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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
3
Several residents depart for visits and business, including L. Smith to Mt. Louis and B. C. Yates to Kansas City. Others journey to Kansas City, Sedalia, Warrensburg, Independence, and Napoleon for family visits, church events, and a city organ dedication.
A fragmentary 1910s discussion outlines proposed limits on intercollegiate play. It names the Big Nine members Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan State, Purdue, and Northwestern. Proposals include age limits, student eligibility, and restricting freshmen and seconds to intra‑institutional games.
A sparse passage promotes loans to a limited customer base with amounts from 8500 to 81600 for farms in a local area at favorable rates. It also mentions available walnut farms for sale at 1204 Fort Cobb Oklahoma and hints at a new pneumatic tire improving on ordinary rubber tires with a cushion around the rim.
The Missouri weekly agricultural letter notes that rural creameries bring substantial member satisfaction when prosperous but warns many failed due to promoter-driven schemes. It urges genuine farmer ownership, warns of costly ventures, and praises those that endure, with a closing testimonial praising kidney health remedies from Texas Wonder.
A vintage patent medicine notice promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles and many ailments in men women and children. It touts a two months treatment per bottle and claims failure to cure entitles purchase to a refund. Sold by all druggists.
The passage reflects on youth and aging, noting how experience alters understanding. It discusses the desire to remain young and witness wonders, yet acknowledges the tragedies of youth are forgotten with growing insight. It is attributed to The Players in Everybody's Magazine for February.
Last week’s letter from James Corbin of Kansas City arrives late for printing as he visits home. Residents Edmond Vangho Sam Redd and families spend time in Kangas ity with Mr and Mrs Jessa Groves entertaining the Reading Circle. Miss Flanpab Groves of Corder visits Mr and Mrs Jesse Groves. Cherlin Plattenburg and family of Vinton Town stay with his brother Ji BR Plattenburg. Lawrence Hyp returns from Kansas City for a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Fobn Epps. Mrs ROP Harwood hosts Thursday gathering with Charlie Plattenburg and family from Vinton Lews and Mr and Mrs Alina Harwood present. Mrs James Cather, whose children are in Houston, La, returns home. Miss Mayme Bavey of Lexington stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs W S Beck who have been ill. Mr and Mrs Billiard Holman buried their one year old baby there yesterday from pneumonia and whooping cough. Mrs James Dinwiddie hosts a 12 o’clock dinner Tuesday with Miss Truie White Miss Hannah Groves of Corder and Mesdames Martin Oliver and Roy Ashworth.
Means las butrition and in conse quence less vitality. When the liver fails to secrate bile, the blood becomes loaded with billows properties, the digestion becomes impaired and the bowels constipated. Herbine will rectify thie, it gives tone to the stomach, twerse kidneys, strengthen the appetite, clears and Improves the complexion, infuses new life and vigor to the whole system, 50 cents a bottle, Sold by Crenshaw & Young, 16m1 Oak Grove Banger: Wolves are certainly getting bolder .to this location, regardless of the many hunts being made for them of late. The other nyeht a wolf visited he said of Charles Meéfrin, sorth of frown, and hid two Nubte with the dog. When Mr. Morgan eppeared upon thy event, the nocturnal visior slowk away, much to the satisfaction of the dog, which was getting the worst of he scrimmage. The server of squends fully ridding the system of a cold is a thorough evacuation of the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar dons this- Liquid Cold Cure, drives all cold out of the system. Best for coughs, croap etc. Sold by Crenshaw& Young, J 6nil Higgineville Jeffersonson. French Canterbury informa us that his brother Bort. C. Canterbury, who moved to Arkansas about fivo years ago, wil return to this city in two or thre weeks. His many friends here wil welcome Mr. Canterbury and wile back again.
A Waverly Texas reader praising Ballard Horehound Syrup reports it quickly loosens phlegm and relieves throat and lung trouble, recommending it universally. Sold by Crenshaw and Young. Obituary notes Joby Belderar, founder of Eagle Mills at Higgmaville, died in San Diego California at age 68 years 11 months and 17 days on January 5, 1906.
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