial details, publishing schedule, and distribution data, referencing A W Allen as editor and publisher. The text is fragmentary but indicates a weekly publication with subscription terms and postal delivery notes.
Readers urged to renew for 1913 as yearbooks close 1912. Special offer partners Daily Drovers Telegram of Kansas City for a combined one year subscription at four dollars. Includes a family paper with news, farming tips, and professional notices. many local residents listed on travels and visits.
Walker and daughter Belle visit Kansas City for a few days. Dr Voorheis returns to Leavenworth after visiting with Dr WOR Bekele. Price sister Alea comes home from Kansas City for a few days with her brother Ed. Others travel to Kansas City on business or to spend time with relatives in the city and back home.
Local residents dispersing after holidays with many returning to Kansas City. Several individuals including Mrs. Wm Graham Miss Jean Brightwell and Miss Allie Meagher travel home after visits in Independence while others head to Kansas City or nearby towns for business or further visits. A handful of notices mention gifts, travels to Higginsville Fulton and Ottawa along with a cited electric iron offer from Lexington Gas and Electric.
A Harper's Weekly note describes Kcu ndor Indians obtaining blankets from demajagua tree bark. They cut a five to six foot strip, dampen, beat, dry, then peel the gray exterior to reveal a soft warm cream colored blanket that stores compactly and lasts for years.
A boy named Tommy shields a teacher by turning the question back to his mother. The teacher asks if he told his mother about his punishment, and Tommy reveals his mother would like to wring his neck, highlighting a child’s blunt wit and parental sentiment.
The high seas lie beyond any nation's exclusive control beyond three miles from shore termed the territorial sea. Navigation rights are largely unchanged, but fishing rights differ as foreign fishermen need a license from Britain or follow treaty terms.
Birmingham city leaders, pressed by women’s clubs for film oversight, appoint a private secretary of a commissioner as censor. Her duty is to view each new play at the noon hour and ban material she deems unsuitable, a task she finds a relief from daily office bustle. The policy has functioned smoothly so far.
A buyer confronts the builder about the higher price, asking what the final cost would be after plans initially stated ten thousand dollars. The exchange hints at budget overruns and disputes over what was included in the project.
Sadie speaks in a curt tone about a doomed romance with a mysterious man. The overheard exchange hints at passion and danger as the pair tease a change in appearance and loyalties.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a family fretting about staying in a dark home and the impracticality of light housekeeping. The words hint at a scene of discomfort and a request for brighter conditions, focusing on domestic struggle in poor lighting.
A scientist from Aerman asserts hitching multiplies Imeteria numbers in experiments. Researchers caution details are preliminary and require replication across labs.
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