College President Drives in From Clinton with Family
Dr C L Fowler president of Lexington College arrived Thursday with his family from Clinton NC. Miss Fila Nickell returned Wednesday evening from a few days visit in Kansas City. Mrs R M Taubman and Mrs N E Baskett returned from Kansas City Wednesday night. A full line of Fresh Green Vegetables always ready to supply your wants at C L Kenney's Phone 17 Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fowler
Lexington College
Clinton, N. C
Fila Nickell
Kansas City
R. M. Taubman
C. L. Kenney's
Lexington School Fund Deposit Interest Bids Sought
The Board of Education of Lexington Missouri will receive bids up to July 5 1911 on interest to be paid on deposits of the Lexington District school funds. Interest to be figured on daily balance with a two year contract. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Albert F Winkler Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Lexington
Albert F. Winkler
Secy
Kemble Family Leaves For Iowa After Visit
Mr and Mrs W E Kemble and two sons Roy and Win L r and the former s wife left Wednesday evening via Kansas City for their home in Oskaloosa Iowa after a week s visit with the family of W F Hinesley They drove a White gas car Mrs T A Kelley and daughter returned Thursday from a visit in Higginsville Mrs B F Satterfield and two nieces Misses Marie and Mildred Barron went to Kansas City Thursday for a few days visit F Morath and daughter Mis Ta left Thursday for a trip to Colorado Ed Aull went to Kansas City Thursday on business B C Drummond went to Odesa y Thursday on business Gustav Tlaerle went to Kansas City Thursday to spend the day on business The number of people killed yearly by wild beasts doesn t approach the vast number killed by disease germs No life is safe from their attacks Yet grand protection is afforded by Electric Bitters which destroy and expel these deadly disease germs from the system That s why chills fever and ague and many blood diseases yield promptly to this blood purifier Try them and enjoy health and strength They re money back if not satisfied Only 50 cents at Crenshaw Young Misses Fannie and Laura Gillen went to Kansas City Thursday to meet Miss May Haley who will arrive from Portland Oregon to spend the summer Dr Z M Williams returned Thursday from a business trip to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EE. Kemble
Roy
Win. L
Kansas City
Oskaloosa
Iowa
W. F. Hinesley
T. A. Kelley
Higginsville
FL Satterfield
Marie
Mildred Barron
Crenshaw & Young
Fannie
Laura Gillen
May Haley
Portland
Oregon
Escaped With His Life and Cured by King’s New Discovery
Twenty one years ago I faced an awful death writes Tt B Martin of Port Harrelson S C. Doctors said I had consumption and the dreadful cough looked like it. I tried everything and was under the best Georgetown doctor for a year but relief came only with Dr King’s New Discovery. It cured me and I owe my life to this lung remedy. Sample free at Crestean Young’s. Mrs Patterson and daughter Elizabeth visited Columbia. Capt Pritchard family went to Green Harbor Mass for the summer. Dr Williams returned from Gallatin and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. B. Martin
Port Harrelson
Georgetown
S. C
Crenstean & Young’s
Lexington Fourth of July firework ban proclaimed
Mayor Thomas Walton of Lexington orders a prohibition on firing giant crackers diamonds caps and firearms in city streets on July 4 1911 to prevent accidents. The notice urges safety and arrests for violations as the community plans a Concordia Missouri Fourth of July celebration with train service and local advertisements for dairy eggs enlargements and Kodak services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walton
City of
Lexington
Concordia
Malkiel to Lecture on Socialism and Women
Theresa Serber Malkiel of New York plans a July 4 lecture at Court House Lexington on socialism and its relation to women. A longtime socialist organizer and minister, she will discuss labor, unions, and women’s class interests with free admission and special invitation to hear a prominent speaker. Also notes social notices and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's National Committee
The
Socialist Party
Theresa Serber Malkiel
New York
Socialist Movement
Central Labor Federation of New York
Labor Movement
Woman's Trade Union League
Court Mouse
Lexington
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Lexington Testimony
An old Missouri testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as curing back pain and kidney problems. Mrs A A Quistion of Richmond testifies in 1906 and 1908 that the pills relieved her dull backache and prolonged standing discomfort, with lasting improvement. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York 10 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
Central Business College Announces New Kansas City Home
Central Business College at 1222-24 Oak Street, Kansas City Missouri announces a move to a new brick building with white glaze tiles and windows on every bay. The 20th annual catalog, 96 pages, is ready for distribution and requests for the catalog by mail are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
Oak Street
Kansas City
Oak St
Lumber Values and Timber Conservation Message
A lumber yard urges builders to act now with all grades of lumber on hand. It argues lumber has a fixed value and warns against waiting for cheaper prices, claiming government timber conservation supports current value while promising good quality options for new homes.
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McGee
Baby Eliair
James F.ballard
Gt. Louis
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
IBF
Plate Glass Insurance
Jo A. Wilson & Bro
Dr. Z. M. Williams
J. M. Patterson
Elizabeth
Columbia
G.B. Pritchard
Green Harbor
Mass
4. M. Williams
Gallatin
Tai
John Price
Kodak
Mrs. I. J
North 5Th
Kan
Castor
Lite Rane
Bears
Gastoria
New York City
Clyde Wright
Frank Mountjoy
St. Louis
J. W. Sydnor
Jas. KR. Moorehead
Jefferson City
Wilter Peacock
Miss. Dora
J. L. Peak
Missouri
Lr J. &. Tucker
Tor
Ata
Dean
A. A. Quistion
Main St. Richmond
Donn
Dr. Hess
Yellowstone
California
Lila’ Ent
Rockies
Yosemite
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Golden State
Colorado
Californda
Ino
Stroud
Bryant Boa
Blacksmith
9Th Street
Tom Jackson
Z. W. Wright & Sons
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