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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
2
Emer AMou Prep Ongoing Amid Unclear Details
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Fragmentary war incident report amid scattered codes
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Lexington Intelligencer publication and policies
The Lexington Intelligencer is issued weekly on Fridays with a $1.50 annual subscription payable in advance. Communications must be signed and mailed to the Postoffice in Lexington, Missouri, where the paper is entered as second class mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postoffice
Lexington
Missouri
Missouri hopeful Frank Farris enters governor race
The Missouri political scene welcomes Frank Farris as a gubernatorial candidate while a well connected Admiral is noted for wartime service in Europe. A new Knights of Columbus student home at the University of Missouri in Columbia, costing 125000, is set for dedication Sunday January 18 and will provide housing for seventy five men with shared baths and an auditorium. A Missouri Year Book note promotes a mole control method using carbon disulphide with practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
University of Missouri
University
Columbia
Gas kills moles with carbon disulphide method and home notices
Heavier than air gas kills moles and is highly explosive when exposed to fire or spark. Repeated applications clean up scattered runways. The method is suited for lawns but costly for large areas. Also notes several personal visits: Mrs A W Allen and children leave for Southern Texas, Miss Carrie Nagel returns from St. Louis, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by a Ky druggist, and visits by J B Jones, Wingate Moorehead, and James R Moorehead Jr.
McGowan Family Visits Kansas City Relatives
Mrs W F McGowan and her daughter Miss Sylvia spent Sunday in Kansas City with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McGowan
Sylvia
Kansas City
Don’t You Forget It
An advertiser claims Chamberlain’s Tablets function to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion without pepsin or other digestive ferment. They are said to support natural stomach function.
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1920
Deeds filed in Lexington and surrounding towns show numerous transfers. Items include Hannah Dalton to William Dalton for 400 dollars. John Marchetti to Edwin Bell for 2250 dollars. Robi Lines to Fred Nadler for 500 dollars. and many others across Lexington Odessa Higginsville and Concordia. Notable totals include George Williams to Caleb Proctor for 8000 dollars and Saml Bear to Henry Voigt for 13000 dollars. A Carder Savings and Loan incorporation with 200000 capital is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Lexington Mo
Hannah A. Dalton
Edward E. Smith
Carson G. Armstrong
Gusta Soendker
Nsw
Thos. M. Chinn
Carl Bertz
Mayview
Robt
L. Benning
James Y. Smith
Aull
G. H. Schmidt
Southside
Edward Kimmick
Albert Kimmick
Perry A. Furcht
Francis W. McClure
Alma
John Sparks
Cora Garrison
Asbury’s
Higginsville
George H. Lacy
Chas
W. Whipple
Ollie M. Hutchinson
Chas. A. Sondag
Local Moves and Visits In Lexington And Nearby Areas
Pierre Mavel and wife to Wm Sartain and wife WD 1700 60 ft Send Jot 4 Elk 1 Houx s Add Lexington Mrs Herschel Lewis and child returned to their Blackburn home after visiting relatives Arnold accompanied her home for a Visit BE T Stier to Wellington on business Francis Murphy of Chicago arrived for a few days with relatives John Chamberlain to Chicago on business returned Monday Mrs John K Vaughan to Kansas City for a few days visit Mrs Luther Marshall to Kansas City for a few days visit J R Moorehead Jr to Kansas City on business Joe Schaal Jr to Kansas City on business Mrs James Catron Marshall arrived for a few days visit with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Mavel
Wm. R. Sartain
Lexington
Herschel Lewis
Blackburn
Arnold
BE. T. Stier
Wellington
Francis Murphy
Chicago
John Chamberlain
John K. Vaughan
Kansas City
Luther Marshall
J. R. Moorehead, Jr
Joe Schaal, Jr
James Catron
Marshall
Land for sale near Lexington eight miles southwest
Classified notice announces 40 or 60 acres of land for sale eight miles southwest of Lexington Missouri. Interested buyers should apply to M V Helm in Lexington Missouri. The ad is dated December 24 in memoriam style.
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Lexington
M. V. Helm
Children Cry For Fletcher's Castor
Deputy Sheriff W P Kelly returned from Claremore Oklahoma with Clarence Dyer of Odessa arrested on a seduction charge Stewart Cully visited Kansas City then returned to his parents Mrs B P Cully and Mrs F R Neet went to Kansas City for a few days Corder Steel also traveled to Kansas City for a short visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
Okla
Clarence Dyer
Odessa
Stewart Cully
Kansas City
8. P. Cully
F. R. Neet
Corder Steel
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Richard B. Chiles
Annie M. Chiles
Ernest M. Moore
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Carder Savings and Loan Association
Capital Stock
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Joseph Gray
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Walter J. Peak
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John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Traders Bank
Thedford’s
Dey
Tiane
Cillethew
Evens Aon
Rumley Threshing Machinery
Carl Bert
Bank of Deposit
Landis Christmas Savings Club
Treasury
Lexington, Missouri
Castor
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