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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
3
An anti female health piece extols Dr Pierce and his remedies for women. It notes a wifelike endurance among women and claims his medicines treat weak and delicate women, asserting strong effectiveness and privacy in treatment.
Mrs Laura Graves and her daughter Miss Belle arrived Friday evening for a several days visit with Mrs W H Chiles. Dr Z M Williams left Monday for a trip to Kansas City and Polo Missouri. Judge Richard Field went to Kansas City Monday on legal business. F A Day went to Kansas City Monday on business. Miss Lucretia Chambers went to Kansas City Monday to visit relatives.
Lopez, a Manilla, N Y carpenter, touts Bucklen Amida Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns and skin ailments. The ad lists 25 cent price at Crenshaw & Young. Mr and Mrs W A Kelly left for Kansas City and St Louis for a visit. Miss Joy Bullard traveled to Kansas City for a few days. George Wallace returned from a week in Kansas City.
Rev H Stubengel of Allison Iowa extols Dr Kings Life Pills as a health essential for every home. He claims other kinds fail and urges readers to use Dr Kings for wellness. Crenshaw and Young offer the pills at 25 cents.
Roscoe Groves spent Sunday here with homefolks. Mrs. W. H. Twiner returned to Kansas City Saturday after visiting Mrs. F. L. Carter. Guy Morrison spent Sunday.
Mrs. R. O. Cranston and her two children left Monday for Kahoka Missouri after a few weeks visit here with her sister Mrs. A. W. Allen.
The Lexington Board of Education invites bids for coal for the district for one year. Bids due by July 5 1911 cover July and August deliveries and coal that can’t be delivered before September. Board may reject all bids. Albert F Winkler secretary. Ralph Stone returned to Neligh after visiting Richard Johnson. A G Phetzing spent a day in Concordia on business. The Lafayette County Fair mails about 2000 farm catalogs and invites requests for a fair catalogue. Season tickets reduced to 1.00 with prizes up to 25.00 gold watch and 20.00 gold, among others. A Higginsville Chautauqua balloon promotion runs July 1 to August 5 with balloons carrying season tickets. The Chautauqua will feature prominent speakers including William Jennings Bryan and Richmond Pearson Hobson.
J G Graddy G C Marquis K T Stier J C Coffin John Price and Dick Stalling returned from Macon Missouri where they attended the Missouri Elks Association convention Mr Marquis was chosen secretary for the third time Springfield was named as the next meeting place Wm Anil dr spent Saturday in Concordia on business.
The piece urges prospective homebuilders to build now amid lumber price talk. It claims lumber has fixed value, delaying building brings no gain, and invites readers to discuss further.
The piece proclaims Missouri’s statewide capitol project as the nation’s best investment for farmers and home buyers. It predicts a Phoenix like rise from the old capitol, with broad immigration and real estate demand once the August vote passes a near solid mandate.
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