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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
2
Weekly Lexington Intelligencer guidance from editor A. W. Allen. Issued Fridays, subscription $1.50 annually. Public communications to be signed. second class mail matter at Lexington post office.
The piece notes President Wilson’s openness to delaying nationwide prohibition and warns of broader geopolitical threats. It mentions 1916 US Geological Survey data on domestic fuller's earth sales, and a playful Irish joke about the afterlife. It then lists numerous local visits, trips, and social updates from Lexington and nearby towns, including transfers, visits, and Red Cross fundraising, concluding with Carrie Field’s St Louis trip.
Katharine, a factory office worker, falls for Max Feldner, a skilled mechanic. After he leaves for New York, Katharine's fortunes shift when a janitor job brings Max back into her life, revealing loyalties, class barriers, and a chance at a different future.
A renowned astronomer recalls a century old meteorite fall on a farmer’s land and a heated clash over who owns minerals. The tenant argues the lease and wheat profits, while the landowner claims mineral rights claiming ownership and control of the property.
A fragment states that a valuable tree of Whaky may be obtained at no cost from Argn tiog cared tree ownership. The notice hints at assertions of property and possible access to the wood.
Mrs. S. V. Ashurst and Miss Pearl Hoffman came back yesterday from a visit in Blackburn, recounting their trip and impressions from the stay.
Warren Sherman left yesterday for Boston to attend the Grand Lodge of Elks annual meeting as a delegate from the Lexington Lodge. Misses Rena and Marie Hale visited Kansas City yesterday. Winfield Pettit visited Marshall yesterday. Misses Olivia Bartels and Louise Reynolds went to HigMiss Maggie Spears to Winton Friday for a brief visit.
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