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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1909

Page

6

Local Briefs and Public Notices From Clare County

George Calloway retiree Pry day evening from a brief stay in Clare nce Missouri. Mrs. A Limberg visited relatives in Wellington Monday. Bees Laxative Syrup advertised for croup cough whooping cough and bronchial troubles. Sold by GC Loomis. Mrs. G A Krishe left for Excelsior Springs to visit her son Ernest. Mrs. G Dyer traveled to Higginsville for a several week visit.

George Calloway Retirnee Pry Clarence GC. W. Loomis G. Dyer Higginsville Satuday

Pain Remedies and Local Notices Through Frayed OCR

An OCR echo lists patent medicines for rheumatism neuralgia burns and kidney tonics sold by Crenshaw & Young, plus routine social notes. Several residents like Miss Leonora Gordon and Mise Gindye Comstock travel or visit relatives, while others attend revivals or host gatherings in Kansas City and nearby towns.

Dow Divorce Case and Local Real Estate Transfer

A western judge grants a divorce amid amid inconsistent details. Dr Minu's New Life Pillar advertised as a cure for constipation bad breath and liver trouble. Mrs M Petterson travels to Kansas City to meet her mother while WV Curtis sells a northwest corner lot to Mrs Mattie Westerhouse for 6750.00 in a Los Angeles area transaction.

Minu Crenshaw & Young WV. Curtis Jobo T. Bush Los Angeles California Mattie Westerhouse Wellington

Morbible Holdup and Cures in Old Letter

A reader from Washington NC describes a brother saved from consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery after years of remedies. The note touts the medicine as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis and bronchial afflictions with trial bottle free and guaranteed by Crenshaw Drug Co. Also mentions Shelby family moving to Oklahoma City and Patthenia Hicklin joining them in Kansas City.

W. B. Lapacomi Washington, N.c Crenshaw & Young Kk. W. Shelby Oklahoma City Okla Patthenia Hicklin Kansas City

President Aids Orphans in Macon Ga

The president of The Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Ga reports extensive use of Hlwo tr ic Bitters for nine years, praising it as a top medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The note highlights its claimed vitality, blood purification, and digestive aid to help weak or run-down people, with a claim it is best for female complaints. Local social notes include Miss Meta Wohlsecker’s return from Higetown and visits by Miss Bertha Rostano and Miss Annie Rostano, along with Miss Carrie Terry’s trip to Muscatine Iowa and Miss Jo Almesley accompanying her to Kansas City.

Industrial and Orphan's Home Macon Crenshaw & Young Carrie Terry Muscatine Iowa W. F. Hinesley Jo Almesley Kansas City

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed For Burns And Wounds

Brave fire ladies often suffer severe burns as they put out ties then rely on Bucklen's Arnica Salve to forget the pain. It quickly drives out pain and heals skin eruptions boils ulcers felons piles and wounds. Relief is instant. Crenshaw and Young offer it.

Crenshaw & Young

William Jewell Quartette at College Chapel Next Monday

The Lexington college Alumnae association has arranged for the William Jewell quartet to perform next Monday January 25 in the college chapel. The group has received favorable play notices this season and is expected to present a high class program, assisted by reader Miss Georgia H. Riley.

Lexington College

Buried Here: A. J. Robinson of Sed an Kans Dies in Waco

The body of A J Robinson was shipped from Waco Texas to Lexington for burial on Sunday after he died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart while visiting in Waco. He was born in Kentucky in 1847 and lived in Lexington most of his life before moving to Kansas. He leaves a large family including seven children and a widow Mrs Fannie Reynolds Robinson. Funeral services were held at his home with Reverends Mansfield and Ropers officiating.

A. ¥. Robinson Waco Texas Mike Mary Gall Malp Street Robinson Sedan Kans Lexington Lafayette County Kentucky Ist Ford Kamsas Fannie Reynolds St. Joseph Baptist Church Sarat Ball Beeldes Mr. Robinson James John Robinson Kansas City A. V Claremore Okia Moyle Checotah Okio Lulu Payne

A Guaranteed Cure for Pimples and Blackheads

An ad promises a clean external liquid medicine that draws germs to the skin surface and destroys toxins to keep the skin fair and healthy. It cites two small bottles as a value and urges readers to write for the remedy from W Rose Medicine Co.

Emo Vale Sir. W. Rose Medicine Co Sith Lestagtan

Trustee's Sale Notice in Lafayette County

Trustee's Sale due to default on notes secured by land in Lafayette County. Public auction at the court house in Lexington on a specified date and time, with purchase by cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy the debt and costs. J Leura, Trustee, notes date and details describe the property boundaries and parties involved.

Lexington Lafayette County Migionel Moelion Ted Joseph Lesuru

Description of Real Estate Transfer in Lafayette County

Fragmentary OCR shows a deed description dated August 10 recorded in Lafayette County. It references a tract of land in Bection It, Bection It area, in Lash Township and Range 2, containing about 110 acres, conveyed in trust to secure payment of a tutor, with default noted and a request by the legal holder for intervention.

Manila Hell Prust Recorder of Deeds al Bac Ailin

Fragmentary record of a 1944 public notice

The readable portion references a time window from 9 to 6 and mentions terms like deceit and trust. The OCR yields unreadable segments, but indicates a legal or official notice likely tied to a contract or recording. Names such as AmInton and Moe appear, with date hints around 1944.

Final settlement sought for estate of Governor Richardson

The administrator announces a plan to apply for a final settlement of the estate of Governor W Richardson, deceased, at the February term of the probate court of Sage ethe county Missovel, beginning in Letineton city. The proceeding will occur in the prelate court room on the second Monday in February.

Latapette Mostar Morker Joby Henry Dierkyr Iis Tarilbey Perons Wiltechur Lie Lafayette County Missouri Lexington Fetrary Rome Pinal Settlement James W. Warren Perwonn James Malhnald Nat Gorge A.elborn Ay County Hicsourt Anid Sean Ob

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