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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
6
A public notice urges families to keep Chamberlain's remedy for summer illnesses. It proclaims no superior value and urges purchase now. J. L. Carter travels to meet sister in Kansas City and then Helena Montana to visit aunt Mrs. P. B. Bartley.
A warning urges travelers to carry Chamber rrhoea Remedy as it cannot be bought on trains or steamships. Bowel attacks can be sudden and severe, so preparedness is advised. Rev. T. M. Cobb returned Friday from Higginsville. Mrs. Walter Reeder and two Tampa children arrived Friday to visit relatives.
Advert reads Chamberlain's Tablets as mild effective laxatives for constipation indigestion and biliousness. Endorsements from Eugene S Knight Wilmington N C and Miss Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio describe rapid improvement after use. Also notes Miss Helen Frazer's return from Kentucky visit and three others traveling to Kansas City for a visit.
The Missouri University apiary reports eight spring stands of Italian and other bees, with many developing into strong colonies. By mid June honey production increased, surplus honey neared extraction, and the fall value of the apiary should rise by about 150 percent, plus pollen benefits to nearby orchards.
Compiled records show deeds filed week ending July 1 1916 in Lexington Missouri. Entries include transfers to Wm Kessler El nora Palmer D L Owings Henry Kellerman and others with amounts from 1000 to 18600 and property described by townships blocks and lots. Carr ie Green and Hortense West visited Nevada Sunday morning.
The Missouri Supreme Court issues an absolute writ of mandamus against the University of Missouri curators to establish a duplicate engineering school at Rolla School of Mines. The case tests the Buford bill forcing new engineering courses and degree powers at Rolla. Local residents and supporters of the School of Mines spearheaded the maneuvers, while many residents visited or traveled in the area.
Mrs Gussie Smith boarding and rooming house keeper at the University of Missouri awards a $5 prize to the neatest roomer at the start of the term. She notes boys consistently keep rooms cleaner than girls and urges students to maintain tidiness throughout the year. Palm Beach suit cleaning service ad offers pickup by calling Crawford's Laundry. Wanted ambitious men to earn $200 monthly. invites immediate applications to Power Lubricating Co Detroit Michigan.
A notice states loans will be placed on improved farms in Lafayette County not exceeding 5000 dollars to a single borrower. Morrison-Wentworth Bank.
Fruit sale advertises grapes gooseberries currants and roses at less than half price. Inspection solicited at 910 Franklin St.
Eggs for hatching advertised by Mrs G H Logan in Rhode Island Red scene mention telephone R 15 H MRS. G. H. LOGAN and a date code 3-17-1 mo. The compact entry notes availability of Rhode Island Red eggs for incubation.
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