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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
2
A fragment from a local page notes a tie involving Ct 201, Mills, and Jr. with unclear details. The readable portion mentions possible results or standings but lacks full context, names, or dates to confirm specifics.
The Lexington Intelligencer notes the Newberry Michigan seating controversy and a special election for delegates to the constitutional convention on January 31 1922. It criticizes Prohibition funding and urges unity, enterprise, and team work for the coming year while commenting on local theater and Lexington sales.
Farm Bureau reports ongoing home economics efforts and community organization through February with March deadlines. Public meetings include dress form demonstrations near Dover January 19 and 20 near Corder January 20, near Mayiven January 25, and a pressure cooked demonstration near Waverly January 24. County Agent Caldwell’s absence delays agricultural notes by one week.
Nathan Talbott of Lexington reports severe kidney trouble with back pain headaches and weak legs after hard work. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills at Marshall's Drug Store and says they cured him entirely. The product is advertised at 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Migrs Buffalo NY.
A Baltimore Sun note contrasts a Dutch auction where growers regulate prices via a canal market. Electric telemetering desks, a lantern dial, and barges deliver cucumbers as buyers press buttons to set prices. Luminous bait lamps emerge as novel fishing aids.
The prong horned antelope, near extinction on western plains, sees a conservation step with ten fawns moved from Alberta to Wichita Preserve Idaho the sole U S refuge. Edmund Seymour president of the American Bison society calls the species the most interesting purely American big game and praises the society effort alongside its bison conservation successes.
Swiss founder claim cited by Carl P. Herbscher consul general of Switzerland touring the Dominion. Seven hundred Swiss settled Winnipeg by 1816 under Lord Belkirk of the Hudson's Bay Company, forming a Red River settlement at Fort Garry that became the future city. A fragment of a dialogue follows about love and being “up in the air.”
Farmer Corntessel notes Josh's rapid ascent among the town's rich families after taking a job as a traffic cop. The scene hints at social influence and swift acceptance.
Authority instructs a servant to relocate a rubber plant to the garden, with a dispute over placement. The mistress orders the plant moved outdoors first, then to the balcony. The exchange reflects domestic authority and obedience in a concise Transprint fragment.
San Francisco Chronicle notes a rural humor about a man named Bill after graduation. The piece paints him as multilingual with Latin curses at mules Greek shouts at hogs and French conversation at the table, warning that education might affect his mind.
A quirky remark from the Teady made philosopher on self reliance. Uncle Bill Bottletop counters that homemade drinks are risky, preferring to avoid chances with DIY beverages.
In a dialog quoted by the Boston Tran, Farnier Hawknak responds to a parent about Josh’s interests. The speaker notes Josh’s potential focus on perpetual totion, with a light, encouraging tone about balancing rest and activity.
Due to labor troubles, several British mine owners install oil burning equipment to keep mining machinery, pumps, and ventilating plant operating. The move aims to prevent shutdowns and maintain safety during unrest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions golf and a Boston reference with disjoint phrases. No clear event, person, or date emerges to form a concrete news item or outcome.
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