Crenshaw and Young in Lexington Missouri
Crenshaw and Young list a partnership or business ties located in Lexington Missouri. The brief item names Crenshaw and Young as involved parties with no further details about nature or dates.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
5
Crenshaw and Young list a partnership or business ties located in Lexington Missouri. The brief item names Crenshaw and Young as involved parties with no further details about nature or dates.
Katherine Burrows-Jones announces fly dancing classes at Wentworth Military Academy on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 pm starting January 28. Private lessons by appointment. A kids class will be arranged on Wednesdays. Phone 6. Sam T. Ellis spent Sunday in Independence. Elliott and Emery Tad Hunter went to Kansas City to hear violinist Ed Die Brown at Shubert Theatre. Wilson Frazer of Kansas City visited with his mother Mrs. C E Yingling. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller and daughter visited with Mrs. Miller's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson.
When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlains Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and help it perform its functions naturally. Indigestion is often with constipation and worsened by it. The tablets cause a gentle bowel movement, relieving the constipated condition.
A proposal seeks a bargain for a site on Meath Street known as Block 69 First Om in Lexington to host an iPhone 17F3 facility. The move involves locating the project near the Lexington area and its associated stakeholders.
The Lafay ette County Building and Loan Association stockholders will hold the annual meeting on February 12, 1919, at their office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to elect thirteen letters for the ensuing War. J. W. Sydnor, Secretary. Also notes social visits and a homecoming from Camp Funston for W T H Lewis and wife.
In a puzzling report a doglist prisoner and an officer face questions about Fate. Tobster Mirelle is named as an escapee while Soa age Sweded appears in the inquiry. The piece reads like a cryptic courtroom chronicle with sparse names and curious phrases.
A historical report outlines fortifying material from U S industrial wastes with 16 percent potash, 8.5? phosphoric acid, and 85 percent nitrogen. It lists sources such as cottonseed hulls, hardwood ashes, wood washings, blast furnace dust, bones, shells, fish scrap, basic slag, and various animal and leather wastes. The text notes adding feldspar and other potash minerals to cement wastes to boost yearly potash recovery.
Mrs Lolly Lewis returns home from visit with Laura Landrum and family in Marshall. Camp Funston discharge brings back Guen ther. Mrs Henry Diel guest of Boonville relatives. A B Slusher did business in Lexington. Herman Cooper from Kansas City visits kin. Mary Adele Wantuck visits Marshall with Mrs Morris. Laura Landrum spends Thursday in Marshall. Louise Davis returns from Kansas City. Arthur Robertson back from two week Kansas City stay. W L Mitchell of Odessa visits son W R Mitchell. Mrs Harry Brewster goes to Rowville. Dave Yancey returns from Kansas City medical eye treatment. Trotter Callaway arrives from Long Island discharge from army.
A fragment warns that sore throat or croup may lead to more serious diseases and advises applying 0.Z0-NOOL to throat and nose membranes. Lacks clear attribution.
Williams Morrison travels to Kansas City on Monday to participate in the Fordson Tractor School, an event held there throughout the week.
Friday night January 31 a three reel feature film and lecture on retail merchandising will be shown at the Court House. J R Moorehead Jr, secretary of the City Club, announced arrangements with the National Cash Register Co to present an illustrated lecture on merchandising failures and newspaper advertising value. Expert W T Brennan will accompany the film Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them, produced for the National Cash Register Co. The program covers store organization display delivery and efficient advertising. Admission is free and broad merchant turnout is expected.
An advertisement claims glycerine and buckthorn bark mixed with Adlerika can flush the entire bowel and prevent appendicitis. It touts instant relief from sour stomach gas and constipation and credits Westermin and Barnett Drug Co. with the product.
Last winter sickness kept me from visiting many customers and this summer I worked for W M A collecting orders. If you want fruit and ornamental trees grapevines berries currants gooseberries asparagus rhubarb flowering shrubs roses hedges and more at low prices send in orders soon. If you lack time tell a relative and I will include a present with delivery freight paid. CHAS TEUBNER 2006 Washington Ave Lexington Mo.
An advertisement promotes a year’s subscription to The Twice-a-Week Republic with 104 issues for $1.80 when the buyer orders for themselves and two friends. It urges forming a club, paying $0.60 each for three years, and notes the regular one year price is $1.00. The offer stresses immediate action and states the deal will be withdrawn soon.
For sale a Cudilie in good condition with many pegs for a fiddle or similar item. Contact ThA Howard, Use Ld. Resferk More Pegs and fill your egg basket. Agent Thomas Geraughty, Rural Route Se OL, telephone 1-24-2ma.
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